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Tata Technologies IPO allotment expected soon: GMP, subscription details Tata IPO received bids for 3,12,64,91,340 shares against 4,50,29,207 shares on offer, according to data from the BSE. The offer, which was the most-awaited IPO of the year, opened for subscription on Wednesday, November 22, and closed on Friday, November 24. The subscription status on Day 2 was 14.85 times, and on Day 1, it stood at 6.55 times.

CNBC-TV18 reported. There was no official statement at the time of publishing this report. The 16th Finance Commission will be tasked to initiate the layout of centre-state financial relations for coming five years.

Housing affordability and availability is a complex public policy issue. It is unlikely there is one expert who knows it all since it involves — at a minimum — a great understanding of many disciplines and how they all intersect with each other, including immigration policy, infrastructure knowledge, economics, public policy, how entrepreneurs tick, labour certification and supply issues, provincial landlord and tenant legislation, taxation policy, etc., etc. If a single expert on housing exists, I’ve yet to meet them.

Monday, November 27th, 2023, New York – Telegram-based casino TG.Casino could be the next crypto to explode like Rollbit says a growing roster of analysts and experts after it raised $3 million in presale, with only $2 million left to be snapped up by eager investors.

Anand Mahindra wrote,"And after all the sophisticated drilling equipment, it’s the humble ‘rathole miners’ who make the vital breakthrough! It’s a heartwarming reminder that at the end of the day, heroism is most often a case of individual effort & sacrifice. Addressing a press briefing in New Delhi, NDMA Member Syed Ata Hasnain said, rat-hole mining experts, who were pressed into manually drilling through the last stretch, had reached the 58-metre point, and there were about two more metres to go. "We are near a breakthrough but not yet there.

Sri Lanka has paved the way for a $4.5 billion investment by China in Hambantota. The town, which also houses a port that was leased to a Chinese state-owned shipping company in 2017, is at the heart of India’s concerns about growing Chinese influence in New Delhi’s strategic backyard. Mint take a look at the announcement and its implication.

JSW Energy with a ‘buy’ call and a target price of ₹530, indicating an upside of 34 percent over the next 24 months. The stock has already risen 37 percent in the last 1 year and 49 percent in 2023 YTD, giving positive returns in 7 of the 11 months so far. It has gained over 6 percent in November so far after a 12 percent fall in October.

State Street Global Advisors announced that it has hired Invesco’s global head of ETFs to be its new chief business officer.

Silkyara tunnel for the 41 trapped workers to be rescued. Ambulances, garlands, hospital beds, have been readied for the trapped workers, for when they are brought out. Rescue workers on Tuesday drilled through the 60-metre stretch of rubble of the collapsed Silkyara tunnel.

BSE SmallCap index this year so far has rallied 37.61%, outperforming the benchmark Nifty 50 by a wide margin. With their sustained robust performance, it is increasingly crucial for investors to meticulously assess and contemplate the potential benefits of diversifying their portfolios with these burgeoning small-cap stocks. Amid this bullish trend, nine small-cap stocks, which were trading between ₹5 and 15 apiece a year ago, have zoomed tremendously to trade between ₹30 and 65 apiece currently.

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rupee closed slightly higher on Tuesday, supported by foreign banks' dollar sales and softness in the greenback, which is hovering close to 3-month lows. The rupee ended at 83.3325 against the U.S. dollar, compared with its previous close at 83.3675. Asian currencies also rose, led by the Korean won and Indonesian rupiah which were up nearly 0.8% and 0.4%, respectively. While equity-related inflows and a weaker dollar are marginally supportive for the rupee, the currency continues to lack any directional momentum, said Dilip Parmar, a foreign exchange research analyst at HDFC Securities. Equity inflows worth $1.5 billion are expected this week following MSCI's decision to increase India's weight in its Emerging Market index effective from Nov.

Adani Wilmar(up 9.94%), Dodla Dairy(up 5.60%), Umang Dairies(up 2.91%), Parag Milk(up 2.50%), Prataap Snacks(up 2.13%), Britannia Industries(up 1.49%), Heritage Foods(up 0.75%), Patanjali Foods(up 0.56%), TATA CONSUMER PRODUCTS(up 0.53%) and ADF Foods(up 0.47%) stood among the top gainers. Mrs Bectors Food Specialities(down 2.52%), P & G Hygiene(down 1.82%), JHS Svendgaard Laboratories(down 1.36%), Hindustan Foods(down 1.25%), Bikaji Foods International(down 1.06%), Jyothy Labs(down 0.78%), Emami(down 0.78%), Godrej Consumer Products(down 0.77%), Varun Beverages(down 0.77%) and Vadilal Industries(down 0.68%) were among the top losers of the day.

Benchmark NSE Nifty closed 95.0 points up at 19889.7 amid buying in frontline bluechip counters. However, stocks such as Bohra Industries, Karda Const, SS Infrastructure, Penta Gold and Bannari Amman, touched their fresh 52-week lows.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have infused about Rs 12,400 crore into the Indian debt markets in November so far, making it the highest inflow in more than two years, on attractive yields offered by the country's debt. The inclusion of Indian G-Sec in the JP Morgan Government Bond Index Emerging Markets has spurred foreign fund participation in the Indian bond markets, market experts said. FPIs have been bullish on Indian debt since the beginning of 2023 and have invested throughout the year, except March, when they had pulled out Rs 2,505 crore, data with the depositories showed.

On the BSE, SDC Techmedia(down 19.93 per cent), SSPN Finance L(down 18.60 per cent), Misquita Engineering(down 14.45 per cent), ObjectOne Informati(down 12.16 per cent) and Ravileela Gran(down 10.75 per cent) stood among the top losers in today's trade. In the Nifty pack, 38 stocks closed in the green, while 12 stocks ended in the red.

Weddings are a lavish affair in India- be it a local or a destination wedding, The list of expenses is unending. Well, some are able to conveniently pay for the extravaganza on their own, while others have to opt for a wedding loan to make their D-Day special and memorable. Experts believe that the wedding industry is so expensive that normal people can't afford it. Hence, the demand for wedding loans has increased.

Siemens Ltd. traded at Rs 3611.7 on BSE at 01:59PM (IST) on Tuesday, down 0.44 per cent from previous close. The scrip quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 2727.0 and a high of Rs 4066.1.

Info Edge (India) Ltd. fell 1.23 per cent to Rs 4539.15 in Tuesday's session as of 01:44PM (IST) even as the equity benchmark Sensex traded 24.72 points lower at 65945.32. Earlier in the day, the stock witnessed a gap down start to the session.

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. dropped 0.94 per cent to Rs 999.9 at 01:49PM (IST) in Tuesday's trade. The scrip hit a high of Rs 1009.5 and low of Rs 997.1 so far during the session.

Bharti Airtel’s selling and distribution (S&D) costs are nearly four times higher than Reliance Jio’s as the Sunil Mittal-led telecom operator’s premium branding and pricing strategy are vital for acquiring and retaining high-value customers as well as sustaining its 12% higher average revenue per user (ARPU) than the telecom market leader, said analysts. As per company data and CLSA estimates, Bharti Airtel’s S&D expenses are 8% of revenue compared to Jio’s 2%. The global brokerage estimates Bharti Airtel’s S&D and associated costs will hit Rs 15,200 crore in 2023-24, four times higher than Jio’s estimated Rs 3,800 crore. “Bharti’s higher S&D spend and branding efforts are key as its premium branding helps sustain premium ARPU and improve market share,” CLSA said. This, it said, is because India’s second-largest telco follows a unified strategy for all its services under the Airtel flagship brand, which has resulted in quality advantages.