In an exciting development, Indian shadow lenders are gearing up to raise a substantial sum of at least ten thousand crore rupees in the near future. Power Finance Corporation is set to invite bids for a massive fifty billion rupee bond issuance, while Bajaj Housing Finance and HDB Financial Services are also eyeing significant note offerings. Tata Capital and Shriram Finance are in the process of arranging for considerable borrowings.
BEML shares gained nearly 2% after the company secured a Rs 180.60 crore order from Integral Coach Factory for manufacturing and supplying Vande Bharat sleeper trainsets. The order adds to BEML’s recent order wins, including contracts from Mauritius and Hindustan Aeronautics, strengthening its order book and presence across rail, defence and international markets.
Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ) shares surged 38.9% in two sessions as investors reacted to GRT Jewellers’ proposed acquisition of the jewellery retailer. GRT plans to acquire 74.12% promoter stake at up to Rs 209 per share and launch an open offer for the remaining public stake at Rs 249.61 per share, while the stock climbed to Rs 423 on Wednesday, well above both transaction prices.
Japanese government bonds extended their selloff on Wednesday as hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan strengthened expectations of a near-term rate hike. The five-year JGB yield hit a record 2.295%, while the 10-year yield rose to 3.01%, as investors also weighed rising global yields, higher government borrowing and fiscal spending plans. Strategists expect continued pressure on JGBs, with some forecasting the 10-year yield could reach 3.2% in October.
Yotta Data Services is gearing up for an initial public offering scheduled for early 2027, aiming to secure as much as $1.5 billion to settle debts and enhance their infrastructure. This strategic move taps into the surging demand for AI computing infrastructure seen across India. A noteworthy portion of Yotta’s clientele comprises global customers, bolstered by a tax holiday that instils confidence among international data center users.
Global bond yields are hitting multi-year highs, with the US 10-year yield nearing 5% amid rising oil prices, inflation fears and concerns over government debt. Indian 10-year yields also crossed 7%, raising concerns about the impact of higher borrowing costs and shifting investor preference on equities.
Hero MotoCorp shares fell after August dispatch data showed year-on-year declines in motorcycle and export volumes, despite strong scooter sales keeping overall dispatches positive. The stock’s one-week loss widened to 4.64%, underperforming the benchmark’s 1.97% decline.
Swiggy shares fell sharply on Wednesday, extending their two-session decline to 6% and erasing nearly Rs 5,000 crore in market value. The stock faces potential foreign outflows after entering the NSDL red-flag list and possible exclusion from MSCI and FTSE indices. Jefferies, however, retains a Buy rating with a Rs 435 target.
The Bank of Japan is set to debate a September rate hike as Governor Kazuo Ueda signals that policymakers will closely assess rising inflation risks, the weak yen and global economic conditions. Markets are increasingly pricing in a rate increase, with Japanese bond yields climbing to multi-decade highs.
Rays of Belief IPO entered its second day of bidding after receiving a healthy response on Day 1, led by retail investors. The issue’s GMP stands at around 16%, signalling positive investor sentiment and expectations of a strong listing, though GMP is not an official indicator of listing gains.
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