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Four Nifty 50 constituents appeared in the RSI Trending Up scan on November 4, signalling improving short-term price momentum across select large-cap names. Jio Financial Services, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Finserv and Adani Enterprises all posted RSI readings above 50, a technical threshold often associated with strengthening buying interest.
Bajaj Finance shares are drawing close market attention in early trade as investors reassess the lender’s growth trajectory against a shifting macroeconomic backdrop. The stock remains a key barometer for sentiment toward India’s consumer credit and financial services space, where earnings momentum is being tested by valuation discipline and interest-rate expectations.
Bajaj Finance has approved plans to raise Rs 17,500 crore through a combination of a qualified institutional placement and warrants, marking its first major capital-raising move since November 2023. The non-bank lender said the proceeds are intended to support growth, with a shareholder meeting to be convened for approval of the proposed QIP.
Indian shares fell sharply on Thursday as persistent strength in crude oil and multi-year highs in bond yields deepened investor anxiety over the 2026–27 growth and fiscal outlook. The Nifty declined 0.88% and the Sensex lost 0.79%, while broader markets weakened and volatility spiked, underscoring a risk-off tone across the market.
Indian equities closed lower on Thursday as persistent strength in crude oil and multi-year highs in bond yields deepened investor concern over growth, inflation and the 2026–27 outlook. The Nifty 50 fell 0.88% and the Sensex declined 0.79%, while broader markets weakened and volatility surged sharply, underscoring a cautious risk-off tone across the market.
Indian equities ended a choppy session with benchmark indices struggling for direction as investors rotated between defensives, financials and autos. Asian Paints, SBI, Tata Motors, HUL and Maruti Suzuki led the gainers on the Sensex, while ONGC, Axis Bank, M&M, Bajaj Auto and Hero MotoCorp came under pressure, underscoring a market still searching for conviction.
PhysicsWallah’s wholly owned finance arm, FinZ Finance, has agreed to sell a ₹95.79 crore loan portfolio to Auxilo Finserve, marking a notable step in the edtech company’s retreat from direct lending. The transaction underscores a broader recalibration among startups that expanded into credit during the funding boom and are now narrowing capital-intensive bets amid a tougher operating environment.
PhysicsWallah’s wholly owned finance arm, FinZ Finance, has agreed to sell a ₹95.79 crore loan portfolio to Auxilo Finserve, marking a notable retreat from direct lending by one of India’s best-known edtech groups. The transaction signals a sharper focus on capital efficiency and risk reduction as startups reassess credit exposure in a more selective funding environment.
PhysicsWallah’s wholly owned subsidiary FinZ Finance has agreed to sell a ₹95.79 crore loan portfolio to Auxilo Finserve, marking a notable retrenchment from direct lending by one of India’s best-known edtech groups. The transaction underscores a broader recalibration in startup-backed financial services as firms seek to reduce balance-sheet risk and sharpen capital efficiency.
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