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Shapoorji Pallonji Group has secured investor commitments for its Rs 21,350 crore refinancing package, backed by its Tata Sons stake. The private credit deal, involving rupee and dollar debt, attracted strong interest from global distressed investors and domestic financial institutions.
Americans’ demand for new credit hit a near five-year high in June, according to New York Fed data. While applications for credit cards and auto loans eased slightly since February, mortgage demand edged up. Meanwhile, more households reported difficulty covering unexpected $2,000 expenses, reflecting ongoing financial pressure.
Markets remain cautious amid rising geopolitical tensions, higher crude prices and inflation concerns. Despite global headwinds, encouraging Q1 earnings support sentiment. Analysts recommend buying Jana Small Finance Bank and Lloyds Metals after bullish technical breakouts backed by strong volumes and positive moving averages.
Sebi has imposed a Rs 1 crore penalty on CDSL for cybersecurity failures that enabled a 2022 malware attack, disrupting depository operations and market settlements. The regulator cited inadequate protection of critical systems, weak access controls and poor security monitoring despite prescribed cybersecurity requirements.
IREN shares surged after the company secured $2.8 billion in AI cloud contracts and raised its 2026 revenue target. Strong demand for GPU infrastructure, backed by major clients like Microsoft and Nvidia, highlights its shift from bitcoin mining to AI, with capacity expansion and prepayment-backed deals supporting growth visibility.
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Steptrade Capital has raised over Rs 100 crore in the first close of its Rs 500 crore Chanakya Opportunities Fund II. The Category II AIF will invest in growth-stage pre-IPO companies across manufacturing, energy transition and emerging technology sectors, beginning deployments in August.
Wall Street opened higher as chip stocks rebounded from last week’s sharp decline, supporting gains across major indexes. Investors are now focused on upcoming earnings from leading technology companies driving the AI rally, with sentiment stabilising despite recent volatility and ongoing uncertainty around interest rates and global risks.
The Nasdaq-100’s largest companies continue to dominate global technology, AI, cloud computing and digital markets. Nvidia and Apple lead by market value, while Amazon tops revenue, reflecting the scale, innovation and financial strength driving the world’s biggest technology businesses.
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