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Primary Market Boom Sucks Liquidity from Secondary Equities

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Analysts highlight that the ongoing deluge of high-profile Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) is creating a significant liquidity drain on secondary market equities. As retail and institutional capital shifts toward primary listings and pre-IPO placements—including the upcoming mega National Stock Exchange (NSE) IPO—cash market volumes have dried up, compounding benchmark pressure.

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