Bitcoin has led a broad crypto market recovery, pushing total digital-asset market capitalisation back above $3 trillion. Strong spot and ETF demand has supported the rebound, although rising open interest and funding point to increasing leverage. The next phase will depend on whether underlying demand can sustain momentum toward the $100,000 mark.
Five Adani group firms settled Sebi adjudication proceedings over alleged disclosure and governance lapses flagged in the Hindenburg Report, paying ₹1.51 crore without admitting or denying violations.
InGovern has warned that the Delhi High Court’s Fortis Healthcare forensic audit order could set a wider precedent, potentially exposing listed companies to enforcement proceedings over promoters’ personal liabilities and challenging the established separation between companies and their owners.
European shares opened largely flat on Tuesday as investors remained cautious over potential US-Iran talks and developments around the Strait of Hormuz. Energy stocks gained 0.4% as oil prices recovered, while retail stocks rose 1.3%, led by Kingfisher. Insurance stocks declined, and investors awaited euro zone consumer confidence data for further economic signals.
The National Stock Exchange paid ₹186 crore to 20 advisory banks for its $2.4 billion IPO. At 0.82% of the total issue, the fee structure remains well below India’s market average, despite the IPO drawing strong institutional demand with a 5.7x overall subscription.
SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said India could raise up to Rs 2 lakh crore through IPOs, with substantial proceeds flowing directly to companies. He highlighted reforms simplifying market access, rising corporate bond issuance, growing domestic investor participation and measures to deepen capital markets, improve liquidity and expand global investor access.
LIC emerged as the largest bidder in NSE’s ₹22,800 crore IPO with ₹4,500 crore in bids, joined by ICICI Prudential and Quant Mutual Fund. Despite cautious retail participation (1.3x), strong institutional demand (12.7x) drove overall subscription to 5.7x ahead of its September 24 listing on BSE.
Indian equities ended lower on Tuesday after morning gains faded, with Sensex dropping 330 points and Nifty witnessing a sharp closing-auction swing on expiry day. Broader markets also declined, while IT stocks weakened and realty gained. Market breadth turned negative, with 1,868 NSE stocks declining against 1,679 advancing.
Traders pointed to media reports stating that Iran had offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key energy artery,if the US eases military pressure and lifts its blockade.
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