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OPENING CUES-NARROW OPENING Brent Crude Falls For 3rd Day Global Yields Continue To Coo-Off Renewed Diplomatic Efforts In Middle East Russia, China Veto US Draft Resolution On Iran sanctions US Futures Remain Steady Gold Holds Gains On Lower Oil Prices CFTC, SEC Positive Announcements On Tokenization NVIDIA CEO: To Sell 2x Chips Next Year Bank of England Leaves Rates Unchanged Asian Markets Open Mildly Positive SMIDs Positioning Remains Strong FII Shorts Unchanged At 88% FII Sellers In Cash Market For 7th Day

ACTION FOR THE DAY SEMICON 2026 Day 2 NSE IPO-Day 2 (For Subscription) QIP Opens-Bharat Forge IPO Listing- Veegaland Developers Fund Raising-Vedanta, VIP Industries, Rossel Tech Bank of Japan Rate Decision (25bps Rate Hike Expected) US Industrial Production Data

Noel Tata tables SP Group’s ₹25,000-crore Tata Sons stake buyout proposal The proposal envisages Tata Sons buying a portion of the SP Group’s holding through a selective capital reduction in two tranches over 18 months

Taylor Swift's husband, Travis Kelce, is one of the victims of a Ponzi scheme, run by an Indian-origin man, Reuters reported. Reportedly, the man identified as Siddharth Jawahar duped more than $35 million from unsuspecting investors, as revealed by a Missouri prosecutor.

IndiGo has increased prices for several add-on services, including infant travel, unaccompanied minor assistance, priority boarding, and excess baggage. For example, infant travel fees rise to ₹3,000 and excess baggage costs ₹800 per kg.

Tata Motors to hike commercial vehicle prices by up to 1% from October 1 -Tata Motors CV prices to rise up to 1%. - Effective October 1, 2026. - Due to higher commodity and input costs.

Happiest Minds’ 11% valuation premium comes with a $1 billion growth test - Happiest Minds merges with ITC Infotech. - Shareholders got 11% premium in merger. - Combined entity targets $1 billion revenue by FY28.

The US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, delivering its first rate hike since July 2023 as policymakers stepped up their fight against stubborn inflation and signalled that borrowing costs could rise further in the coming months. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) unanimously voted to raise the federal funds rate target range to 3.75-4 percent from 3.5-3.75 percent. The 12-0 decision marked the first major monetary policy shift under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, who took office in May.