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A CAS-led bounce as oil nears $102
Thursday snapped a three-day losing streak, but the recovery had more to do with a CAS adjustment that pushed the Nifty back above 23,400 and the Sensex past 74,900. FIIs stayed net sellers for a fifth straight day, cushioned once again by domestic buying of ₹1,026 crore. The bigger worry sits with oil, Brent edged toward $102 a barrel after Iran signalled it was ready for an intensified conflict following fresh fighting across West Asia.
Brent nears $102 a barrel; crude rises over escalating West Asia conflict
Oil prices edged higher today, with Brent crude nearing $102 a barrel, as Iran declared it stood ready for an intensified conflict following a fresh wave of fighting across West Asia. The escalation deepened worries over further disruptions along the Strait of Hormuz.
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Also read: Rupee slumps 38 paise to close at 95.46 against US dollar
FIIs keep selling Indian stocks, while domestic investors provide ₹1,026 crore cushion
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in Indian equities on Thursday, offloading shares worth ₹438.24 crore, according to provisional exchange data. FIIs bought shares worth ₹11,882.95 crore during the session but sold equities worth ₹12,321.19 crore, resulting in net selling of ₹438.24 crore.
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Sensex ends 138 points higher after CAS adjustment: 6 things that shaped today’s market
The equity benchmark indices snapped its three-day losing streak on Thursday after a CAS adjustment pushed the Nifty and Sensex higher, with the Nifty holding above 23,400 and the Sensex above 74,900 at the close.
Read more
Also watch: Sensex snaps 3-day losing streak, up 130 points, Nifty ends above 23,450; media, banks shine
Mutual Fund inflows surge, SBI's Chairman cools rate-cut hopes
Domestic money is backing equities in a big way, mutual fund inflows rose nearly 19% to ₹29,315 crore in August, with small-caps hitting a two-year high. The liquidity theme runs through banking too, SBI's CS Setty flagged that the $10.9 billion in forex deposits the bank received, part of a record $136 billion inflow into India, will likely turn into loans, but not necessarily cheaper ones. On the radar: Canara Bank's ₹4,500 crore AT-1 bond plan and Shankesh Jewellers' 96% jump in Q1 profit.
Stocks to Watch for September 11: Canara Bank, Texmaco Rail, Godrej Properties and more
From Canara Bank planning to raise up to ₹4,500 crore through Basel III-compliant Additional Tier 1 (AT-1) bonds to Shankesh Jewellers reporting a 96% YoY jump in first-quarter net profit to ₹43 crore, here are the stocks to track ahead of Friday’s trading session.
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August MF data: Equity inflow rises nearly 19%; small-cap inflow hits 2-year high
Net equity inflow into mutual funds rose to ₹29,315 crore in August, compared with ₹24,685 crore in July, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India. The August inflow was ₹4,630 crore higher than the previous month, translating into an 18.8% month-on-month increase.
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Also watch: August Mutual Fund data | Midcap fund inflows at a 1-year high; Gold ETF inflows improve MoM
SBI Chair explains why lending rates may not fall
India got an unprecedented $136 billion in foreign exchange deposits. State Bank of India (SBI) got $10.9 billion of that. Chairman CS Setty believes that most of this money will eventually flow into loans, but the lending rates may not fall in a hurry despite the liquidity surge.
Read more
Xi's landing, Apple unveils, and pay gaps widen
Diplomacy and dealmaking share the spotlight today. Chinese President Xi Jinping confirmed his attendance at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, marking his first visit to India in seven years. In tech, Apple's John Ternus led his first September keynote as CEO, unveiling the iPhone 18 Pro line-up and the company's first foldable, the iPhone Duo. Closer home, flying abroad from Navi Mumbai just got cheaper after AERA waived landing fees for international airlines for a year, while TeamLease data revealed a widening pay divide, premium talent earning over ₹50 lakh is seeing hikes of 40-45%, compared to just 6-7% at the entry level.
Xi Jinping to visit India for BRICS summit, ending seven-year gap
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s participation in the upcoming BRICS Summit in New Delhi has been officially confirmed, with Chinese state media reporting that Xi will visit India to attend the September 12-13 meeting. Xi will attend the 18th BRICS Summit at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking his first visit to India in seven years.
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John Ternus’s first Apple September launch brings iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo and more
Apple kicked off its "Surprise and Shine" event on Wednesday from the Steve Jobs Theater, unveiling a new wave of hardware and software under CEO John Ternus in his first keynote since taking over from Tim Cook. The event opened with the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, AirPods 5 and new Apple Watch models, and Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo.
Read more
Also watch: iPhone prices rise in India: Why is Apple charging more despite ‘Make In India’?
Flying abroad from Navi Mumbai just got cheaper: AERA waives landing fees for a year
AERA has approved a revised tariff plan for Navi Mumbai International Airport, giving landing-charge waivers to international airlines and cheaper fares for flyers travelling abroad.
Read more
Salary hikes hit 45% for premium talent earning over ₹50 lakh, 6-7% for entry-level: TeamLease
Salary hikes are defying the usual pattern in India, with higher-paid professionals, specifically within IT or other niche skill sets, commanding much bigger increases than entry-level and early mid-career employees. Breaking down India's hiring and salary trends for August, Ramani Dathi, CFO of TeamLease Services, said employees earning ₹20 lakh and above are seeing salary hikes of nearly 18% year-on-year, compared with around 6-6.8% for broad-based roles below ₹20 lakh. For premium skills in the ₹50 lakh-plus bracket, hikes are even higher at 40-45%.
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That’s your Top 10@10 for today. See you tomorrow with another roundup.
