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Emmvee Photovoltaic Power made its market debut on Tuesday, priced at Rs 217 per share. The initial public offering attracted moderate interest, reflecting a cautious appetite among investors. As a leading manufacturer of solar PV modules and cells, the company has demonstrated impressive financial results for FY25. The funds raised will primarily focus on reducing existing debt.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will meet Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi amid a nine-month low in the yen. The discussion will focus on interest rate policy, with Ueda hinting at a hike and Takaichi urging caution. Investors are weighing dovish government pressure against inflation and economic contraction, making the meeting pivotal for Japan’s monetary direction.

Bitcoin has fallen below ninety thousand dollars for the first time in seven months. This drop indicates a decline in investor willingness to take risks across financial markets. Doubts about future U.S. interest rate cuts and broader market jitters are impacting cryptocurrencies. Major crypto players and technology shares are also experiencing pressure. This trend could signal wider market movements.

Morgan Stanley expects the Indian market to regain momentum by 2026 and has set a bull-case Sensex target of 1,07,000 by December 2026. With a 30% probability, this optimistic scenario assumes low oil prices, favourable global trade shifts, supportive policies, and strong economic growth, which could drive Sensex earnings to grow 19% annually through FY25–28.

Groww Share Price: Billionbrains Garage Ventures, parent of Groww, extended its post-listing rally, hitting a record Rs 194 after strong IPO demand and rapid platform growth. Analysts cite user scale, low acquisition costs and AUM strength as positives, though valuations and regulation remain risks. Allottees are advised to hold, while others await meaningful corrections.

Japanese government bonds faced significant pressure Tuesday, with 20-year yields hitting a 26-year peak. Investors are anticipating a larger-than-expected stimulus package, potentially funded by substantial new bond issuance. This, coupled with potential delays in central bank rate hikes, is driving yields higher and creating market uncertainty ahead of a key bond auction.

New World Development is set to slash over a billion dollars in debt. The company launched an early bond exchange offer to reduce its financial burden. This move aims to boost cashflow and prevent defaults in a tough market. Bondholders had an early incentive to participate. The offer targets perpetual bonds and senior notes.

Indian government bonds traded in a tight range as investors awaited new state debt supply and clarity on RBI bond purchases. Yields on longer-duration bonds hit record highs due to supply concerns. Market participants are paring positions, anticipating rangebound trading unless RBI purchases increase significantly.

India s Q2 earnings season showed cautious optimism with decent results despite tariff concerns. Corporate capex revival and potential rate cuts are influencing investors, while autos, healthcare, and engineering sectors present attractive opportunities. The market is currently tactical, but sustained trends in healthcare, smaller banks, and autos suggest a potential shift towards broader market strength.

WeWork India shares saw a significant jump after Jefferies initiated coverage with a buy rating. The brokerage believes the company is entering a multi-year growth phase. This growth is expected to be driven by strong demand for premium flexible workspaces and operational efficiencies. WeWork India is positioned as a leader in the expanding Indian market.