Tata Group stocks have faced a sharp selloff in 2025, eroding 4.56 lakh crore in market value. TCS alone accounts for 85% of the slump, while 10 group companies including Tejas Networks, Trent, and Tata Elxsi have dropped 3060% from their 52-week highs.
Private equity investments in Indian real estate fell 15% YoY to USD 2.2 billion in H1 FY26, reflecting fewer transactions despite steady deal sizes and resilient interest across retail, commercial, and residential segments, according to ANAROCK Capital.
Eight BSE500 stocks, including Tata Communications, Federal Bank, HCL Tech, and Wipro, have posted uninterrupted gains for five straight sessions amid a broader market rally.
Indias 10-year bond yield inched up 4 bps to 6.57% in September, supported by stable policy, ample liquidity, and a dovish global backdrop after the US Feds rate cut. RBI may deliver one more 25 bps cut by December.
SEBIs move to reclassify REITs as equity instruments marks a pivotal shift, paving the way for index inclusion, deeper liquidity, and valuation re-rating. The change aligns India with global standards and could trigger major institutional inflows, mainstreaming REITs within core equity allocations.
Indian equities may regain momentum by late 2025 as valuations normalise and earnings bottom out, says Siddhartha Khemka of Motilal Oswal. He expects strong growth from FY27 led by financials, autos, and capital goods, setting up the next rally phase.
US Treasury yields plunged to multi-week lows as President Trump's threat of massive tariffs on Chinese imports spooked investors, driving them to safe havens. This escalation, fueled by accusations of China hindering rare earth trade, also triggered a stock market selloff. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve officials hinted at potential interest rate cuts, offering some market comfort.
Realty firm Puravankara Ltd saw sales bookings rise to Rs 1,322 crore in the second quarter of this fiscal year. This marks a 4 percent increase compared to the same period last year. The company also reported growth for the April-September period. Demand for residential properties is showing strength.
Lodha Developers reported a 7% rise in sales bookings to Rs 4,570 crore for the second quarter of FY26, driven by improved housing demand. Despite fewer launches, the company is confident in meeting its Rs 21,000 crore annual sales target, with significant new projects planned for the latter half of the fiscal year.
Mahindra Lifespace Developers will redevelop four housing societies in Malad West, Mumbai. The company anticipates generating Rs 800 crore from the sale of free area. This project adds to Mahindra Lifespace's extensive development portfolio across India. The firm manages significant ongoing and upcoming projects in residential and industrial sectors.
