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Groww shares debuted on Dalal Street with a premium, listing at Rs 114 on the BSE and Rs 112 on the NSE, exceeding grey market expectations. Analysts are cautiously optimistic about the fintech platform’s long-term prospects, citing strong customer growth and a scalable business model despite regulatory headwinds.

Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles Ltd. (TMLCV) debuted strongly, listing at a significant premium. Investors are optimistic about India’s commercial vehicle upcycle and infrastructure growth. Analysts see the demerger unlocking value, with the Iveco acquisition offering global potential. While near-term volatility is expected, long-term prospects appear bright.

Children under ten are the most vulnerable to India’s air pollution, accounting for 43% of pollution-linked insurance claims, five times more than any other age group. This escalating environmental issue has become a public health emergency, with pollution-related illnesses now representing 8% of total hospitalisation claims.

PhysicsWallah’s IPO is seeing a slow start, with only 10% subscription on its second day. The edtech giant aims to raise Rs 3,480 crore, with a price band of Rs 103-109 per share. Funds will fuel expansion for its popular test prep and upskilling courses. Shares are expected to list on November 18.

India should push for the rollback of 25% tariffs on Russian crude oil before finalizing a trade deal with the US, according to GTRI founder Ajay Srivastava. This move, coupled with India’s reduced Russian oil imports, could enhance market access and boost competitiveness in key sectors.

Asian stocks advanced for a second day as US lawmakers neared a resolution to the government shutdown, boosting global market sentiment. While the US budget deal progress lifted risk appetite, oil prices remained subdued due to oversupply concerns and slowing demand, exacerbated by new sanctions on Russian firms.

Stock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened flat in trade on Tuesday. While Nifty50 was above 25,550, BSE Sensex was near 83,500.

India’s domestic growth cycle may be nearing its lowest point, with supportive factors like low interest rates and easing crude oil prices indicating a potential rebound. HSBC Mutual Fund anticipates a medium-term upward trend in the investment cycle, driven by government spending and private sector revival, despite global uncertainties.

Fintech giant Groww’s grey market premium has significantly dropped, indicating cautious investor sentiment post-Lenskart’s subdued debut. Despite strong IPO subscription, analysts anticipate a modest listing gain, with the stock appearing fully priced. Groww’s robust financials and scalable model offer long-term potential, but near-term upside may be limited.

Singapore will implement a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) levy of up to S$41.60 per passenger starting next year to reduce carbon emissions. This charge, applicable to tickets sold from April 1, 2026, will fund SAF purchases, aiming for a 3-5% adoption rate by 2030. The levy varies by travel class and route, with transit passengers