The global backdrop remains the biggest problem. US yields above 5%, a firm dollar, higher crude prices and rupee weakness make India more vulnerable.

The momentum had picked up sharply from August, after a muted first four months of FY27, as stronger listing gains and steady liquidity pulled investors back into new issues.

The list remains tentative as more companies may announce record dates for bonus issues and stock splits during the week.

Global financial markets are grappling with soaring borrowing costs, while France navigates a volatile political landscape concerning its budgetary decisions. As Europe battles economic challenges, the euro witnesses notable fluctuations against the dollar. In Brazil, the impending elections are poised to instigate major shifts, driven by heightened interest rates and economic anxieties.