Airfloa Rail Technology launches its IPO on the BSE SME platform. The IPO generates significant grey market demand. Airfloa manufactures railway components and handles interior projects. The company contributes to projects like Vande Bharat Express. Sudhanshu Mani, Vande Bharat Express architect, joins as advisor. Airfloa has a strong order book and impressive financial growth.

Shares of Oracle Financial Services Software (OFSS) surged 18.3% over two sessions, driven by strong cloud guidance and blockbuster performance from parent Oracle Corp. Investors expect Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s growth to boost OFSS’s license and cloud revenues. Oracle’s ambitious expansion, AI initiatives, and multibillion-dollar deals have made it a top-performing tech stock of 2025, propelling Larry Ellison past Elon Musk in billionaire rankings.

Asian markets surged, with Japanese and Taiwanese shares hitting record highs driven by tech rallies and optimism for U.S. interest rate cuts. Investors are keenly awaiting U.S. CPI data, anticipating a dovish stance from the Federal Reserve. Oil prices remained steady amid geopolitical tensions, while gold prices edged closer to record highs.

Japanese investors significantly increased their net investments in foreign stocks, reaching a four-month high, driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in September. This surge followed a U.S. Labor Department report indicating a rise in the unemployment rate, fueling speculation of potential rate cuts. Meanwhile, local Japanese stocks experienced net foreign inflows, while foreigners sold long-term bonds.

Dev Accelerator’s ₹143.35 crore IPO has been oversubscribed 7.22 times by day 2, with retail investors bidding 27.18 times their quota. Shares are trading at a 13% grey market premium, signaling strong investor confidence ahead of its September 12 close.

​ECB is expected to hold rates steady, balancing near-target inflation with trade and political risks. Lagarde signals limited easing possible, while internal debates highlight resilience versus disinflation risks. Stability remains the outlook.

Jupiter Wagons shares surged nearly 6% to Rs 338 after securing a Rs 113 crore order from Indian Railways for 9,000 LHB axles. The contract boosts the company’s rail infrastructure presence, with analysts maintaining a “BUY” rating and positive short-term momentum indicators.

Oracle s shares surged by 36%, adding $244 billion to its market cap after projecting substantial cloud infrastructure revenue growth, potentially reaching $144 billion by fiscal 2030. This rally briefly elevated Larry Ellison s wealth, nearing Elon Musk s.

LIC is facing a challenging year, with its shares down 15% and over 70% of its portfolio stocks in the red, some plunging as much as 74%. Despite the overall slump, select holdings like Tourism Finance Corporation and Laurus Labs have delivered strong gains.

Indian government bonds experienced a slight increase in early trading, fueled by optimism surrounding upcoming inflation data releases in both the U.S. and India. These figures are anticipated to influence expectations for monetary policy easing in both countries. Traders are closely watching U.S.