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Citius Transnet InvIT IPO is now open. The company aims to raise Rs 1,105 crore. Investors are showing interest in infrastructure assets that generate income. The IPO offers units at a price band of Rs 99-100. Proceeds will fund asset acquisitions. The trust operates road infrastructure across nine states. This offering targets yield-focused investors.

Oil prices dipped as Middle East tensions eased with a Lebanon-Israel ceasefire and potential US-Iran talks. President Trump indicated a deal with Iran was close, following a 10-day truce that removes a key obstacle to negotiations. Experts anticipate continued volatility but expect prices to remain supported.

Twelve stocks signaled bullish momentum by moving above their 200-day moving averages, indicating strengthening trends and potential upside continuation.

An AMC plans to be the first mover with a ₹1,000 crore bond issue, seeking to leverage strong liquidity conditions and early investor interest in the debt market.

Jewellery company shares have seen significant gains. Strong demand from weddings and festivals is driving sales. Consumers are spending despite high gold prices. Same-store sales are showing sharp improvements. Companies are expanding their store networks. International operations are also performing well. This positive trend is expected to continue.

Oil prices fell for a second day on hopes that renewed U.S.-Iran talks could ease Middle East supply disruptions after the Strait of Hormuz closure. Optimism grew after Donald Trump signaled negotiations may resume soon, raising expectations of a resolution that could restore crude flows.

LG Electronics India shares are in focus as a six-month lock-in period ends today, freeing over 44 crore shares for trade. The stock, which listed at a premium in October 2024, has seen volatility since its debut. Analysts maintain a positive outlook, citing market leadership and growth plans.

Nine stocks signaled bearish momentum by slipping below their 200-day moving averages, indicating potential weakness and downside risk in the near term.

Life Insurance Corporation of India announced its first bonus share issue in a 1:1 ratio, doubling its paid-up equity base. This move aims to reward shareholders amid the stock’s underperformance since its 2022 public debut. The issuance, subject to approval, will capitalize reserves and is expected within two months.