Key Highlights: Stocks in News, Economic & Global Updates 24th September 2026 by GEPL Capital Ltd
Stocks in News
• AVANTEL: The company gets Rs 177 crore order from Zetwerk Manufacturing Businesses for supply of satellite equipment.
• IOL CHEMICALS: The company gets EU-REACH registration for triacetin, enabling exports across EU nations and strengthening access to European markets.
• INDO TECH TRANSFOMERS: The company gets Rs 43 crore orders for supply of two 125 MVA transformers. Orders strengthen presence in 400 kV transformer segment and renewable energy and higher-voltage transformer business.
• AVENEUE SUPERMART: The Company opens new store in Maharashtra; total number of stores stands at 513.
• BHARAT DYNAMICS: The company signs Rs 811 crore SAT-SAAW pact with Defence Ministry. SAT-SAAW is Satellite Smart Anti-Airfield Weapon.
• ASHOKA BUILDCON: Acquires 100% stake in Sakoli Power Transmission for Rs 3.06 crore. Scheduled commercial operation timeline of 24 months from SPV acquisition.
• MAX ESTATES: The company signs binding MoU for proposed JDA on ~9.76 -acre land parcel in Ghaziabad. Project has ~1.5 million sq ft development potential and estimated GDV of Rs 2,500-3,000 crore; structured on capitallight model.
• AVENUE SUPERMART: The company opens new store in Bengaluru; total store count stands at 514.
• IRCON INTERNATIONAL: Tribunal awards Rs 23.64 crore against claim of Rs 359.72 crore in arbitration related to Work Package T-74R-A. IRCON to challenge award before Delhi High Court.
• GHCL: The company becomes preferred bidder for Kadaya block of Gujarat limestone mines with 5.6 lakh MT reserves.
Economic News
• Global agencies see India’s growth ringing louder; raise FY27 GDP forecasts on upbeat demand and investment sentiment: India’s FY27 growth outlook has received upgrades from the OECD, Asian Development Bank, S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings, with forecasts now ranging from 6.9% to 7.1% amid strong domestic demand, investment, services and exports. The revisions follow 7.8% GDP growth in the June quarter, though institutions flagged risks from geopolitical uncertainty, weather disruptions and rising inflation, with some expecting the RBI to raise interest rates.
Global News
• Global markets cautious as bond yields surge and Middle East tensions persist: Global markets remained cautious on Thursday as a sell-off in U.S. Treasuries pushed Japanese bond yields to multi-year highs, with Japan’s 10- year JGB yield rising 8 bps to 3.06%, its highest since 1996, while the U.S. 10- year Treasury yield held near 5.11%. Higher bond yields, persistent inflation concerns and expectations of further central-bank rate hikes weighed on risk sentiment, keeping Asian equities mixed, with MSCI Asia ex-Japan down 0.64%, Nikkei up 1.73% and Australia’s ASX 200 down 1.2%. Meanwhile, Middle East tensions kept oil prices elevated despite easing from recent highs, with Brent at $102.05 and WTI at $91.48, while investors also monitored U.S.- China trade discussions between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The dollar remained supported as a safe-haven asset, while markets awaited U.S. jobless claims and further Fed commentary for clues on the interest-rate outlook.
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