The dollar weakened Tuesday following a criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, sparking concerns over central bank independence and U.S. asset faith. Investors reacted by selling dollars and Treasuries, with some seeking refuge in gold. While the market reaction was muted, the investigation raises questions about the Fed's autonomy, a key factor for U.S. ratings.
Bajaj Housing Finance has successfully raised 509 crore through non-convertible debentures. This move follows a period of strong business growth for the company. Their assets under management saw a significant increase of 23% year-on-year. The mortgage lender also reported a substantial rise in disbursements during the third quarter, indicating robust performance and expansion in their operations.
National Stock Exchange shares climbed past 2,000. This surge followed SEBI chief's comments on an upcoming IPO clearance. Investor interest has rekindled. NSE shares saw increased demand and trading volumes. The exchange's IPO is expected soon. This development has boosted sentiment for the unlisted stock.
IT sector's Q3 results show a positive start, with TCS and HCL Technologies exceeding revenue and profit expectations. HCL Tech recorded a nine-quarter high in new order bookings, while TCS maintained strong deal flow. Despite sustained new deals, TCS faces a revenue growth deceleration, raising concerns about deal ramp-up amid client delays.
Investors are turning to fund managers for stock market decisions. Flexicap funds saw the biggest inflows in 2025. This shows less confidence in specific stock categories like small or mid-caps. Thematic and sectoral funds are less popular now. Investors prefer flexible mandates in uncertain times. Small and mid-cap funds still attract money due to past high returns.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joined top Chicago Bears officials Saturday to tour potential new stadium sites before the teams playoff win over the Green Bay Packers.
