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Vodafone Idea raises Rs 3,300 crore via NCDs to fund growth

Vodafone Idea has secured Rs 3,300 crore through debenture issuance. This fundraise provides crucial financial support. The money will boost network investments. The issuance was done by its subsidiary, Vodafone Idea Telecom Infrastructure Limited. This move offers the company much-needed financial flexibility.

ECB holds interest rates at 2% for a fourth time

The European Central Bank has held interest rates steady for the fourth time. Inflation is near the bank’s target. The euro zone economy is showing resilience. New forecasts suggest economic growth will strengthen. Inflation is expected to return to the 2% target in 2028. Other central banks like the Bank of England and Federal Reserve […]

Sebi strikes a ‘balance’ in fee change; AMCs, brokers rally

Asset management and broking stocks surged on Thursday following Sebi’s revised mutual fund fee structure and broking fee caps. The regulator’s less severe overhaul, with reduced expense ratio cuts and lower brokerage fee limits, led to a relief rally, with several AMC and brokerage firms seeing significant gains.

Meesho m-cap tops Rs 1 lakh cr in seven sessions after its listing

E-commerce platform Meesho’s market capitalization surged past ₹1 lakh crore within seven sessions of its listing, closing Thursday at ₹234 per share. This significant growth, up 37% since its December 10th debut, is attributed to its focus on Tier 2 and 3 city consumers and a robust, asset-light business model generating positive cash flows.

ICICI Pru AMC could gain up to 10-20% on debut

ICICI Prudential Asset Management’s IPO saw a strong subscription, indicating a likely firm market debut with potential listing gains of 10-20%. Analysts suggest the stock could list above ₹2,500, with some assigning a ‘Buy’ rating and a price target of ₹3,000. The company’s strong fundamentals and industry tailwinds support long-term growth prospects.

Private Banks, Energy and IT offer value in subdued market: Mark Matthews

Mark Matthews of Julius Baer highlights silver’s fundamental strength driven by industrial and defense demand, while gold’s support comes from Indian household wealth. He anticipates foreign investors returning to India next year, with a stronger rupee expected. Matthews favors private banks, NBFCs, energy, engineering, and IT sectors for long-term growth.

India valuations fair, earnings key to upside over next 12 months: Mark Matthews

Indian equity markets are poised for steady, healthy growth, driven by the gradual payoff of fiscal and monetary stimulus. While global markets face volatility, India’s lack of an AI boom may position it as a favored diversification destination for cyclical exposure. Expect earnings-led returns rather than valuation rerating.

Santosh Rao sees market rotation, not a Santa rally at year-end

US President Trump’s optimistic inflation comments contrast with consumer affordability concerns. While markets anticipate policy support and potential Fed easing, a stagflationary scenario remains a risk. Looking ahead to 2026, fiscal incentives and political compulsions are expected to drive economic momentum.