Indian equities extended their recovery as softer crude prices and global yields improved risk appetite. Analysts have identified five stocks, including ACME Solar, Medanta, Tilaknagar Industries, Uno Minda and PWL, with bullish technical setups.
Foreign investors have resumed selling Indian equities in September, with FPI outflows crossing Rs 23,000 crore through September 19. Higher crude prices, elevated US bond yields, geopolitical risks and currency concerns are weighing on foreign flows, while DIIs cushion the pressure.
The Fed’s latest rate hike could constrain the RBI’s policy flexibility as India-US bond yield differentials narrow. Elara Securities’ Garima Kapoor expects 25-50 bps of RBI hikes in 2026, while higher US yields and a stronger dollar could pressure FPI flows.
India’s primary market is set for a busy week, with 19 IPOs aiming to raise around Rs 4,169 crore, led by Elevate Campuses and Varmora Granito. The week will also see 12 listings, including NSE, as investors track grey market trends.
JioBlackRock CIO Rishi Kohli says largecap valuations have de-rated, while Indian banks have underperformed global peers, creating potential room for a shift in market leadership. He expects volatility to persist, with banks potentially supporting broader indices.
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NSE IPO’s grey market premium has fallen from Rs 192 to around Rs 58, implying a listing premium of just over 3% at the upper price band. The decline comes despite the Rs 22,562-crore issue crossing full subscription on day two.
In the latest trading session, Indian stock markets displayed contrasting trends, with Nifty climbing up while Sensex took a dip. The oil market shows signs of instability, fueled by potential supply shocks and rising prices. Geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and US sanctions against Russia are weighing on investor sentiment. While foreign institutional investors are pulling back, local investors are stepping in to stabilize the market.
Nine penny stocks with market capitalisation below Rs 1,000 crore, share prices under Rs 20 and recent trading volume of at least 5 lakh shares have fallen between 42% and 67% over the past three months, according to ACE Equity data.
Ten NSE midcap stocks recorded their highest quarterly net profits in the June 2026 quarter, with each surpassing its previous peak over the past 10 quarters, according to StockEdge’s profitability scan.
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