Juniper Green Energy’s Rs 1,800 crore IPO received a muted response on the second day of bidding. The IPO’s grey market premium has also declined to around 2.67% from nearly 8% earlier, signalling expectations of limited listing gains.
Euro zone and US bond yields recorded their largest monthly increase since March as Middle East conflict concerns renewed inflation fears. Traders pushed back interest rate cut expectations, with Germany’s 10-year yield rising 28 basis points in July and US 10-year Treasury yields advancing 22.5 basis points despite a Friday dip.
The Japanese yen recorded its strongest one-day gain against the U.S. dollar in nearly two years after suspected intervention by Japanese authorities. The move adds to a long history of currency market interventions, from the Plaza Accord to recent efforts to curb excessive yen volatility.
Realty firm M3M India will invest Rs 600 crore for a new commercial project. This project, named M3M Capital Financial Center, will span 1.42 acres. It will feature premium office spaces, multiplex units, and retail units for sale. The Gurugram-based company expects project completion by the year 2029. M3M Group plans further expansion through land acquisition and construction investments.
India’s largest stocks are witnessing a major ownership shift as domestic institutions fill the gap left by foreign investors. FIIs cut stakes in 36 Nifty 50 companies, while DIIs raised holdings in 41, taking their index ownership to a record 25.9%. Max Healthcare saw the sharpest change, with FII holdings falling 13 percentage points and DII stake rising 12.5 points.
Thermax shares dropped significantly after reporting an 86% profit decline. Revenue rose 7% year-on-year, but earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization fell. Order inflow increased 2%, and the total order book grew. The company cited higher input costs and weaker export sales impacting performance. Geopolitical issues and currency fluctuations also contributed to cost pressures.
Data Patterns India shares declined after the defence electronics company reported a 14% YoY drop in Q1 FY27 net profit to Rs 22 crore. Despite the profit decline, revenue from operations rose 17% YoY to Rs 116 crore. Operational EBITDA remained largely stable at Rs 31 crore compared with Rs 32 crore in the year-ago quarter.
Chinese technology stocks rallied sharply on Friday, mirroring global markets. Investors regained confidence as the artificial intelligence sell-off appeared to ease. Policy support for innovation boosted sentiment, though major indexes faced steep monthly declines. Factory activity unexpectedly slipped into contraction, reflecting weaker domestic demand. Trade discussions continued as leaders prepare for a potential September meeting.
Amazon exceeded second-quarter expectations as strong AWS growth, expanding AI businesses and rising cloud demand boosted profits, reinforcing investor confidence that aggressive AI investments are driving long-term growth and profitability.
Apple reported record June-quarter revenue and earnings, beating Wall Street estimates on strong iPhone and Mac sales. However, the stock fell in after-hours trading as investors focused on softer-than-expected revenue guidance, supply constraints and mixed performance in services and China.
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