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Modern Diagnostic & Research Centre Limited's initial public offering (IPO) has demonstrated blockbuster investor interest through its third day of subscription. The stock price band is set at ₹85-90 per share. The ₹36.89 crore IPO reached 376.90 times by 5:09:32 PM on day three. Modern Diagnostic IPO subscription reached blockbuster 376.90 times on day three. It was led by Non-Institutional Investors (702.08x), Individual Investors (342.46x), and Qualified Institutional Buyers Ex-Anchor (193.51x). Total applications reached 1,90,121.

E To E Transportation Infrastructure Limited, incorporated in 2010 as ISO 9001:2015 certified company engaged in providing system integration and engineering solutions for railway sector offering signaling and telecommunications, overhead electrification, track projects and system integration, private sidings, and engineering design research operating across mainline, urban transit, and private siding segments providing end-to-end rail engineering services including design, procurement, installation, and testing with expertise spanning signalin

The share prices of Indian tobacco companies fell sharply after the government announced a big increase in excise duties on cigarettes. This will take effect on February 1, 2026. This change replaces the expiring GST compensation cess on sin goods with new taxes aimed at keeping tax revenue from tobacco products stable. Shares of major companies like ITC Ltd. and Godfrey Phillips India dropped because there are concerns that higher prices will impact consumer demand. Invest in Indian Markets and Unlock Future Potential With 5paisa! Op

Silver prices in India eased further on January 1, extending the recent correction after a brief pause at the end of December. Rates slipped to ₹238 per gram (₹2,38,000 per kg), marking a ₹2,000 per kg decline from December 31, when prices had stabilised at ₹240 per gram following the sharp sell-off seen a day earlier. The recent weakness came after a steep fall on December 30, when silver dropped to ₹240 per gram from ₹258 on December 29, translating into a ₹18,000 per kg decline in a single session. That correction followed a strong late-

Gold prices in India corrected further toward the end of December, with the downtrend extending into the new year after the sharp pullback seen earlier. After hovering near recent highs of ₹14,242 per gram for 24K gold on December 27, prices eased to ₹14,171 on December 29, slipped to ₹13,620 on December 30, declined further to ₹13,588 on December 31, and softened again to ₹13,506 per gram on January 1, confirming a decisive late-month and early-year correction. The softer move reflects sustained short-term profit booking following the Dece

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has warned that outside uncertainties could lead to capital outflows and increase volatility in the foreign exchange (FX) market. In its latest monetary policy update, the central bank pointed out how global shocks might affect India's financial markets. It advised caution because of changing international conditions. Invest in Indian Markets and Unlock Future Potential With 5paisa! Open Account Now .login-warning { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; align-items: center;

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sharply reduced exposure to Indian debt in 2025, with bond outflows touching record levels as a persistently weak rupee diluted returns. Data from depositories and market disclosures show sustained selling across government securities and corporate bonds, reversing the steady inflows seen in previous years. According to clearing and settlement data, FPIs sold Indian bonds worth over ₹1.2 lakh crore during the year, the highest annual outflow on record. The exodus gathered pace in the second half of the yea

India's mutual fund industry experienced significant growth in 2025, with the Assets under management (AUM) increased by nearly ₹14 lakh crore. This increase was mainly fueled by stable retail involvement and ongoing contributions through systematic investment plans (SIPs). Data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) indicates that the industry broadened its retail base, even during periods of market volatility. Retail Participation Gains Momentum Retail investors continued to be the main drivers of asset growth throughou