EXIM Bank starts 2026 with $1 billion bond issue: Bankers
EXIM Bank of India has successfully raised one billion US dollars through its dual-tranche bond issue. The bank sold ten-year bonds at five percent and thirty-year bonds at five point seven five percent. Strong demand allowed for aggressive pricing on these longer-duration bonds. Proceeds will fund overseas investments and capital goods imports.
Hindustan Copper shares jump 4% to 52-week high as copper hits record levels. Can rally sustain in 2026?
Hindustan Copper shares have reached a new 52-week high. Global copper prices are climbing, driven by anticipated US import tariffs. This situation is pushing US copper prices higher than those on the London Metal Exchange. Experts predict copper prices will remain strong, supported by demand from sectors like AI and electric vehicles.
Groww shares gain 3% as Motilal Oswal initiates coverage with Buy rating. Here are 4 reasons
Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent of Groww, saw its shares rally after Motilal Oswal initiated coverage with a Buy rating. Analysts are bullish on Groww’s market share gains in broking and derivatives. The company is expanding its affluent customer base and wealth management offerings. Robust financials and attractive valuations are also key factors.
The Golden Thumb Rule: How Emkay’s Sachin Shah identifies long-term compounders
Sachin Shah of Emkay Investment Managers outlines his E-Qual model for identifying long-term wealth creators. He emphasizes management quality, integrity, and capital efficiency, advocating for avoiding mistakes over chasing quick gains. Shah stresses that sticking to quality builds resilient portfolios through market cycles.
Can smallcaps stage a broader rally in H2FY26? Krishnan VR flags the triggers
Smallcap outlook remains uncertain as valuation excesses drive a sharp correction. A broader rally in H2FY26 hinges on easing FPI selling, better earnings, and a supportive macro environment. Investors should remain mindful of valuation risks in certain sectors despite market corrections.
Hatsun Agro: Top executive uploads draft Q3 results on WhatsApp status by mistake
Hatsun Agro Product reported a corporate governance slip after draft financial data for the December quarter was accidentally shared on a senior executive’s personal WhatsApp status. The figures, viewed by about 19 people including some insiders, were deleted within an hour. The company is conducting an internal inquiry and will report to exchanges.
Dow hits record, energy stocks end higher after US strikes Venezuela
Indian markets saw a strong opening on Monday. Financial stocks surged, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a record high. Energy companies also jumped significantly. Investors are anticipating increased access to Venezuela’s oil reserves. Weapons manufacturers also saw gains. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also closed higher. Cryptocurrency-linked shares advanced as Bitcoin hit a […]
PhonePe, Zepto, Oyo lead new-age IPO rush targeting Rs 50,000 crore in 2026
New-age companies like PhonePe, Zepto, and Oyo are gearing up for IPOs in 2026, aiming to raise nearly ₹50,000 crore. Investor appetite will depend on market conditions and the profitability of these tech businesses, as public investors become more selective on valuations and cash flow.
Copper hits record $13,000 as US import rush fires up bulls
Copper prices have surged past $13,000 a ton. A renewed rush to ship metal to the US is fueling this rally. This is driven by uncertainty over future US import tariffs. Supply disruptions and underinvestment in new mines are also contributing factors. This situation is creating a squeeze on available metal globally. Investors are showing […]
Rupee falls to 90.27 against dollar amid trade deal delay
The Indian rupee fell another seven paise to close at 90.27 against the dollar on Monday, with experts anticipating further declines. This depreciation is attributed to a delayed US trade deal and reduced foreign investment in Mumbai equities. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to moderate volatility but not to reverse the trend.