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Glass Wall Systems IPO GMP rose to ₹58 on September 9, indicating an estimated listing price of ₹240 against the issue price of ₹182. The IPO has been subscribed 4.57 times so far.

Prasol Chemicals IPO GMP has dropped to ₹15 from ₹30, indicating an estimated listing price of ₹691 against the IPO price of ₹676. The issue is currently 0.57x subscribed, with retail investors leading the bidding at 0.93x.

Taiwan's stock market is seeing record trading activity, with single-day transactions exceeding 11.52 million. TDCC has responded by expanding trade processing capacity by more than 30%, increasing fixed-amount investment processing capacity to over 20 million transactions and cutting overnight account maintenance time to within 2.5 hours.

IFCI share price fell over 8% on September 8 as investors booked profits after a strong rally linked to the proposed NSE IPO. Here's what investors need to know.

Pranav Construction IPO GMP rises to ₹44, indicating an estimated listing price of ₹168 or a 35.48% premium over the ₹124 issue price. The IPO is subscribed 3.82 times, with strong demand from NII and retail investors.

Karamtara Engineering IPO opened on September 9 with a ₹875 crore issue. The IPO was 0.66x subscribed by 12:09 PM, while its GMP stood at ₹65, indicating an estimated listing price of ₹319.

LCC Projects IPO opens for subscription on September 9, 2026, with a ₹139–₹146 price band and a ₹427.14 crore issue size. The IPO GMP has risen to ₹29, indicating an estimated listing price of ₹175. Check the latest GMP trend, lot size, financial performance, IPO objectives, order book and listing details.

The US stock market opened lower after the Labor Day holiday, with the Dow Jones falling 641 points as crude oil prices climbed amid escalating US-Iran tensions. Investors are also watching inflation data, Treasury yields and Federal Reserve rate expectations, while energy stocks and Qualcomm moved higher.

Indian stock markets extended their decline on Tuesday, with the Sensex falling 555 points and the Nifty losing 144 points as rising crude oil prices, a weaker rupee and continued foreign fund selling weighed on investor sentiment.

Indian benchmark indices ended lower for the second straight session on September 8, 2026. Nifty fell 144 points to 23,635, while Sensex declined 555 points to 75,577 as banking and insurance stocks came under pressure. Rising Brent crude above $100 a barrel and persistent Middle East tensions weighed on investor sentiment, while pharma, FMCG and energy stocks offered some support.