Tourism Finance Corporation of India (TFCI) surged to a new 52‑week high, trading at ₹245.30 (or up to ₹285 depending on exchange) — driven by robust momentum in small‑cap and mid‑cap segments, outperforming larger benchmark indices over the past year .The stock has steadily climbed in recent sessions, trading above its key short- and long-term moving averages, […]
U.S. DollarThe U.S. dollar is showing renewed strength this morning, holding firm against both the euro and yen. Early sessions reflect the dollar holding steady despite rising uncertainty in global trade. 🔍 Key Drivers 1. Tariff Talks Heat UpWith U.S. President Trump’s July 9 deadline looming, markets are bracing for potential tariff actions on ~180
U.S. stock markets surged ahead of the holiday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reaching all-time highs. Uber led the charge, jumping nearly 12% as investors reacted positively to Tesla’s robotaxi debut—despite Tesla facing production delays Dow Jones futures fell slightly Thursday night, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. U.S. stock markets will be
India’s IPO market is poised for a rebound, targeting $2.4 billion in offerings this July—up from June’s $2 billion—driven by rising investor confidence. A robust lineup includes major floatations from Credila Financial Services ($584 million), NSDL ($400 million), Aditya Infotech, M&B Engineering, and a significant $1.8 billion LG Electronics India IPO. With 73 approvals secured out of 143 filings (totaling
The Indian rupee opened stronger today, trading between ₹85.60 and ₹85.64 per US dollar, supported by a broad Asia‑wide move following a US–Vietnam trade agreement and softer-than-expected US private payroll numbers. Market participants anticipate that a potential India–US trade deal could further solidify the rupee before the WTO-imposed July 9 tariff deadline. Meanwhile, the downward
Global gold prices rallied about 0.7% today, reaching $3,325/oz, buoyed by a weakening U.S. dollar and escalating fears over looming U.S. tariffs after the 9 July deadline. With the dollar at a three-year low and renewed expectations of multiple Fed rate cuts later this year, investors are flocking to bullion for safety and yield stability.
NMDC, India’s state-owned mining giant, has officially launched a global resource hunt by opening a new office in Dubai to explore acquisitions in critical minerals across Africa, Australia, and South America. The company is specifically targeting high-demand materials like lithium, copper, cobalt, and coking coal to boost its international portfolio and reduce dependency on traditional
On Monday, PSU bank stocks—including SBI—saw gains of up to 3% following a government directive urging them to monetize subsidiaries and JVs through IPOs or strategic sales. Around 15 such entities are in preparation for market listing over the next few quarters, aiming to unlock equity value, improve governance, and enhance returns on public assets.
As of June 30, 2025, the Indian rupee surged ~1.3% last week, rebounding to approximately ₹85.48 per USD—its strongest weekly performance in over two years. The upswing was driven by declining crude prices, a softer U.S. dollar, and weak U.S. consumer spending data that strengthened expectations for Fed rate cuts in September. Locally, 10-year yields
India’s NBFC sector is gearing up for a massive IPO wave, targeting ₹30,000 crore+ in fresh capital. Riding on supportive regulations, lower interest rates, and a strengthening credit cycle, NBFCs are looking to bolster their capital base and fund expansion. The uptick in IPO activity coincides with buoyant equity markets—indices are hovering near nine-month highs—offering attractive
