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Indian stocks rebound after four-day decline, but momentum remains unconvincing

📈 The Sensex rose 0.48% to 76,515.43, while the Nifty 50 gained just 0.10% to 23,897.70. Nifty briefly moved above 24,000 intraday but failed to hold the level, highlighting continued market divergence.

🏦 Metals led gains with a 1.07% rise, supported by financials, private banks and oil & gas. However, both Sensex and Nifty still fell nearly 1% for the week, with Nifty posting a fourth consecutive weekly decline.

💰 FIIs remained net sellers at ₹3,112 crore, while DIIs bought a net ₹8,930 crore, showing that domestic flows continue to absorb foreign selling pressure.

⚠️ Elevated oil prices and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remain key risks. Monday’s session will be an important test as Indian markets fully price in the U.S. jobs report released after Friday’s close.

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India’s bond market is about to test a blockchain makeover 👀

Sebi’s Demat 2.0 is set to debut next week, and the rollout includes REC’s tokenised bond pilot. That’s a notable step because it signals tokenisation is moving from concept into a live market test, not just a talking point.

For traders and investors, the big watch here is settlement. The article points to instant settlement in this tokenised corporate bond push, which could make the process faster and more efficient if the pilot works as intended. But it’s still a pilot, so the real impact will depend on how smoothly it runs and whether it scales beyond the first move.

This also fits a bigger trend: more markets are experimenting with blockchain for traditional financial instruments. That doesn’t automatically mean a full crypto rally, but it does show the rails are still evolving around digital assets and tokenised products.

If tokenised bonds gain traction, it could open the door to more blockchain-based finance in India. For now, though, the market is waiting for the first real result from REC’s debut 🚀

Do you think tokenised bonds are a meaningful shift for market infrastructure, or just an early experiment?

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India keeps foreign debt investment limits unchanged and signals policy stability for FY 2026–27

🧭 On April 6, the RBI kept foreign investor debt limits under the General Route unchanged, with G-Secs at 6%, state bonds at 2%, and corporate bonds at 15%. The key takeaway is that the central bank chose not to loosen policy aggressively and instead continued to prioritize stability in the debt market.

📈 Even though the ratios were unchanged, the absolute ceiling was still raised in line with the expanding bond market, from about Rs 14.71 trillion currently to Rs 15.52 trillion in the first half of FY27 and Rs 16.33 trillion in the second half. This increases capacity for foreign inflows without changing the overall control framework.

🌐 Another notable change is that from April 1, 2026, investments under the VRR have been merged into the General Route. With foreign investors still holding well below the allowed limit, this move looks more like a step to simplify the framework and maintain the appeal of India’s debt market than a signal of aggressive easing.

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Zepto Eyes $1 Billion India IPO in June 🚀
Rapid-commerce firm Zepto is reportedly planning to publicly file for an initial public offering in the first half of June, aiming to raise up to $1 billion. This highly anticipated IPO is expected to make a significant impact on the Indian market, potentially drawing in new investors and boosting the country's e-commerce sector. The move could also pave the way for other startups to follow suit, leading to increased market activity and growth. As the Indian economy continues to grow, this IPO is likely to be closely watched by market observers.
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🚨 US-Iran Ceasefire in Jeopardy – Pakistan Markets CRASH 4,700 pts! 🔥 $PIEVERSE
Iran just ditched talks with the US, slamming "unrealistic demands" & naval blockade. Ceasefire ends April 22 – oil 📈 to $118/bbl is killing importers! $GUN
🇵🇰 Pakistan bears the brunt: KSE-100 -2.71% to 169k low. Fuel prices up 54%, subsidies gone. 😱
🇮🇳 India holds steady: Sensex +0.2% to 78k+, boosted by ICICI Bank's Q4 profit jump. Nifty bounces back. 💪 $IRYS
Trade oil-sensitive stocks carefully – volatility ahead! ⚠️
📰 Source: Perplexity AI Market Updates
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Afternoon market wrap.

The situation in the Strait of Hormuz escalated again today with a new naval clash, yet average Indian traders seem to be absorbing the news with steady hands.

Key narratives:
🏛️ Bengal has a new BJP government.
⚖️ Tamil Nadu waits for a political resolution.
🛢️ The market has priced in slower GDP and higher inflation.
🐂 Cautious optimism remains for the year ahead.

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📉 Solana Biofuels Reports ₹2.82 Crore Q4 Loss as Revenue Slips

Solana Biofuels Ltd reported a standalone net loss of ₹2.82 crore for the March 2026 quarter, reversing from a ₹0.80 crore profit recorded in the same period last year.

🔹 Key Facts:
• Q4 FY26 net loss widened to ₹2.82 crore, compared with a ₹0.80 crore profit in Q4 FY25.

• Quarterly sales declined 1.42% to ₹24.32 crore, reflecting softer business performance.

• For the full fiscal year FY26, the company posted a ₹12.37 crore net loss, significantly worse than the ₹1.11 crore loss in FY25.

• Annual revenue dropped 35.17% to ₹95.57 crore, highlighting continued operational pressure.

💡 Expert Insight:
The latest earnings point to ongoing financial stress, with declining revenue and widening losses weighing on near-term sentiment. Investors may now focus on whether the company can stabilize operations and improve margins in coming quarters.

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Vedanta is heading into a major split aimed at unlocking valuation

📌 Vedanta Ltd is expected to officially split into five independently listed companies from early April 2026, marking one of the most notable restructuring moves in India’s resources sector in recent years.

🔎 After the split, the aluminum, oil and gas, power, iron and steel, and remaining Vedanta businesses will operate in a more specialized structure, allowing each entity to be valued on its own rather than being bundled into a conglomerate model.

💡 What has drawn market attention is that existing shareholders do not need to commit additional capital but may still gain exposure to the new entities, while management expects the new structure to reduce the conglomerate discount and improve capital-raising flexibility.

⚠️ Even so, post-split performance will still depend on commodity prices, debt control, and how strongly each business is received once separately listed between April and May, so this remains a story that needs further tracking after execution.

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