Indian government bond yields are likely to remain stable. The 10-year benchmark bond yield will hover around 6.60%. Traders are preparing for a large bond supply from state governments. States aim to raise 316.50 billion rupees through bond sales. This comes amid investor concerns about fiscal policy. The GST council will meet soon.
State Bank of India (SBI) is planning to raise at least $500 million through dollar-denominated bonds with a five-year maturity, potentially reaching $1 billion based on demand. This move follows S&P Global Ratings' upgrade of India's sovereign credit rating. The bonds are expected to receive strong demand, potentially leading to a cutoff below the initial guidance of U.S.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin aimed to reshape global order. Xi Jinping proposed a new vision challenging U.S. dominance. India, China, and Russia signaled alignment. India emphasized 'One Earth, One Family, One Future' and demanded action against terrorism. The summit addressed digital governance, energy cooperation, and financial self-reliance.
Emkay Investment Managers' Kashyap Javeri believes India's sovereign rating upgrade and inclusion in global bond indices will attract significant foreign portfolio inflows, enhancing its standing among emerging markets. While short-term allocations depend on global factors, sectors with export exposure and companies benefiting from lower capital costs stand to gain. Automobile, CDMO Pharma, and capital goods sectors present exciting investment opportunities.
Vaibhav Shah of Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India) advocates for international diversification, citing limited domestic exposure to high-growth themes like AI and semiconductors. He highlights the potential for better risk-adjusted returns and currency diversification through global investments. The Mirae Asset Global Allocation Fund offers a strategic mix of developed and emerging market exposure, leveraging Mirae's global expertise.
Optivalue Tek Consulting will launch its IPO on Tuesday. The IPO aims to raise Rs 51.82 crore. The price band is set at Rs 80-84 per share. Investors can subscribe for a minimum of 3,200 shares. The company plans to use the funds for product development and expansion.
Oil prices experienced an increase due to growing concerns about potential supply disruptions stemming from the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Ukrainian drone attacks have significantly impacted Russia's oil processing capacity, leading to heightened anxieties. Geopolitical tensions are further amplified by China's pursuit of a new global order, challenging the U.S.
Asian stocks saw modest gains, driven by technology and AI sectors, particularly Alibaba's surge. Investors are eyeing upcoming jobs and inflation data, along with the Federal Reserve's rate decision, amid historical September market weakness. Meanwhile, Indonesian markets face political risks, and longer-maturity bonds brace for a potentially challenging month.
Jubilant Ingrevia shares are recovering after a period of decline. Domestic operations and limited US exposure shield it from tariffs. EU's anti-dumping duty on Chinese choline chloride benefits the company. Capacity expansion and agriculture sector opportunities drive growth. Cost optimization measures are expected to improve margins. The company anticipates higher choline chloride exports to Europe.
