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Indian corporates significantly increased their reliance on capital markets in FY25, with resource mobilization surging by 32.9% to 15.7 lakh crore. Debt instruments, particularly private placements, dominated the fundraising, while equity also played a substantial role. This shift reflects a move away from traditional bank lending towards cheaper and faster access to funds.
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HDB Financial Services' IPO, oversubscribed 16.69 times, is expected to debut with moderate gains. Analysts suggest investors who missed the allotment can consider buying for the long term. Experts predict a listing gain of 5-10%, advising a minimum 3-year investment horizon for potential returns, citing the company's strong fundamentals and reasonable IPO pricing.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cautioned about overvaluation risks in Indian stocks, particularly in the small and mid-cap segments, amidst a low-growth global environment. Market experts, including Nilesh Shetty from Quantum Advisors, echo these concerns, noting that current valuations may not be justified by expected earnings growth.
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MSME lending outpaced retail and services sectors in FY25, growing by 14.1% amid overall deceleration in bank credit. The surge was supported by improved asset quality, with a decline in subprime borrowers and gross NPA ratio. Government credit guarantee schemes like CGFMU and ECLGS facilitated credit flow to vulnerable enterprises, though with higher NPA ratios.
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Gautam Shah of Goldilocks Premium Research suggests investors consider silver. He advises shifting focus from gold, anticipating a 20-25% increase in silver's value. Shah sees a major upward trend for silver. He sets a medium-term target of $43 and a longer-term target of $50. He favors PSU banks and NBFCs over private banks.
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