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LG Electronics pauses IPO plans of Indian unit, Bloomberg News reports

Ather Energy IPO: The company has set a price band of ₹304–₹321 per share, with investors able to place bids in lots of 46 shares each. According to analysts monitoring the unlisted market, the latest reported Grey Market Premium (GMP) stood at ₹17.

We see that outflows from the US and they have to go somewhere in the rest of the world and if you are a market that is largely domestically oriented, so not so much exposed to trade and you have a stock market that has already actually come off and where valuations look a little bit more reasonable than they were a year ago, then of course these things start to look quite interesting.

Despite potential tariff reductions on Chinese imports, global trade faces continued uncertainty, according to Elara Capital s Garima Kapoor. She suggests that while tariffs may decrease partially, they won t disappear entirely, leading to ongoing friction between the U.S. and China. This evolving relationship signals a "new normal" with potentially higher average U.S. tariffs and broader tensions encompassing technology and national security.

Non-bank lender Mahindra Finance on Tuesday reported a 9 per cent decline in standalone profit to Rs 563 crore in the March quarter. The Mahindra Group s financial services arm had posted a net profit of Rs 619 crore in the year-ago period.

Niva Bupa shares: According to MOSL, Niva Bupa has established itself as one of the fastest-growing health insurance providers, achieving a CAGR of 34% between FY22 and FY25.

Japan s Nikkei hit a three-week closing high on Wednesday as a strong rebound in Wall Street prompted investors to scoop up technology and auto shares.

Power Finance Corporation (PFC) shares declined after disclosing a Rs 307 crore outstanding exposure to Gensol Engineering, which had received a loan for electric vehicles. PFC is pursuing legal action due to alleged document falsification by Gensol.

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European shares climbed on Wednesday, boosted by strong earnings from Europe s largest software maker SAP, while U.S. President Donald Trump s backflip from threats to dismiss Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell provided relief to investors.

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While banking can come to a point where it pauses, you will get participation from other sectors that can drive Nifty higher and so, on Nifty you will still want to trail your support and keep looking at level to level whether you can move from one to the next.

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