Tata Capital debuted at ₹330 on October 13, 2025, with India’s largest IPO raising ₹15,511 crore. Despite subdued 1.2% listing premium, brokerages remain optimistic, setting attractive 2026 price targets amid promising growth prospects.
Trump’s 100% China tariff trigger likely causes a 1–2% drop in NIFTY/SENSEX at open, driven by FII selling and risk‐off. IT and pharma outperform on currency gains, metals and autos underperform, DIIs buy dips, rupee tests ₹83, with late stability possible.
The Indian stock market closed on October 8, 2025, exactly as predicted, with consolidation near key support and resistance levels. Nifty 50 ended at 25,046.15, and Bank Nifty fell below support. Sector trends, top gainers/losers, and brokerage performance offer a comprehensive market snapshot.
The Indian stock markets are expected to open cautiously optimistic on October 8, 2025, amid a positive close on October 7. Nifty 50 closed near 25,108, with key support around 25,000–24,950 and resistance near 25,220, indicating a consolidation zone for intraday trading.
n October 7, 2025, the Indian equity markets ended on a cautiously optimistic note, extending their positive streak for the fourth consecutive session. The BSE Sensex rose by 136.63 points (0.17%) to finish at 81,926.75, while the NSE Nifty50 gained 30.65 points (0.12%) to settle at 25,108.30, supported by buying interest in banking, energy, and telecom sectors.
On October 6, 2025, AMD and OpenAI announced a multi-year deal for OpenAI to deploy 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs, starting with 1 gigawatt of MI450 series in late 2026. This marks AMD’s rise as a key AI hardware competitor to Nvidia.
The LG Electronics India IPO offers a significant chance to invest in India’s thriving domestic home appliances market, valued at ₹11,607 crore. Backed by robust analyst endorsements, this offering demands careful evaluation from long-term investors and traders seeking growth potential.
Stock Market Capsules
Tata Capital’s IPO, priced at ₹310–₹326, opened October 6 and saw 14% Day‑1 subscription. QIBs led at 46%, retail at 22%, NIIs 17%, and employees 79%. Analysts view it as fairly valued with strong long‑term potential.
A broad-based rally lifted the Sensex by 583 points to 81,790 and Nifty by 183 points to 25,078 on October 6. Banking, IT and healthcare stocks led gains after CGHS rate revisions and strong Q2 updates. Market breadth was positive despite profit‐booking in metals. FIIs sold ₹1,583 cr while DIIs bought ₹490 cr. Key support at 24,747 and resistance at 25,100.
