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SEBI’s study highlights several important findings that shed light on emerging trading patterns in India. Some of these observations challenge common misconceptions and provide much-needed reality checks.

Silver prices showed a stellar rally on Thursday up to their highest level in a decade on the back of China’s stimulus measures amid desperate attempts by the world’s largest consumer of white metal to shore up its economic growth. However, industrial sector demand remained a concern.

In the five trading sessions leading up to September 27, the Sensex index rose about 1.2%, closing at 85,572, with three of those sessions showing gains.. In this weekly rally, ETMarkets identified that 11 stocks from the BSE100 pack showed consistent price increases during this timeframe. (Data Source: ACE Equity)

Power demand in India is expected to grow at a faster rate, with a 7% CAGR over the next decade, driven by a robust economic outlook, urbanization, and new demand drivers such as electric vehicles (EVs), data centres, and the electrification of energy needs.

Benchmark Sensex rose 1.22% in September, as many as 62 stocks on BSE 500 clocked double-digit gains of up to 35%. Among these, about seven of them offered over 25% returns to investors during the month.

“The market at this point..(is) pretty much pricing in a soft landing, and pricing in that we have defeated inflation, and that the Fed will be able to lower rates without causing a bunch of harm to the economy”, said Liz Young Thomas, head of investment strategy at SoFi in Continue Reading

​​Ascribing sell ratings to Lupin, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Zydus Lifesciences and Aurobindo Pharma, the brokerage said the US generic market has been declining and the pace could worsen.

The recent surge in IPOs has created a high demand for capital market specialist lawyers, leading law firms to aggressively hire at partner levels. This increased demand has also driven up the cost of hiring legal advisors for IPOs, which has doubled in the last three years.

IDFC Ltd will merge into IDFC First Bank effective October 1, following approval from the National Company Law Tribunal. The merger will dissolve IDFC financial holdings and simplify the corporate structure. IDFC First Bank will issue new equity shares and address accumulated losses, potentially enabling future dividend payments.

Swiggy’s largest investor, Prosus, plans to offload a 5% stake in the company’s upcoming IPO, potentially realizing over $500 million. Other investors like Elevation Capital and Accel will also sell parts of their stakes. Swiggy aims to raise up to $448 million through fresh shares.