Edited by media veteran B N Kumar, IPO Connect will cater to the information needs of stock market investors.
MUMBAI, Sep 29 (The CONNECT) – Targeting to cater to the information needs of stock market investors, The Connect platform has launched a YouTube channel called IPO Connect.
Edited by media veteran B N Kumar, IPO CONNECT will carry spot announcements, updates, impartial analysis, and listing details of companies tapping the primary market.
“We will strive to present both sides of the moon, in the sense that the investors will get to know the advantages as well as the risks of investing,” said Kumar.
The offer documents floated by the companies are bulky ones and many investors do not even look at them, though it is essential to study the small print. IN is in this context that a balanced view presented by IPO CONNECT as well as BizNewsConnet.Com come handy, the media veteran said.
The Indian equity markets have reached all-time closing highs, reflecting investor confidence driven by anticipated changes in the domestic interest rate cycle following the US Federal Reserve’s recent 50-basis-point rate cut, according to Pantomath Capital Advisors Private Limited.
The overall trend in the Indian equity market remains positive, with the Nifty made an all-time high of around 26,086.20 levels so far in this rally.
The Reserve Bank of India is cautiously optimistic about inflation, projecting it at 4.7% for October-December 2024 and 4.3% for January-March 2025, while the economy shows resilience despite a slowdown in GDP growth to 6.7% in April-June (Q1FY25), bolstered by strong private consumption and investment.
The Asian Development Bank maintains India’s growth forecast at 7% for FY25, attributing this to improved agricultural output and increased government spending, alongside robust expectations for private consumption and export growth.
Additionally, the inclusion of Indian sovereign bonds in JP Morgan’s global debt indices has attracted around $18 billion in foreign investment over the past year, with expectations for continued growth following recent US interest rate cuts.
This influx is lowering bond yields, reducing borrowing costs, and positioning Indian debt as increasingly attractive for foreign investors. Future monthly inflows could reach $2 to $3 billion, significantly boosting foreign participation in India’s bond market, Pantomath says.
