BackIndia's IPO Pricing Stabilizes, Further Easing Expected

In Entwicklung

Economic Times4 sa önceBusinessIndia

India's IPO Pricing Stabilizes, Further Easing Expected

IPO India venture capital

Auf einen Blick

India's IPO pricing for venture-backed companies has stabilized due to a deeper market supported by domestic mutual funds.
Experts expect pricing to ease further as foreign investors return in H2 2024.

KI-generierte Zusammenfassung

Schriftgröße

India's IPO pricing for venture-backed companies has stabilized due to a deeper market supported by domestic mutual funds. Experts expect pricing to ease further as foreign investors return in H2 2024.

Read the full article on Economic Times

Ähnliche Meldungen

Mehr zu diesem ThemaIPO

In Entwicklung·17 dk önce

India's EV Market Poised for 12x Growth to 30.4 Million Units by 2032

India's electric vehicle market is projected to grow 12x to 30.4 million units by 2032, driven by policy support and consumer appeal. Electric two- and three-wheelers will lead sales, while battery demand surges from 19 GWh to 362 GWh. The domestic component market is expected to reach Rs 3,02,000 crore.

Economic Times

Dringend·22 dk önce

South Korean Stocks Tumble Amid Middle East Tensions and AI Stock Concerns

South Korea's Kospi index plunged 7% on Monday due to rising Middle East geopolitical tensions and concerns over AI stock valuations. Oil prices surged, strengthening the US dollar and increasing interest rate hike bets. Tech stocks led the decline in Seoul, with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics falling sharply.

Times of India

Dringend·45 dk önce

South Korea's Kospi Tumbles 6% Amid Gulf Conflict and Inflation Fears

South Korea's Kospi stock market plunged 6% on Monday, driven by escalating Gulf conflict, rising oil prices, and inflation fears. Major tech stocks like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics saw significant drops, contributing to the market's entry into technical bear territory.

Economic Times

In Entwicklung·1 sa önce

India Rejects Quick Trade Deal with US, Seeks Better Terms

India has rejected a swift trade agreement with the U.S., demanding more favorable terms and assurances on key issues like agricultural concessions and avoiding new U.S. levies. India's confidence is bolstered by new trading partners, eased economic risks, and rising exports, strengthening its negotiating position.

Economic Times

In Entwicklung·2 sa önce

Public Transport Fares Surge in Pakistan After Petroleum Price Hike

Public transport fares have significantly increased across Pakistan following a substantial hike in petroleum prices. Transport operators cite rising fuel costs, leading to higher minimum fares, increased freight charges, and additional luggage fees, exacerbating inflationary pressures.

Economic Times

In Entwicklung·3 sa önce

Foreign Investors Boost Indian Equities in July After Debt Inflows

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have shifted from debt to equities in July, investing $2.59 billion in the first 10 days. This marks a significant sentiment change from earlier in the year, driven by a steady rupee and a shift from semiconductor investments.

Times of India

Mehr zu diesem ThemaIPO

India's IPO Pricing Stabilizes, Further Easing Expected

Auf einen Blick

Verwandte Themen

Ähnliche Meldungen

India's EV Market Poised for 12x Growth to 30.4 Million Units by 2032

South Korean Stocks Tumble Amid Middle East Tensions and AI Stock Concerns

South Korea's Kospi Tumbles 6% Amid Gulf Conflict and Inflation Fears

India Rejects Quick Trade Deal with US, Seeks Better Terms

Public Transport Fares Surge in Pakistan After Petroleum Price Hike

Foreign Investors Boost Indian Equities in July After Debt Inflows