Market Bizzz

In its consultation paper, Sebi has proposed that minimum application size for ZCZP issuance should be reduced to Rs 5,000 or to a much smaller amount of Rs 1,000 so as to enable more retail participation in ZCZP issuances by NPO on SSE.

Buch, who led Sebi for three years, came under attack after the now-defunct Hindenburg Research and the Congress party levelled serious allegations against her around conflict of interest. Buch and Sebi issued statements denying these claims.

Sudip Bandyopadhyay advises investors to consider SBI, IndusInd Bank, Bharat Electronics, Mankind Pharma, and Piramal Pharma for long-term portfolios. He sees opportunities in these companies due to recent market corrections and positive economic signs. Bandyopadhyay further highlights the potential in banks and pharma, suggesting both conservative and aggressive investment approaches.

Speaking in an ET Now interaction, Pandey emphasized that uncertainty regarding global growth and inflation remains, primarily due to ongoing trade disputes between the world’s two largest economies

Laurus Labs has approved an investment of Rs 83.3 crore in the joint venture KRKA Pharma Pvt Ltd to establish a manufacturing facility targeting new markets, including India. KRKA d.d. will also invest Rs 86.7 crore, maintaining the 51:49 shareholding ratio with Laurus Labs.

Developed in collaboration with Wipro’s AI partner ecosystem and leveraging ServiceNow’s telecommunications industry solutions suite, TelcoAI360 is designed to streamline operations, improve network performance, and strengthen security for telecom providers.

With multiple technical and sentiment indicators flashing oversold signals, institutional investors increasing their long positions, and key resistance levels in sight, the stage might be set for a strong recovery.

Jim Walker, Chief Economist at Aletheia Capital, discusses the likely slowdown in the US economy, potential changes in US trade policies, and the impact on global markets. He emphasizes India’s promising growth, stable policies, and the need for deregulation. Additionally, he mentions the appeal of gold and copper investments amid economic uncertainties.

As long as the stock is priced above the 200-day SMA on the daily time frame, it is generally considered to be an overall uptrend.

Market analysts have differing views on India’s real estate sector. While Christopher Wood remains positive about its growth, Neeraj Dewan observes signs of consolidation and a slowdown in investments. Dewan notes that despite some negotiated discounts, builders are maintaining prices, suggesting resilience. Investors are advised to wait for further consolidation before expecting a strong revival.