Thursday snapped a three-day losing streak, but the recovery had more to do with a CAS adjustment that pushed the Nifty back above 23,400 and the Sensex past 74,900. FIIs stayed net sellers for a fifth straight day, cushioned once again by domestic buying of ₹1,026 crore. The bigger worry sits with oil, Brent edged toward $102 a barrel after Iran signalled it was ready for an intensified conflict following fresh fighting across West Asia.
Brent nears $102 a barrel; crude rises over escalating West Asia conflict
Oil prices edged higher today, with Brent crude nearing $102 a barrel, as Iran declared it stood ready for an intensified conflict following a fresh wave of fighting across West Asia. The escalation deepened worries over further disruptions along the Strait of Hormuz.
Read more
Also read: Rupee slumps 38 paise to close at 95.46 against US dollar
FIIs keep selling Indian stocks, while domestic investors provide ₹1,026 crore cushion
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in Indian equities on Thursday, offloading shares worth ₹438.24 crore, according to provisional exchange data. FIIs bought shares worth ₹11,882.95 crore during the session but sold equities worth ₹12,321.19 crore, resulting in net selling of ₹438.24 crore.
Read more
Sensex ends 138 points higher after CAS adjustment: 6 things that shaped today’s market
The equity benchmark indices snapped its three-day losing streak on Thursday after a CAS adjustment pushed the Nifty and Sensex higher, with the Nifty holding above 23,400 and the Sensex above 74,900 at the close.
Read more
Also watch: Sensex snaps 3-day losing streak, up 130 points, Nifty ends above 23,450; media, banks shine
Mutual Fund inflows surge, SBI's Chairman cools rate-cut hopes
Domestic money is backing equities in a big way, mutual fund inflows rose nearly 19% to ₹29,315 crore in August, with small-caps hitting a two-year high. The liquidity theme runs through banking too, SBI's CS Setty flagged that the $10.9 billion in forex deposits the bank received, part of a record $136 billion inflow into India, will likely turn into loans, but not necessarily cheaper ones. On the radar: Canara Bank's ₹4,500 crore AT-1 bond plan and Shankesh Jewellers' 96% jump in Q1 profit.
Stocks to Watch for September 11: Canara Bank, Texmaco Rail, Godrej Properties and more
From Canara Bank planning to raise up to ₹4,500 crore through Basel III-compliant Additional Tier 1 (AT-1) bonds to Shankesh Jewellers reporting a 96% YoY jump in first-quarter net profit to ₹43 crore, here are the stocks to track ahead of Friday’s trading session.
Read more
August MF data: Equity inflow rises nearly 19%; small-cap inflow hits 2-year high
Net equity inflow into mutual funds rose to ₹29,315 crore in August, compared with ₹24,685 crore in July, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India. The August inflow was ₹4,630 crore higher than the previous month, translating into an 18.8% month-on-month increase.
Read more
Also watch: August Mutual Fund data | Midcap fund inflows at a 1-year high; Gold ETF inflows improve MoM
SBI Chair explains why lending rates may not fall
India got an unprecedented $136 billion in foreign exchange deposits. State Bank of India (SBI) got $10.9 billion of that. Chairman CS Setty believes that most of this money will eventually flow into loans, but the lending rates may not fall in a hurry despite the liquidity surge.
Read more
Xi's landing, Apple unveils, and pay gaps widen
Diplomacy and dealmaking share the spotlight today. Chinese President Xi Jinping confirmed his attendance at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, marking his first visit to India in seven years. In tech, Apple's John Ternus led his first September keynote as CEO, unveiling the iPhone 18 Pro line-up and the company's first foldable, the iPhone Duo. Closer home, flying abroad from Navi Mumbai just got cheaper after AERA waived landing fees for international airlines for a year, while TeamLease data revealed a widening pay divide, premium talent earning over ₹50 lakh is seeing hikes of 40-45%, compared to just 6-7% at the entry level.
Xi Jinping to visit India for BRICS summit, ending seven-year gap
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s participation in the upcoming BRICS Summit in New Delhi has been officially confirmed, with Chinese state media reporting that Xi will visit India to attend the September 12-13 meeting. Xi will attend the 18th BRICS Summit at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking his first visit to India in seven years.
Read more
John Ternus’s first Apple September launch brings iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo and more
Apple kicked off its "Surprise and Shine" event on Wednesday from the Steve Jobs Theater, unveiling a new wave of hardware and software under CEO John Ternus in his first keynote since taking over from Tim Cook. The event opened with the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, AirPods 5 and new Apple Watch models, and Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo.
Read more
Also watch: iPhone prices rise in India: Why is Apple charging more despite ‘Make In India’?
Flying abroad from Navi Mumbai just got cheaper: AERA waives landing fees for a year
AERA has approved a revised tariff plan for Navi Mumbai International Airport, giving landing-charge waivers to international airlines and cheaper fares for flyers travelling abroad.
Read more
Salary hikes hit 45% for premium talent earning over ₹50 lakh, 6-7% for entry-level: TeamLease
Salary hikes are defying the usual pattern in India, with higher-paid professionals, specifically within IT or other niche skill sets, commanding much bigger increases than entry-level and early mid-career employees. Breaking down India's hiring and salary trends for August, Ramani Dathi, CFO of TeamLease Services, said employees earning ₹20 lakh and above are seeing salary hikes of nearly 18% year-on-year, compared with around 6-6.8% for broad-based roles below ₹20 lakh. For premium skills in the ₹50 lakh-plus bracket, hikes are even higher at 40-45%.
Read more
That’s your Top 10@10 for today. See you tomorrow with another roundup.
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