India's market valuations are considered expensive on an absolute basis but less so compared to other global markets. Vikash Kumar Jain highlights rate-sensitive sectors, consumption, and an out-of-consensus overweight on IT as potential growth areas. He notes that while a global AI stock consolidation could benefit India, a broader correction might lead to multiple contractions.
India's market is regaining investor interest. Economic data shows strength. Valuations are becoming reasonable compared to peers. Geopolitical worries are easing. While not yet a direct AI boom player, India's fundamentals are improving. Trade deals with the US and EU are anticipated. This shift is making India a more attractive investment destination.
In a significant changed of strategy, China has revamped its overseas lending style. It now prioritises advanced economies when it hands out financial support. These investments primarily target critical infrastructure and cutting-edge technology sectors. This marks a clear transition from China's past practices of assisting developing nations, heralding a new chapter in its global engagement strategy.
Tenneco Clean Air's Rs 3,600 crore IPO will list on November 19. Grey market trends suggest a 29% premium, with shares potentially opening at Rs 512. The IPO saw overwhelming demand, subscribing 61.79 times. Strong investor interest is driven by the company's market position and financial performance. Allotment status can be checked on the registrar's website or BSE.
Global markets are experiencing a slight cool-off, leading to a reassessment of year-end expectations. While US equity and bond funds see consistent inflows, emerging markets are attracting attention, with India receiving a notable portion of GEM fund investments. Investors are seeking diversification amidst shifting market dynamics.
A key Apple designer, Abidur Chowdhury, has departed the company. Chowdhury was instrumental in developing the iPhone Air and even featured in its launch video. His exit adds to recent changes within Apple's design team. Many long-term members have left since Jony Ive's departure. The design group now comprises new recruits and junior staff.
