Sebi has granted a new extension for investment advisers and research analysts regarding their enrolment, now set for September 3, 2026. This delay allows participants more time to finalize their registrations, facilitating a more seamless rollout of the performance data framework. It’s essential for advisers and analysts to enroll to provide their past performance metrics.
MakeMyTrip reported a 19.9% year-on-year rise in Q1 gross bookings to $2.85 billion, while revenue and adjusted operating profit increased despite travel disruptions. Strong growth across hotels, buses and AI-powered Myra 2.0 reinforced confidence in India’s long-term travel demand.
Amazon crossed a $3 trillion market valuation after strong earnings and robust cloud growth reinforced confidence in its AI investments. Shares hit a record high, while investors rewarded the company for demonstrating improving returns from heavy AI infrastructure spending.
The government will launch LIC’s offer for sale for non-retail investors on Tuesday and retail investors on Wednesday. It plans to divest up to 6.5% through a base 2.5% offer and green shoe option, advancing minimum public shareholding compliance.
Major US stock indexes opened higher on Monday. De-escalating Middle East tensions helped drag down crude oil prices. Investors are now preparing for a busy week of earnings reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased by 274 points at the open. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also saw gains.
Three early Paytm investors plan to sell shares worth up to Rs 2,002 crore through a block deal at a nearly 5% discount. The secondary transaction will not raise funds for the company and includes a 60-day post-sale lock-up for sellers.
Bitcoin traded near $63,000 as easing oil prices reduced inflation concerns, but weak institutional inflows and subdued spot activity capped gains. Ethereum and major altcoins declined, while analysts cited cautious investor sentiment, tighter liquidity and continued market consolidation.
Indian benchmark indices surged on Monday after easing crude oil prices, sparked by renewed US-Iran talks, boosted investor sentiment. The Sensex jumped 544 points and the Nifty climbed 1.6%, adding nearly Rs 5 lakh crore to BSE market capitalisation. TCS, IndiGo and Infosys led gains, while Sun Pharma and Apollo Hospitals lagged.
The Indian rupee finished slightly lower at the close on Monday, pulling back from an early surge. Demand for dollars from importers and state banks intensified, countering the fall in oil prices. Meanwhile, global equities gained ground ahead of the scheduled discussions between Washington and Tehran. The dollar index maintained its position, and most Asian currencies appreciated.
Nifty surged nearly 200 points in two minutes after India introduced the Closing Auction Session for F&O stocks. The new mechanism replaced the VWAP-based closing price with an auction-driven equilibrium price, altering index movements, trading timelines and intraday position management.
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