Helios Flexi Cap Fund trims exposure in HDFC Bank, RIL, 2 more stocks; hikes stake in Swiggy, Paytm and 26 others
Helios Flexi Cap Fund trims exposure in HDFC Bank, RIL, 2 more stocks; hikes stake in Swiggy, Paytm and 26 others
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Helios Flexi Cap Fund trims exposure in HDFC Bank, RIL, 2 more stocks; hikes stake in Swiggy, Paytm and 26 others
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Among the two offerings, the Century Business Media IPO received an overwhelming response from investors, with the issue subscribed 57.93 times by the close of bidding. The Injecto Polymers IPO, meanwhile, was subscribed 1.23 times.
The Manika Plastech IPO was a Rs 125.50 crore book-built issue, comprising a fresh issue of 2.15 crore shares aggregating to Rs 92.50 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 76.74 lakh shares worth Rs 33 crore.
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Oil prices experienced a decrease as Saudi Arabia managed to resume shipments following Houthi assaults. These attacks on Saudi sites led to a strategic decision to boost exports via the Strait of Hormuz. The flow of oil from the Middle East continues to thrive, while Saudi Arabia modifies its export paths.
In early September, foreign investors shifted to selling after a series of buying phases. Notably, financials, automotive, and oil and gas sectors experienced considerable sell-offs. Conversely, healthcare stocks attracted significant investments, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. Investors pulled back on auto and power stocks amidst rising global concerns, which collectively led to a subdued foreign portfolio investor presence.
Jane Street Group has entered the leveraged ETF swap market this year. They provided about $1.2 billion in swaps during the second quarter. This move increases competition in a specialized derivatives market. Clear Street and Marex Group also hold significant market shares. US leveraged ETF assets recently peaked above $200 billion.
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The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, prompting investors to reassess the outlook for further tightening. Higher Treasury yields, persistent inflation and uncertainty over future rate moves could keep pressure on equities and fixed-income markets.
Washingtons proposed transfer of F-35 fighter jets to Riyadh has prompted reported scrutiny within the US intelligence community over the possibility of Beijing gaining access to sensitive military technology. The concerns reportedly stem from Chinas growing defence and technology links with Saudi Arabia, including access to military facilities and Chinese-built telecommunications infrastructure in the kingdom.
Union Minister Suresh Gopi lauded Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan for project cooperation. He stated this support was absent during the previous Left front government. Three Swadesh Darshan projects were secured after becoming a central minister. Departments acted on Thrissur Sakthan Market projects after the CM
China has expanded yuan foreign-exchange clearing to include the Singapore dollar, New Zealand dollar and Thai baht, as Beijing seeks to widen the currencys international use. The move strengthens clearing infrastructure for yuan transactions, supports greater liquidity and facilitates direct trading and settlement with a broader range of global partners.
The Rs 22,569 crore NSE IPO was subscribed 22% in the early hours of Day 1, with the retail portion seeing 24% subscription. The grey market premium stood around 9%. Brokerages remain positive, citing NSEs market leadership and strong profitability, while cautioning investors about its valuation, regulatory risks and derivatives dependence.
Kanohar Electricals shares surged on Thursday, extending gains for a second session and rising 36% above its Rs 632 issue price. The Rs 1,055.74 crore IPO was subscribed 90.59 times, led by 215.37x subscription in the QIB category.
The Jindal Supreme IPO has attracted strong Day 2 demand, with overall subscription reaching 12.53 times and retail subscription at 19.13 times. Its GMP stands at Rs 25, suggesting positive unofficial market sentiment. The Rs 124.88 crore issue closes September 18. The proceeds from the issue will primarily repay debt.
Paytm shares have rebounded over 480% from their lifetime low but remain 20% below the Rs 2,150 IPO price. The introduction of MDR on select high-value UPI transactions could create a new revenue stream for the fintech, while merchant lending, operating leverage and AI initiatives offer additional growth avenues.
