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A 5-year swing high represents the highest price a stock has reached within a five-year timeframe.

Global credit markets saw a surge in activity. Borrowers globally sold investment-grade debt worth billions. US firms sold a huge amount of debt. European and Japanese markets also witnessed record-breaking issuances. Companies are capitalizing on strong investor demand. The Federal Reserve s expected interest rate cut is also a factor. Experts believe this trend will continue, but volatility remains a concern.

An upward trend is signaled when the RSI (Relative Strength Index) crosses above 50 from below.

Zomato s parent company, Eternal, is in focus as the food delivery platform has increased its platform fee to ₹12 before the festive season, following a similar move by Swiggy. Both companies are investing heavily in quick commerce. Zomato reported a profit decline but revenue growth, while Swiggy s losses doubled due to Instamart investments.

Aamar Deo Singh from Angel One highlights the market rally fueled by GST reforms and potential US Fed rate cuts. FIIs are shifting from largecaps to mid and smallcaps, targeting growth sectors like consumer discretionary and financials. Emerging themes such as AI, data centers, and semiconductors present long-term wealth creation opportunities in India.

Investors aiming for dividend payouts from PSUs should note today s deadline. Buying shares of Oil India Limited, NTPC, and ONGC today ensures eligibility for final dividends. These stocks will trade ex-dividend tomorrow, September 4, 2025. Several other companies, including A-1 Limited and AIA Engineering Limited, have also declared dividends with the same record date.

Yes Bank’s shares are in focus following the Competition Commission of India’s approval of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s (SMBC) stake acquisition via secondary purchase from SBI and seven other banks. This regulatory nod is a key step, though completion depends on customary closing conditions. Yes Bank shares closed flat at Rs 19.56 on Tuesday.

Indian government bond yields will likely remain steady. A key meeting is set to discuss a possible reduction in the Goods and Services Tax. The 10-year bond yield is expected to trade between 6.53% and 6.58%. The GST Council will meet to discuss revenue protection. A debt auction will test investor appetite.

Japanese super-long dated bonds experienced a downturn, pushing yields to unprecedented highs amid renewed concerns about the nation s financial stability. This market reaction followed news of a close aide to Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba intending to resign. The 30-year JGB yield surged by 8 basis points to 3.28%, while the 20-year JGB yield climbed 7 bps to 2.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is set to launch a 100 billion yen real estate fund targeting underperforming assets in major Japanese cities. The fund aims to improve the attractiveness of mid-sized offices, residential properties, and hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.