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Jio Looks to Break India Mega-IPO Jinx With a Blockbuster Stock-Market Debut

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 28 October 2026, 02:35 UTC By Ashutosh Joshi and Rajesh Mascarenhas 1 min read
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A gray-market premium of about 22% suggests investors are betting on a strong start.

A gray-market premium of about 22% suggests investors are betting on a strong start.
Jio (PERSON) Break India Mega-IPO Jinx (EVENT)
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