IT துறை வீழ்ச்சி - Crude Oil வீழ்ச்சி | சந்தையின் direction? | IPS Finance - 612

The NSE IPO has generated massive investor interest, with the ₹22,569-crore issue receiving 5.71 times subscription. The retail portion was subscribed around 1.39 times, leading to estimates that roughly 3 out of 4 retail applicants could receive an allotment. Meanwhile, the stock market is facing fresh pressure. On September 22, the Nifty 50 fell 0.36%, with IT stocks among the key drags, while crude oil prices also declined amid changing geopolitical expectations. Will falling crude prices provide support to the market? Can weakness in IT continue to weigh on the indices? And what should investors watch for to understand the market’s next direction?In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the NSE IPO allotment math, the IT sector decline, crude oil movement and the key factors shaping the market.

The Gem Granites Veeramani case has taken a fresh turn, with the investigation expanding following the identification of a key alleged victim and the recording of her statement before a magistrate. Police are also examining allegations of financial transactions linked to the case, with a separate team reportedly formed to investigate the money trail. At the same time, questions are being raised over the proposed new Secretariat project at Pattinapakkam. The project has faced opposition from local fishermen and residents, and Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Rajmohan has said that Chief Minister Vijay would consider public views and environmental concerns before taking a balanced decision. What new revelations could emerge in the Gem Veeramani investigation? What does the alleged money trail reveal? And could there be changes to the proposed new Secretariat project? In this episode of IPS, we examine the latest developments in both stories and the questions surrounding them.

The NSE IPO has attracted strong investor interest, with the issue getting fully subscribed during the bidding period. But with the IPO priced at ₹1,700–₹1,785 per share, investors are also watching the valuation and listing expectations closely.Meanwhile, a new debate is emerging around UPI Merchant Discount Rate (MDR). From October 15, 2026, specified merchant UPI transactions above ₹2,000 will attract MDR, while fuel transactions have been assigned a flat ₹5 MDR.Petrol pump dealers are asking for an exemption for fuel payments and have approached the RBI over the additional cost. Some dealer associations have even warned of stopping UPI payments above ₹2,000 if the issue is not resolved.In this episode, we decode the NSE IPO pricing, subscription response, valuation concerns and the petrol dealers’ demand over UPI MDR.

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The PMK’s decision not to contest the Madurantakam and Dharapuram by-elections has triggered fresh political discussion. PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss said the party would announce its stand on whom it will support later.At the same time, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS) has been sharpening his political position against the TVK government and has also spoken about bringing other parties together against TVK. So, what could the PMK decision mean for the emerging political equations? Is there a larger strategy involving EPS and the AIADMK? What does Valarmathi have to say about the developments? In this episode of IPS, we examine the PMK’s decision, EPS’s political strategy and the changing alliance equations in Tamil Nadu.

Is there really a right time to buy shares, or is timing the market more complicated than it seems? We look at the factors investors should consider before making a stock-market investment. What happens when you gift shares to a friend or family member? Does share gifting attract tax, and what are the important rules investors need to know? More importantly, what happens to your shares after your death? How does the nominee settlement process work, what documents are required, and how can the nominee claim the investments? In this episode of IPS Finance, we break down share-buying timing, taxation on gifted shares and the process of transferring shares to a nominee in simple terms.

A political controversy has emerged after a village reportedly refused permission for a TVK candidate to enter the area. What led to the opposition, and what does the incident reveal about the political mood on the ground? Meanwhile, former minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi appeared before the Chennai Central Crime Branch (CCB) in connection with an ongoing case. What questions were raised during the inquiry, and what happens next in the investigation? In this episode of IPS, we look at the latest political developments, the ground-level response to TVK and the CCB proceedings involving Anbil Mahesh.

Gold prices are once again moving higher, putting the precious metal firmly in focus. Is the current rally likely to continue, and what global and domestic factors could influence gold prices in the coming days? Meanwhile, India’s income-tax collections are showing strong growth, highlighting the changing tax and revenue landscape. At the same time, Nestlé has come under the spotlight following action by the food-safety authorities. What triggered the action, and what could it mean for the company? In this episode, we decode the gold-price rally, rising income-tax collections, the Nestlé development and the key business factors investors should watch.

Former School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi has been booked in a corruption case linked to alleged irregularities in approvals for private schools. The Chennai Central Crime Branch conducted searches at multiple locations connected to him and reportedly seized 118 documents, digital records, hard disks and other materials. Anbil Mahesh has been summoned to appear before the Central Crime Branch on September 18 for questioning. Does the material seized during the searches strengthen the case against him? Could the investigation lead to further action, including an arrest? In this episode of Imperfect Show, we examine the raid, the documents reportedly seized, the allegations in the case and what the next stage of the investigation could mean for Anbil Mahesh.

The Tata Sons story has taken a fresh turn, with the RBI’s regulatory decision bringing the long-pending listing question back into focus. Tata Group stocks reacted positively, with several counters seeing strong gains amid expectations of greater value unlocking and clarity around Tata Sons. Meanwhile, a proposed US Russia sanctions bill could have implications for countries such as India because of their continued trade and energy ties with Russia. What could this mean for Indian companies, crude oil and the broader economy? With Tata stocks gaining and the broader market attempting a recovery, the key question is: Is this the beginning of a market bounceback, or just a temporary relief rally? In this episode, we decode the Tata Sons developments, the US Russia Bill, its potential impact on India and the factors driving the latest market movement.