Pandey spoke about the regulator's market development priorities, including deepening India’s commodity, cash equities, derivatives, and corporate bond markets. Regulatory reforms and outreach programs are underway to boost municipal bond growth and explore bond derivatives to increase market depth.
The IPO process has faced delays since the first DRHP was filed in 2016. NSE sought the NOC multiple times, once in 2019, twice in 2020, and again in August 2024 but progress was held up amid regulatory concerns, including cases tied to co location and dark fibre access. The exchange has since been addressing these matters as part of its ongoing engagement with SEBI.
India has already produced more 100-baggers over the past 25 years than the United States and China combined. Examples include Titan, Bajaj Finance, Pidilite, SRF, Shree Cement, TVS Motor, Torrent Pharma, Balkrishna Industries, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Bharti Airtel.
Beyond tariffs, fund managers highlighted a broader structural shift in the global economy.
The Indian rupee ended almost flat at 90.16 per dollar on January 9 against January 2 closing 90.19.
Within the equity portion, HDFC Bank was the single largest holding at 2.78 per cent of net assets, followed by ICICI Bank at 2.42 per cent.
In the near term, focus is firmly on the upcoming Union Budget and the extent to which the government is willing to deploy fiscal measures to support growth, said Divam Sharma.
MTAR Technologies shares may have reacted to the deal, rising 6.84 percent to Rs 2,689.7 amid high volumes, despite sharp sell-off in equity markets.
US equity fund flows rose to $79 billion, the highest level in a year, driven by large inflows into iShares and Vanguard S&P 500 exchange-traded funds.
Speaking at an event on Friday, the experts said they remain bullish on India despite rising geopolitical risks under US President Donald Trump, citing strong structural growth drivers even as near-term market volatility persists.
The fund house added that further communication will follow once discussions with SEBI are concluded
Shvets warns the AI boom may persist, but structural dynamics differ: the US risks eroding its innovation edge, China could gain from capital-intensive, machine-driven technology, and India’s growth potential hinges on deeper reforms, efficient capital use, and policy support to manage inequality and sustain consumption.
During the session, FPI/FIIs bought shares worth Rs 11,093 crore, while offloading Rs 14,863 crore. DIIs net bought shares worth Rs 18,481 crore and solds shares worth Rs 12,885 crore.
The weekly options data suggested that 25,500 is expected to act as a crucial support, with strong resistance at 26,000.
BSE-listed companies have lost around Rs 15 lakh crore in market capitalisation over the last five sessions of selling.
Sensex, Nifty pared part of their losses on fag-end buying after a sharp sell-off over the past four sessions.
As of December 2025, the total AUM of Gold ETFs was at Rs 1,27,896 crore.
During December, the industry registered 60.46 lakh new SIPs, higher than 57.13 lakh SIPs registered in November, while 51.57 lakh SIPs were discontinued or matured, compared with around 43 lakh SIPs in the previous month.
Sensex, Nifty declined on foreign fund outflows and renewed concerns over US tariff hikes.
Patil, who has overseen assets under management (AUM) of approximately Rs 4.5 lakh crore, shared the development in a LinkedIn post, stating that he will hand over responsibilities to the next generation of leadership to pursue personal goals.
On January 8, 2026, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Indian equities worth approximately Rs 3,367 crore, extending a selling streak for the fourth consecutive session. In contrast, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) provided strong support, purchasing equities worth approximately Rs 3,701 crore
IT sector looks especially compelling on a 3–5 year view, as the sector is back to its historical valuation range, said Carnelian’s Manoj Bahety.
Momentum indicators and a rising VIX signalled caution for bulls. The next support is placed at 25,700, and if Nifty 50 falls decisively below this level, a move toward 25,600–25,500 cannot be ruled out.
The market is expected to consolidate with range-bound trading after the sharp correction. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
The rebound may be possible, but sustainability is the key to watch. If the index sustains below the 50 DEMA (25,900), the downward journey may extend toward 25,700, followed by 25,500. However, on the higher side, 26,000 is expected to act as resistance.