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Indian equities could be positioned for a strong finish to the year as technical indicators point to a potential breakout pattern. Analysis reportedly shows the iShares MSCI India ETF approaching critical resistance levels that could signal renewed momentum. The development comes as the fund has lagged U.S. markets throughout much of 2025.
After underperforming U.S. markets for much of 2025, India‘s stock market may be positioned for a significant technical breakout, according to analysis from Fairlead Strategies. Reports indicate that the iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA), which has delivered only 3.44% year-to-date returns, has been forming a triangle pattern that typically precedes strong price movements when broken to the upside.
Tata Capital’s $1.75 billion IPO saw shares rise 1.37% in trading debut on NSE and BSE. The Tata Group financial arm’s offering was fully subscribed with strong institutional demand. India continues as one of world’s most active IPO markets.
Tata Capital, the financial services arm of the renowned Tata Group, made a modest market debut Monday with shares rising 1.37% following its massive ₹155.1 billion ($1.75 billion) initial public offering. The stock began trading on both the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange after one of India’s largest IPOs this year.
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Graphcore, the SoftBank-owned chip designer, has committed to investing $1 billion in India over the next decade while opening a new AI engineering campus in Bengaluru. The expansion will create 500 semiconductor jobs and strengthen India’s position in global AI development.
SoftBank Group-owned semiconductor company Graphcore has announced a massive $1 billion investment commitment in India alongside the opening of a new AI engineering campus in Bengaluru. The decade-long investment strategy represents one of the largest foreign direct investments in India’s semiconductor sector and signals SoftBank’s growing confidence in the country’s technological capabilities.