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Traders Brace for Jio Debut

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 28 October 2026, 04:03 UTC 1 min read
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Traders are bracing for the Indian market debut of Jio Platforms. The listing pits Mukesh Ambani's telecom giant against a negative trend for India's megadeals amidst a challenging market environment.

Traders are bracing for the Indian market debut of Jio Platforms. The listing pits Mukesh Ambani's telecom giant against a negative trend for India's megadeals amidst a challenging market environment. (Source: Bloomberg)
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