After successfully reviving Sensex derivatives, BSE CEO Sundararaman Ramamurthy is now focused on shifting traders from weekly options to longer-dated contracts. Over the next three years, the exchange aims to boost participation in monthly and farther-expiry options, which it believes provide better hedging and help reduce market volatility during global shocks.
South Korea’s KOSPI has plunged 9% in two sessions after a strong 2026 rally, as AI-driven semiconductor stocks face profit booking. Rising U.S. inflation, geopolitical tensions in West Asia and leveraged ETF volatility have intensified the sell-off, raising concerns that the AI-led rally may have outpaced fundamentals.
Shares of Lenskart Solutions are set to be in focus as Abu Dhabi Investment Authority plans a block deal to sell up to 2.3% stake worth Rs 1,944 crore, shortly after SoftBank’s partial exit, signalling continued stake dilution by early investors despite strong revenue growth in the company context remaining the same.
Major US stock markets experienced a significant drop on Wednesday. Chipmaker stocks continued their decline, while new tensions between the US and Iran added to investor worries. The S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all saw substantial losses. Investors are also considering potential interest rate hikes and taking profits in the tech sector.
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) is set to divest up to 2.3% of its stake in eyewear retailer Lenskart for approximately Rs 1,944 crore. This follows a significant stake sale by SoftBank, with the deal structured as a block deal at a slight discount to the current market price.
Domestic equities ended lower amid global uncertainty and caution ahead of key US inflation data. Despite market weakness, analysts remain bullish on Akums Drugs and Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC after strong technical breakouts, rising volumes and improving momentum indicators.
Zee Entertainment is all set to gather 23 billion rupees to fuel its ambitious business strategies, following a significant win in securing the broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in India.
Goldman Sachs India Equity Portfolio bought shares worth Rs 49.82 crore in CMR Green Technologies on its listing day, which saw a 43% premium. Despite investor optimism, analysts advise caution and partial profit booking amid high valuations.
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