On Wednesday morning, Indian government bonds exhibited limited fluctuations due to high oil prices and anticipation of inflation data. The market reacted cautiously as hopes for peace in the Middle East dwindled following recent maritime incidents. Investors remain attentive to domestic and US inflation indicators, which will likely influence future interest rate decisions, keeping bond yields tethered amidst global rate anxieties and deposit growth.
NALCO and Hindalco shares rallied sharply on Wednesday as global aluminium prices hit a seven-week high amid Middle East tensions and fresh supply concerns. A production cut at Brazil’s Alunorte refinery, multi-decade-low LME inventories and disrupted Middle East shipments have tightened the market, supporting aluminium prices and Indian producers.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has confirmed that no manipulation exists within the newly established closing auction system. This session, which establishes closing stock prices, strives to meet international norms. Since its inception, participation in the closing auction has progressively increased. The regulator is actively considering feedback to amplify market participation. This reform is essential in reducing tracking discrepancies for passive investment funds.
Retail traders are observing a proposed ‘No Trade Day’ on August 12 to protest the newly introduced Closing Auction Session (CAS), higher securities transaction tax and changing market rules. The campaign follows concerns over increased volatility and divergence in closing prices since CAS was introduced.
Foreign investors returned to emerging markets in July, investing a net $18.8 billion in debt and equities after two months of outflows. Debt attracted $26.7 billion, while equities saw a $7.8 billion outflow. Asia recorded a sharp reversal, led by stronger debt flows, while China remained an exception. Record sovereign debt issuance also highlighted renewed investor appetite.
A 21-year analysis by Abakkus Mutual Fund shows how missing the stock market’s strongest days can significantly hurt long-term returns. For the Nifty 50 TRI, CAGR fell from 13.67% to 11.31% when the best five days were missed, and dropped to just 1% for investors who missed the best 50 days.
Japanese government bond yields rose on Wednesday as markets increasingly priced in a September Bank of Japan rate hike. The benchmark 10-year yield climbed to 2.85%, while the two-year yield hit its highest level since 1995. Higher oil prices added to inflation concerns, while investors awaited U.S. inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy path.
Pratilipi is preparing for an IPO, targeting banker appointment by October and FY27 revenue of Rs 400 crore. Its expansion into publishing, microdramas, comics and IP licensing is driving growth, while its TikTok partnership has delivered 500 million views. The company is also leveraging AI to accelerate content production and multilingual adaptations, supporting its broader IP ecosystem ambitions.
Dish TV India reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 286 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, as subscription revenue fell 41% to Rs 161 crore. Total expenses rose 46% amid shifting consumer viewing habits, while the company continued expanding its VZY Smart TV ecosystem to drive connected entertainment.
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