Analysts suggest investors consider subscribing to National Securities Depository s (NSDL) upcoming IPO, citing its attractive pricing compared to peer CDSL. The ₹4,011 crore IPO, opening Wednesday, is priced at ₹760-800 per share. Experts highlight NSDL s duopoly position in the growing Indian capital market, making it a potentially good long-term investment.

Indian real estate stocks plunged following layoffs at TCS, raising concerns about decreased housing demand from IT professionals, particularly in Bengaluru. Analysts predict a potential ripple effect across major metro cities, with the Nifty Realty Index already significantly corrected. Despite concerns, some analysts remain optimistic, citing attractive valuations and potential benefits from recent interest rate cuts.

Brigade Hotel Ventures IPO witnessed a strong response, being oversubscribed 4.48 times on its final bidding day. Retail investors showed significant interest, subscribing 6.4 times their portion, while qualified institutional investors subscribed 5.42 times. The non-institutional investor category was subscribed 1.92 times, with the IPO comprising a fresh issue of ₹759.6 crore.

IndusInd Bank s June quarter net profit declined by 72%. The bank faced deteriorating asset quality and higher provisions. They are awaiting RBI approval for a new CEO. The bank is also seeking to fill other senior executive positions. Net interest income and margins also decreased. Microfinance continues to impact bad loans.

Jane Street Group is contesting market manipulation allegations in India, claiming its controversial options trades responded to high retail investor demand. The firm argues it facilitated options bets, hedging less to minimize market impact. While SEBI scrutinizes Jane Street s activity, the case tests India s regulatory framework amid growing global trading complexities.

The Indian rupee depreciated by 15 paise on Monday, closing at 86.66 against the US dollar due to persistent dollar demand from importers fulfilling month-end obligations. The rupee s decline was further influenced by lackluster performance in local equity markets. Uncertainty surrounding India s anticipated trade agreement with the US also weighed on the currency.

Indian headline indices declined for the third consecutive session due to selling pressure in IT, banks, and realty stocks. Technical analysts recommend buying Allied Blenders, Navin Fluorine, Dr. Reddy s, and Syngene, citing bullish formations and positive momentum. Conversely, ONGC futures are recommended for selling due to a breakdown in trend and bearish signals.

Arvind Fashions Ltd faced a setback in Q1, with standalone net losses widening to Rs 22.9 crore due to a 13.5% revenue decline. However, consolidated net profit surged to Rs 13 crore, driven by a 16% revenue increase to Rs 1,107 crore. The company s online channel experienced robust growth, contributing 15% to the total revenue.

Singapore Airlines Group experienced a significant profit decline of nearly 59% in the June quarter, falling to 186 million Singapore dollars. This downturn is attributed to losses from Air India and other associated companies, coupled with reduced interest income. While total revenue saw a slight increase, the airline faces a volatile operating environment with various global challenges.