With the Centre sitting on a considerable cash surplus at the moment, it had likely opted to cancel the green bond auction than settle for a lack of a premium, or “greenium” at the auction. The government had planned to raise Rs 6,000 crore through 10-year green bonds at Friday’s auction.
ET Market Watch: Sensex & Nifty rise after 5-day losing streak: Top highlights
Dell shares slump 18% as heavy AI investments expected to dent margin
Dell’s stock is projected to lose over $21 billion in market value, despite having experienced a remarkable 80% surge earlier this year. The company, like many others, has made significant investments in advanced server hardware to accommodate the growing demand for complex artificial intelligence processing.
Asia stocks gain, dollar drifts as inflation tests await
Asian stocks rose for the fourth month, while the dollar drifted lower. Investors await inflation readings from Europe and the U.S. for interest rate guidance.
Foreigners pull money out of EM portfolios after five months of inflows
Foreigners pulled money from emerging markets in April, with outflows from Indian and Indonesian stocks leading to a -$0.7 billion net outflow. China equities also saw small outflows in April.
Yen’s relentless slide revives Japan’s interest in structural reforms
Japanese policymakers are focusing on structural economic factors driving persistent yen declines, as market intervention has limited impact on the currency’s broader slide.
Bond yields climb, stocks under pressure as Fed cut doubts resurface
U.S. Treasury yields rose, impacting global markets. Crude oil climbed ahead of the OPEC+ meeting. Improved U.S. consumer confidence added uncertainty to Fed rate cut expectations.
Rupee rises 3 paise to 83.10 against US dollar in early trade
The rupee gained 3 paise against the US dollar, reaching 83.10, driven by positive domestic equities and USD weakness in global markets.
These 4 stocks saw a high increase in futures open interest
Bullish Momentum: 4 stocks withWhite Marubozu Pattern on May 27
It occurs when the opening price is the lowest for a given period, and the closing price is the highest.
