Grey market trends indicate potential listing gains of 4–22% for nine upcoming IPOs next week, including Lenskart, PhysicsWallah, and Groww, reflecting strong investor interest and market momentum across new-age and SME listings.

InCred Equities has reshuffled its high-conviction stock list, adding Tata Steel, VRL Logistics, and GE Vernova T&D, while dropping Bajaj Auto, Skipper, and NTPC amid festive demand and GST-driven consumption recovery.

India is a global growth engine, defying economic norms. Foreigners hold majority stakes in top companies, and the nation welcomes global tech giants. Despite significant gold imports, India is a leader in space exploration and AI accessibility. Its healthcare sector showcases both shortages and global dominance in generic drug manufacturing, proving India s unique, paradoxical strength.

T​he BSE Smallcap index fell 1.5% this week, with 76% of stocks in the red. However, 20 smallcap stocks bucked the trend, delivering weekly gains up to 56%, highlighting strong investor interest and selective bullish momentum in the segment.

Nine BSE200 stocks, including Tata Elxsi and NTPC, fell for five consecutive sessions, highlighting sustained pressure amid a 1.4% Sensex decline.

Indian markets ended the week on a weak note, with the BSE 500 index down 0.8% as 347 stocks saw declines up to 12% WoW, led by IT, power, and FMCG sectors. FII selling and cautious investor sentiment continued to pressure the market, while DIIs partially cushioned the fall.

Realty firm Signature Global posted a net loss of Rs 46.86 crore in the July-September period of FY26. This follows a net profit in the same period last year. Total income also saw a significant drop. For the first six months of the fiscal, the company reported a net loss of Rs 12.42 crore.

Stablecoins are at a turning point, poised to shift from niche crypto tools to mainstream payment solutions—much like email once replaced fax. As regulators clarify rules and fintechs like EBANX and StraitsX drive adoption, tokens like USDT and USDC could redefine cross-border payments and digital commerce.

Gaurs Group expects Rs 2,000 crore revenue from its new premium housing project on Yamuna Expressway, launching the first phase with 950 units. The 12-acre project, priced from Rs 1.9 crore, is driven by strong customer response and upcoming infrastructure like the Jewar airport. The developer is also planning a shopping mall and a 5-star hotel in the region.