State Bank of India’s monumental ₹25,000-crore QIP witnessed overwhelming demand, exceeding four times the offered stock. Attracting bids worth ₹1.10 lakh crore from around 120 investors, including BlackRock and Marshall Wace, the sale underscores confidence in SBI’s growth prospects. The capital raise will bolster SBI’s CET 1 ratio, positioning it for future expansion.
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Indian equities extended losses for a fifth straight session, pressured by elevated oil prices and persistent FII outflows. Despite intraday recovery, sentiment remains weak amid