Axis Bank’s gross advances rose 22.7% year-on-year to Rs 13.846 lakh crore by September 30, 2026, while deposits increased 20.7% to Rs 14.521 lakh crore. CASA deposits grew 10.6%, with FCNR(B) flows significantly influencing deposit and loan growth.
Indian equity markets rebounded on Monday, with the Nifty and Sensex rising 0.60% and 0.66%, respectively. ITC led the gainers, while HCL Tech and Asian Paints fell sharply. FMCG and consumer durables outperformed, but healthcare and pharma stocks declined as investors assessed global rate and crude oil cues.
Bitcoin traded near $86,000 on Monday after weaker US jobs data sharply reduced expectations of an October Fed rate hike. Analysts said the softer macro backdrop, improving institutional demand and ETF inflows could support prices, though elevated Treasury yields and oil above $100 may continue to weigh on risk appetite.
The Sensex fell 49 points to 72,480 on Wednesday as several BSE 100 stocks hit fresh 52-week lows. PB Fintech, Hindustan Unilever, Britannia Industries, Tata Consumer Products, Godrej Consumer Products, Bharat Electronics and Indian Oil were among them.
Amidst cautious market dynamics, Indian government bonds show signs of stability as investors refrain from placing new bets ahead of a potential interest rate hike from the Reserve Bank of India. With looming geopolitical factors and a softer U.S. jobs report suggesting a pause in rate increases by the Federal Reserve, investor sentiment shifts. Additionally, the upcoming quarter marks a significant surge in bond sales planned by Indian states.
Biocon Electric has filed DRHP with Sebi for a Rs 59 lakh-share IPO, comprising a fresh issue and OFS. The company plans to use fresh proceeds primarily for working capital, with shares proposed for BSE and NSE listing.
Seven major OPEC+ producers agreed to keep November crude output unchanged as the Iran conflict disrupted supplies and pushed Brent above $100 a barrel. Meanwhile, G7 nations plan to release 100 million barrels of oil and refined products, including diesel, to ease energy-market pressures and cushion consumers from soaring fuel costs.
Eurozone inflation stands at 3.8%, with Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel warning of upside risks from energy, food and refining costs. However, wage and price-setting remain contained, while long-term inflation expectations stay aligned with the ECB’s 2% target. Markets increasingly expect further ECB rate hikes, though Nagel urged flexibility.
In the upcoming three months, a significant event will unfold as lock-ins will expire for shares in 91 companies, releasing approximately $14 billion worth of stocks. Notably, the Central Mine Planning & Design Institute will see a release of 464 million shares. As various companies unlock shares through November and December, investors should closely analyze potential shareholder actions in the post-lock-in landscape.
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