Sebi has revamped its Document Number Verification System, making a letter’s subject matter mandatory for authentication. The upgraded system aligns with Sebi’s E-Office format and lets recipients verify physical letters, notices and show-cause notices issued by the regulator.
Indian equities extended their decline as elevated crude oil prices and multi-year high bond yields intensified concerns over the 2026–27 economic outlook. Nifty fell 0.88% and Sensex 0.79%, while broader markets weakened and India VIX climbed sharply.
Infosys and Wipro ADRs rallied in US premarket trading after Accenture forecast stronger-than-expected annual revenue growth. Its upbeat outlook eased concerns over global technology spending, while steady consulting, managed-services and AI demand improved sentiment toward Indian IT exporters.
A significant selloff in Indian government bonds occurred as global yields rose and inflation pressures heightened. The Indian benchmark 10-year yield reached its highest level since April 2024. Traders expect the Reserve Bank of India to announce a rate hike at its upcoming policy meeting next week. Additionally, concerns regarding excessive liquidity in the banking system have intensified amid upcoming bond issues.
Several Nifty Microcap 250 stocks have faced steep declines over the past month, with 10 constituents falling 15-32%, highlighting the sharp correction beneath the index’s relatively muted performance.
Eurozone manufacturing growth accelerated to a four-year high of 52.9 in September, driven by robust demand for capital goods and rising exports. However, accelerating input costs and expected consumer inflation of 3.6% pose fresh risks, heightening market expectations of further rate increases by the European Central Bank.
India’s stock market shows a sharp divide, with investors favouring small and midcaps despite stretched valuations while overlooking relatively attractive largecaps. Kotak Institutional Equities says price momentum and popular growth narratives are driving sentiment more than underlying value and fundamentals.
Bitcoin traded near $84,000 as institutional demand, ETF flows and softer US inflation data supported sentiment, while elevated Treasury yields and cautious spot demand limited gains. Analysts highlighted $82,000-$82,500 support and US jobs data as key near-term catalysts.
European shares opened the final quarter lower as elevated global bond yields and persistent inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment. The STOXX 600 fell 1%, with banks among the biggest decliners. Higher energy costs and expectations of prolonged interest rates pressured equities, while softer oil prices offered limited relief to markets.
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