An IIT Delhi graduate and a private bank operations manager are among six people arrested in connection with a Rs 1.12 crore digital arrest scam targeting a 68-year-old retired professional in Dahisar. Police traced the money through a gold trading firm
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China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points and signalled another hike could come this year. Rate-sensitive sectors, including gold, non-ferrous metals and property stocks, came under pressure as investors reassessed the outlook for global borrowing costs and higher-for-longer rates.
Indias early FTAs promised a two-way trade highway, but 15 years later the traffic looks decidedly one-sided. Deficits with ASEAN, Japan and South Korea have ballooned as imports raced ahead of exports. Trade experts say the answer is not to shut the road, but to repair it — from tariff imbalances and non-tariff barriers to poor FTA utilisation and costly inputs at home.
Rentomojo shares surged 9% after a strong debut, taking gains to 30% above the IPO price. The stock listed at a 19% premium and rallied to Rs 526.70 within an hour. While analysts see long-term potential, they have flagged valuation concerns and advised caution after the sharp listing-day gains.
A-One Steels IPO has fixed its price band at Rs 385-405 per share and will open for subscription on September 24. The Rs 405 crore issue comprises a fresh issue and OFS, with proceeds primarily earmarked for repayment of outstanding borrowings.
September 2026 astrology reveals 4 zodiac signs that may need to close unfinished career and money chapters before October. Check Aries, Gemini, Libra and Capricorn.
Juniper Hotels shares rose on Thursday after the company proposed acquiring the operating Novotel Imagicaa hotel in Maharashtra for Rs 248 crore. The 287-key property, located in Khopoli, spans around 11 acres and includes restaurants, banquet and meeting facilities. The acquisition is aimed at expanding Junipers presence in the Mumbai-Pune corridor.
Sumit Nagal endured an injury-hit 2026 season, which affected his ranking. He has now stopped playing the victim and is enjoying his tennis. Nagal feels his game has improved over the last few months. He is concentrating on competing week after week without obsessing over winning. Nagal is also open to guiding younger Indian players when needed.
Sensex and Nifty extended gains despite the US Federal Reserves first rate hike in three years, supported by broad-based buying outside the IT sector. Analysts remain cautious as elevated bond yields, FII selling, rupee weakness and geopolitical risks could fuel volatility.
GMR Airports shares witnessed an uptick on Thursday after JM Financial retained its Buy rating and Rs 115 target price, citing an improved risk-reward profile despite subdued passenger traffic. The brokerage expects traffic pressure to persist through November, but sees growth improving from December as favourable base effects and resilient international traffic support recovery.
NSEs Rs 22,569-crore IPO has opened for subscription, valuing Indias largest stock exchange at nearly $46 billion at the upper price band. At 42.9 times FY26 earnings, NSE commands a higher valuation multiple than most major global exchanges, including Nasdaq, CME Group, ICE, HKEX and LSEG. Analysts attribute the premium to NSEs profitability, market dominance and Indias long-term capital market opportunity.
Japans Nikkei edged higher as investors bought beaten-down gaming and pharmaceutical shares, while falling crude oil prices supported sentiment. Gains remained limited as chip stocks fell and investors awaited the Bank of Japans policy decision.
IFCI, New India Assurance and other stocks rallied after the Rs 22,569 crore NSE IPO opened for subscription. The companies have direct or indirect exposure to NSE, with several shareholders also selling stakes through the offer-for-sale. NSEs IPO comprises 12.64 crore shares and is open for bidding until September 21.
Glass Wall Systems shares rallied 12% on Thursday, extending gains after a 7% premium listing and an 18% rise on debut. Analysts highlighted project execution, earnings growth, margins and cash-flow generation as key factors to watch.
In a significant market shift, the rupee has dipped to 96 against the US dollar, marking a low not seen in over two months. This decline is attributed to a combination of weak investor confidence and ongoing global economic uncertainties. Challenges from elevated crude oil prices and a strengthening dollar were intensified by the Federal Reserve
LCC Projects made a strong stock-market debut after its Rs 427.14 crore IPO. The shares listed at Rs 191.90 on the NSE, a 31.44% premium, and at Rs 189 on the BSE, a 29.45% premium over the issue price of Rs 146.
