In today’s briefing:
- [IO Technical 2025/19]: Bearish Signals Persist Despite Brief Rally
- #144 India Insight: IndusInd Execs in Insider Trade Row, Dabur Eyes M&A, Paytm’s Founder Banned
- APAC Healthcare Weekly (May 11)- Shionogi, Daiichi Sankyo, HK Inno, Neuren, Biocon, Aster DM, Lupin

[IO Technical 2025/19]: Bearish Signals Persist Despite Brief Rally
- SGX Iron Ore Futures rose $2.45/ton WoW to $98.30/ton, supported by stimulus hopes and US-China trade talks, before facing resistance near the upper Bollinger Band.
- Prices remain below major moving averages despite a bullish MACD crossover, with a recent death cross and RSI at 46.83 indicating mixed momentum and limited upside.
- Managed Money increased net short positions, while Physicals turned net long; total futures and options open interest dropped 11.14% WoW, signaling reduced overall market participation.
#144 India Insight: IndusInd Execs in Insider Trade Row, Dabur Eyes M&A, Paytm’s Founder Banned
- Grant Thornton’s forensic review finds IndusInd Bank executives traded shares before public disclosure of accounting lapses, raising insider trading concerns.
- Dabur India Ltd (DABUR IN) plans to streamline its portfolio, focus on e-commerce and quick-commerce, and explore M&A in health and wellness.
- Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Paytm (PAYTM IN) founder, banned for three years from receiving Esops; settles Sebi case with penalties.
APAC Healthcare Weekly (May 11)- Shionogi, Daiichi Sankyo, HK Inno, Neuren, Biocon, Aster DM, Lupin
- Shionogi is acquiring Torii Pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical business of Japan Tobacco. Daiichi Sankyo’s Enhertu meets main goal in the neoadjuvant setting (before surgery) in early-stage breast cancer trial.
- HK inno.N received approval for the domestic phase 3 clinical trial of obesity drug candidate. Neuren Pharmaceuticals’ Daybue recorded $84.6M revenue in the U.S. in 1Q25, up 11% YoY.
- Biocon secured multiple market access agreements for Yesintek, its biosimilar to Stelara. Lupin received FDA approval for antiretroviral agent raltegravir tablets for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1) infection.