Tata Capital has set its IPO price band at Rs 310326, a 56% cut from its last unlisted share price, aiming to attract investors and create potential for a listing pop. As one of Indias largest NBFCs, the three-day IPO opens on October 6. Experts say the pricing is sensible, leaving room for long-term value and investor appeal.
The Swiss National Bank is significantly shifting its currency preference from the dollar to the euro in its reserve management. This move, driven by efforts to combat franc strength and avoid U.S. accusations of currency manipulation amid trade tensions, saw recent interventions heavily focused on euro purchases.
Unmesh Kulkarni of Julius Baer India highlights Indias growth opportunities over the next 35 years, focusing on BFSI, consumption, and healthcare sectors. He notes FPI outflows, tariff uncertainties, and IT sector challenges as short-term headwinds, while triggers like GST cuts, private capex revival, and domestic consumption recovery could drive the next phase of equity growth, offering strategic opportunities for long-term investors.
The RBIs MPC kept policy rates unchanged at 5.5% in its October 2025 review, maintaining a neutral stance while signaling room for future easing. Experts say the move restores market confidence, stabilizes borrowing costs, and supports bond market sentiment. With growth forecasts revised higher and inflation near target, selective exposure in 612 year maturities is recommended for investors.
The RBIs decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.5% in October 2025 has been welcomed by real estate leaders. Experts say the move stabilises borrowing costs and home loan EMIs, supporting buyer confidence and festive-season demand. While it may not directly improve affordability, the steady rate helps sustain sentiment among homebuyers and developers.
Nearly 12 equity mutual funds have delivered over 30% returns since last Dussehra, out of around 631 equity and equity-oriented funds. International funds dominated the top performers, with 49 of the best-performing funds in this category. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF led the gains with a 73.48% return, followed by Invesco India Invesco Global Consumer Trends FoF at 62.84%.
