Indian equities extended their losing streak as elevated crude, US Treasury yields, geopolitical risks and FPI selling weighed on sentiment. However, foreign investors continued backing IPOs, selectively buying debt and mid-small caps, suggesting portfolio selectivity rather than a broad withdrawal from Indian markets.
J Infratech Ltd has submitted preliminary papers for an initial public offering valued at Rs 600 crore. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale by its promoters. The Haryana-based firm, established in 2005, focuses on infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges. Proceeds from the IPO will support working capital and repay borrowings, among other corporate purposes.
Nifty ended at 23,140.50 after an eighth consecutive weekly decline, with technical indicators remaining bearish. Analysts identify 23,300 as key resistance and 23,000 as options-based support, while Pharma and Healthcare remain relatively stronger amid persistent global market pressures and volatility.
Bitcoin rebounded to around $84,000 after briefly crossing $86,000, while Ethereum traded near $2,688. Bitcoin gained 3.6% weekly, supported by positive ETF flows and reduced uncertainty after the US Federal Reserve’s September policy decision, though markets remain in consolidation overall.
Nifty extended its losing streak to seven weeks, falling 0.88% to 23,140.50 as technical momentum remained bearish. The 23,000–23,200 zone is crucial support, while 23,375 and 23,600 are key resistances amid heightened volatility and derivatives expiry.
FIIs and mutual funds raised holdings in several Nifty 500 stocks during the June 2026 quarter. Seven stocks subsequently gained 15%-41%, highlighting increased institutional interest across sectors.
Vishal Nirmiti Ltd is gearing up for its initial public offering, setting a price range of Rs 208 to 220. The IPO is scheduled to commence on September 30 and conclude by October 5, featuring both a fresh issue and an offer for sale. The proceeds will be allocated toward enhancing working capital and addressing corporate requirements.
Baanganga Gold & Diamond has filed its DRHP for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of up to ₹540 crore and OFS of up to ₹180 crore. The jewellery manufacturer plans to use fresh proceeds mainly for working capital requirements.
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