India's primary market is attracting significant retail investment, with some IPOs seeing massive subscriptions. While venture-funded companies are listing at high valuations, potentially disappointing investors, reasonably priced IPOs still emerge. The quick commerce sector shows high potential but requires conviction, and innovative retailers like Unicommerce are noteworthy, alongside strong performers in the jewellery segment.
Tata Motors' stock surged following the unveiling of the 2025 Sierra SUV, a revival of the iconic 1990s model. Priced competitively starting at Rs 11.49 lakh, it targets the mid-size SUV segment. Bookings open December 16, 2025, with deliveries in January 2026, offering multiple powertrain and variant options, including a future AWD version.
Markets anticipate a December interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. This shift follows dovish signals from Fed officials. Investors also await the announcement of the next Fed chair. Economic data allows for varied interpretations, but suggests conditions for a rate cut. The technology sector shows increased stock selectivity, with Google currently favored over Nvidia amid competitive AI advancements.
Oil prices saw a slight rebound after a dip, as Ukraine signaled progress towards a peace deal with Russia. This potential agreement could lead to the lifting of sanctions on Russian oil, a development that market analysts suggest might drive prices lower. Meanwhile, expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cut are offering some support to crude.
Excelsoft Technologies is set for its stock market debut on Wednesday. Early signs suggest a modest listing premium. The education-technology firm's Rs 500 crore IPO saw strong investor interest. The company offers AI-powered learning and assessment products globally. Financials show significant revenue and profit growth. The IPO valuation is considered high compared to peers. Proceeds will fund expansion and upgrades.
