After opening the day marginally higher, stock markets in India witnessed buying interest and went on to scale their record-high levels. Sectoral indices are trading on a positive note with stocks in the energy sector and consumer durables sector witnessing maximum buying interest.
The BSE Sensex is trading up 202 points (up 0.5%). The NSE Nifty hit a new record high of 11,446 and is presently trading up 52 points (up 0.5%). The BSE Mid Cap index is trading up by 0.2%, while the BSE Small Cap index is trading up by 0.6%.
The rupee is trading at 68.64 to the US$.
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Moving on to the news from global financial markets, the Trump administration today announced that it would impose 25% tariffs on imports of 279 items from China amounting to US$ 16 billion.
The US Trade Representative said that the move is a part of the US' response to China's unfair trade practices related to the forced transfer of American technology and intellectual property.
This is the second tranche of such tariffs and is set to come into effect on August 23.
US had already imposed tariffs on US$ 34 billion worth of goods on July 6 but held off on a final US$ 16 billion in goods as a result of concerns from US companies.
How this trade war pans out remains to be seen. Meanwhile, we will keep you updated from all the developments from this space.
In the news from initial public offering (IPO) space, the IPO of CreditAccess Grameen is set to kick off today. The issue size of this IPO is about 26.8 million shares, which includes 11.8 million shares issued by the promoter CreditAccess Asia N.V. and a fresh offer of shares of up to Rs 6.3 billion.
The price brand for the IPO is in the range of Rs 418 to Rs 422 per share. This makes the CreditAccess Grameen IPO issue size between Rs 11.2 billion and Rs 11.3 billion.
CreditAccess Grameen, a leading microfinance institution in India, is focused on providing micro-loans, especially to the women customers in rural India. The lending products of the company address the financial needs of the customers throughout their lifecycle. This includes income generation, family welfare, home improvements, and loans for emergencies.
The customer segment they mainly focus on is women with an annual household income of Rs 160,000 or less in urban areas and Rs 100,000 or less in rural areas. The company provides loans primarily under the joint liability group (JLG) model.
To know more about the company, you can read our IPO analysis of CreditAccess Grameen Ltd (requires subscription).
Speaking of IPOs, the stock market is gearing up for a burst of IPO activity over the next two months.
Also, according to EY India IPO Readiness Survey Report, globally, Indian exchanges recorded the highest IPO activity as the country saw 90 IPO launches that raised US$ 3.9 billion in the first half of this year.
Meanwhile, the amount raised by SME IPOs in 2017 stood at Rs 17.9 bn. This is more than three times the amount raised in 2016. The number of SME IPOs launched also doubled from 66 to 132. This is evident from the chart below:
SME IPO Boom in 2017
So how should one approach to IPOs? We believe a merit-based selection, primarily including valuation, business, and management quality, is the logical way to go about investing in IPOs. If it means going against the herd, so be it. And going by recent past, this strategy has been proven to be successful more often.
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