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The US Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 bps on Wednesday to support a weakening labor market, balancing tariff-driven inflation concerns, political pressure, and internal policy disagreements on employment and growth outlook.
Erstwhile Indiabulls Asset Management Company (now known as Groww AMC), its schemes and former officials on Wednesday settled a case with Sebi pertaining to alleged violations of alternative investment fund rules after collectively paying Rs 1.43 crore.
The US Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates. Markets anticipate this move. Investors are watching for clues about the US central bank's approach to a slowing labor market and inflation. Foreign institutional investor flows in India may depend on the policy signal from Washington. Nifty 50 closed positively.
Asian stock markets saw a slight dip as investors are cautious. Everyone is waiting for the United States Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision. Shares in Japan and South Korea decreased. Gold prices are holding steady. Attention is also on a Japanese government bond auction. Investors are keen to understand the future direction of interest rates.
Shares of Redington Ltd surged 16% to a days high of Rs 280 on September 16, driven by excitement around the iPhone 17 launch, with sales starting September 19. The stock gained as the company manages the supply chain for Apple products, leveraging its long-standing partnership and handling logistics, warehousing, and distribution across India, the Middle East, Turkey, Africa, and South Asia.
Urban Companys shares will debut on September 17 after its 1,900-crore IPO was subscribed 103.6 times. Allotment status can be checked via MUFG Intime or BSE. The IPOs grey market premium of 52 suggests a potential listing gain of around 54%, though its subject to market fluctuations.
Gujarat Gas shares saw a rise as the company, along with GSPL and GSPC, seeks shareholder approval for its amalgamation scheme. The restructuring aims to simplify the holding structure and unlock value for shareholders. Technical analysis suggests short-term bullish undertones, while longer-term trends remain bearish, with investors closely monitoring the merger's progress.
Eight penny stocks gained 2552% over two weeks, identified for low market capitalization, sub-Rs 20 price, and high trading volumes, highlighting small-cap momentum opportunities.