India is closely watching a US bill that could allow tariffs of up to 100% on countries buying Russian energy. With Russia accounting for 30.3% of Indias crude imports in FY2026, New Delhi said it would prioritise energy security, diversify supplies and protect its trade and economic interests.
Gold and silver prices fell sharply on the MCX on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates and signalled further tightening. Easing oil supply concerns also weighed on bullion sentiment, as higher rates make non-yielding assets less attractive.
iqoo 16 launch date India: iQOO 16 is set to launch in China on September 29, 2026, while its India launch date and price are yet to be confirmed. The flagship is expected to feature a 2K AMOLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset, triple 50MP rear cameras, a large battery and 100W fast charging.
Manipal Payment & Identity Solutions made a weak stock market debut after its Rs 805-crore IPO was subscribed 1.26 times overall. The shares opened at a discount to the issue price on both the BSE and NSE. The IPO comprised a fresh issue and an offer for sale, with proceeds earmarked primarily for capital expenditure across the companys manufacturing facilities.
New regulations for delayed birth and death registrations will begin on October 1, 2026. This law requires judicial intervention for registrations filed over two years late. Applications between one and two years will need executive magistrate approval. The government aims to encourage timely reporting of vital life events.
Goldman Sachs now expects the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by another 25 basis points in October, revising its earlier view that the central bank had completed its tightening cycle after a September rate increase.
HDFC Banks stock has fallen 27% in 2026, while ICICI Bank has gained 1.6%. Yet mutual funds have increasingly favoured HDFC Bank, adding to the laggard while trimming ICICI Bank. By August-end, ICICI Bank remained the larger mutual-fund holding, but the recent flow pattern signals a shift in preference as investors assess HDFC Banks valuation and recovery potential.
Manika Plastech is expected to finalise its IPO allotment today after the Rs 125.50 crore issue was subscribed 29.5 times. Its current GMP indicates a potential 5% listing gain ahead of the stocks scheduled debut on September 21.
The UPESSC has released the UP PGT Notification 2026 for 2,607 teaching vacancies in aided secondary schools across Uttar Pradesh. Applications begin September 18, with the fee deadline on October 17 and corrections allowed until October 21. The written examination will be held on December 15 and 16, with eligibility, fees, vacancies and selection rules varying by subject and category.
Hero Motors Rs 1,000 crore IPO received healthy investor interest, reaching 1.39-times subscription on its first day, led by retail investors. Priced at Rs 79–Rs 84 per share, the issue carries a grey market premium of around Rs 13, suggesting a potentially positive listing.
Muzaffarnagar e-rickshaw driver Sumit Kumar Prajapati travelled from Manali to Spiti Valley in his battery-powered three-wheeler, documenting the challenging mountain journey on Instagram, including charging stops, rough roads and his arrival at Kunzum Pass.
On September 18, ninety companies will observe their dividend record date, and investors must acquire shares prior to this date to be eligible. Notably, Victoria Mills is set to provide the largest dividend at fifty rupees per share. Additionally, numerous companies have shared their dividend announcements, offering a last chance for investors to capitalize on these payouts.
Three SME IPOs — Vinod Texworld, Amtech Esters and Infrax Renewable — are set to list on September 17 after collectively raising Rs 101.59 crore. Amtech Esters has the strongest grey-market premium at around Rs 16, while Vinod Texworld trades at a modest premium and Infrax Renewable has no GMP.
On Friday, Kairosoft AI Solutions and Oriana Power will officially go ex-record date for their announced stock splits. To partake in these corporate movements, investors need to purchase shares by Thursday. Kairosoft AI Solutions is implementing a substantial 1:10 split due to significant gains, while Oriana Power plans a 1:5 split after experiencing a recent downturn, aiming to boost investor share count.