India led global IPOs in November with 22 listings. The nation secured second place for funds raised, collecting $3.7 billion. Asian markets were strong, contributing over $12 billion to the global total. Indian IPOs showed robust performance, with many mainboard and SME issues listing at a premium. Financial services led fundraising in mainboard IPOs.
As Myanmar approaches a pivotal election, the political landscape is fraught with opposition to the ruling junta. China is supporting the electoral process, branding it as essential for stability and valid governance, with an eye on resuming billions in infrastructure funding.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has doubled the monetary threshold for simplified documentation when issuing duplicate securities. Investors holding securities valued up to Rs 10 lakh will now face fewer procedural burdens. This move aims to ease compliance and remove inconsistencies. Notarisation of the Affidavit-cum-Indemnity Bond is also waived for securities up to Rs 10,000.
As Indian equity markets hit new highs, investors increasingly recognise the value of global diversification. With India accounting for only ~44.5% of global market capitalisation, overseas markets offer access to structural growth themes, innovation, and currency diversification. Experts recommend allocating 1020% of portfolios to global assets, via ETFs, international mutual funds, or direct stock investment through LRS, to enhance resilience and long-term wealth creation.
Even as volatility stayed high across Indian equities in 2025, a handful of Adani Group stocks managed to end the year in the green. While several group companies struggled to regain momentum, five listed Adani stocks delivered positive returns, with gains of up to 36% over the year. Here is a snapshot of the five Adani companies that rewarded shareholders in 2025.
Even as volatility stayed high across Indian equities in 2025, a handful of Adani Group stocks managed to end the year in the green. While several group companies struggled to regain momentum, five listed Adani stocks delivered positive returns, with gains of up to 36% over the year. Here is a snapshot of the five Adani companies that rewarded shareholders in 2025.
Indias primary market is gearing up for a blockbuster 2026, with over 190 companies either approved or awaiting clearance from Sebi to raise more than Rs 2.5 lakh crore through IPOs. From Reliance Jio and NSE to Flipkart and PhonePe, several marquee names are expected to shape market sentiment next year.
Since last Christmas, the Sensex has quietly climbed about 9%. Beneath that steady rise, a select group of BSE stocks has delivered eye-catching gains. In some cases, a few of these stocks have multiplied investor wealth by more than 2.5 times in a single year.
Indian equity markets are showing a bullish technical setup despite recent range-bound trading. Analysts suggest Nifty may consolidate before a potential move higher, with mid-caps showing signs of revival. Railway stocks are gaining interest ahead of the Union Budget, while IT and FMCG sectors remain constructive.
