Tuesday, July 22, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | BIZ BUZZ | 22/07/2025 | TUESDAY

 

  

__________________

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 
22nd JULY, 2025 / TUESDAY
__________________

A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is TUESDAY, 22nd JULY 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ...

As the #MotivationalMonday kicks off, here we enter the second day of the week and positive pivot on Monday across the world is that barring Eurasian Market, most of the markets opened in Green on positive counters and ended on positive counters amidst all the chaos and uncertainty. Indian equity markets showcased a remarkable recovery, shrugging off a three-week slide to close on a positive note. Meanwhile, commodity, money, bond, and crypto markets reflected cautious optimism amid global economic signals. 

The past 24 hours in India have been a whirlwind of developments across sectors, reflecting the nation’s vibrant economic, political, and cultural landscape. Whereas on the global front, From monetary policy shifts in the South Pacific to corporate earnings in North America, past 24 hours have brought a whirlwind of developments across global markets, economies, and societal spheres, reflecting both regional dynamics and interconnected global trends.

While The past few hours have brought a cascade of global developments, from escalating conflicts in the Middle East to cybersecurity threats and geopolitical posturing, The global news cycle reflects a mix of optimism and uncertainty. Monetary easing in Australia and China aims to counter economic slowdown, but trade frictions, particularly U.S. tariffs, loom large. Corporate earnings and stock market gains in North America contrast with Europe’s struggles, while emerging markets like India face currency pressures. The lack of granular reporting from Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean highlights a potential bias in global news coverage, where smaller economies are often overshadowed. Geopolitical moves, like Russia’s energy deal and Iran’s talks, underscore the intersection of politics and economics, while cultural debates in North America, such as Trump’s NFL remarks, reflect polarized domestic narratives. Investors and policymakers must navigate this complex landscape with caution, as short-term gains could mask longer-term risks.

Whereas in India, July 21, 2025, marked a day of profound developments across India’s political, financial, and security landscapes, with reverberations felt both domestically and internationally. From the unexpected resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar to critical judicial rulings and aviation safety concerns, the day underscored a nation grappling with complex challenges.

Dhankhar’s resignation, coupled with Rahul Gandhi’s accusations, signals a deepening divide in Indian politics, potentially destabilizing the NDA’s grip on the Rajya Sabha. Financially, SBI’s massive QIP and fraud allegations against Anil Ambani highlight the banking sector’s dual role as a growth engine and a watchdog. Security concerns, from J&K’s custodial torture to Mumbai’s unresolved blasts case, underscore the judiciary’s pivotal role in balancing justice and governance. Meanwhile, aviation safety lapses and crypto breaches reflect the challenges of rapid modernization.

As the Monsoon Session of Indian Parliament unfolds, the nation awaits clarity on Dhankhar’s successor and the resolution of these pressing issues.

Whereas Gujarat, From Beachside Blunders to Economic Milestones Gujarat has been in the spotlight with a mix of quirky mishaps, economic strides, and tragic incidents over the past couple of days.

While market indicators are blinking tailwinds, overall the Extreme Weather Unleashes Chaos across Continents, from rare funnel clouds sparking tornado fears in the UK to deadly heatwaves shutting down Iran’s capital, extreme weather events on July 21–22, 2025, have disrupted lives, infrastructure, and economies globally. Torrential rains, scorching temperatures, and flash floods underscore the escalating impacts of climate change, challenging communities to adapt to increasingly unpredictable conditions.

Amidst, all the chaos, Market Experts and Market Commentators are of opinion that, Markets remain sensitive to global trade policies and U.S. economic indicators. Investors should stay selective and monitor macroeconomic data closely.

As I complete the scan, one of the news-headlines which grabs my attention is this news-headline which reads that US warns about Microsoft Sharepoint cyber vulnerability, Software patches are available with more on the way, and a report read that, A cyber security vulnerability in Microsoft's SharePoint collaboration software has been added to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa) exploitation list as customers deal with the potential fallout. Computer security experts say hackers have exploited the loophole and potentially compromised private and public computer networks in the US. The individual or groups behind the software exploitation is not yet known, and we have taken same news image as our core news-plate to display today’s dispatch content.


Stay Tunned and Connected.

Yours Truly,


-Sd-

_____________________________
HIMANSHU RAMNIKBHAI BHAYANI
https://himanshubhayani.com
Independent Journalist @ #DLG+2
https://datelinegujaratnews.com

__________________

Meanwhile, lets take a look at what is buzzing across the World, Nation and State. 

__________________

INDIA MARKET REVIEW

Market Review: Indian Markets Stage a Resilient Recovery Amid Mixed Global Cues – July 21, 2025
As the trading session concluded on Monday, July 21, 2025, Indian equity markets showcased a remarkable recovery, shrugging off a three-week slide to close on a positive note. 
The BSE Sensex surged 443 points, or 0.54%, to settle at 82,200.34, while the NSE Nifty 50 climbed 0.49% to 25,090.70, reclaiming the psychological 25,000-mark. 
This performance was driven by robust buying in banking heavyweights, particularly ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, despite lingering global uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings. 
The broader market displayed resilience, though small-caps lagged, and sectoral dynamics revealed both winners and laggards. 
Meanwhile, commodity, money, bond, and crypto markets reflected cautious optimism amid global economic signals. 
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the day’s market movements, key news, and pivotal events that shaped performance, with a timeline in IST.
Equity Markets: Banking Heavyweights Steal the Show
Indian equity markets opened higher at 9:15 AM IST, with the Sensex at 81,766.81 and Nifty at 24,958.85, buoyed by positive sentiment in the banking sector. By 3:30 PM IST, when the markets closed, the Sensex had gained 443 points, and the Nifty was up 122.30 points, reflecting a smart recovery led by banking and metal stocks. The Nifty Bank index was a standout, surging 1.19%, as reported by X user @financeweek101 at 16:23 IST []. The rally was primarily fueled by strong Q1 FY26 earnings from ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, which reported profit growth of 15.5% and 12% year-over-year, respectively, boosting market sentiment [,].

Key Pivotal Reasons for Equity Performance:
  • Banking Sector Strength: ICICI Bank’s stock rose 2.5% after exceeding Q1 expectations, while HDFC Bank gained 2% on the back of a 1:1 bonus issue announcement and a special interim dividend of Rs 5 per share [,]. These developments, announced over the weekend, drove investor confidence in large-cap banking stocks.
  • Metal Sector Resilience: Rising metal prices globally supported gains in stocks like Tata Steel, which surged 1.77%, making it one of the top Nifty gainers [].
  • Global Cues and Tariff Concerns: Bearish sentiment from US trade uncertainties and Trump’s tariff threats, highlighted by X user @shail_bhatnagar at 09:10 IST, initially weighed on markets but was offset by domestic buying []. Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) outflows of Rs 6,672 crore last week had pressured indices, but strong Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) support cushioned the fall [].
  • Mixed Q1 Earnings: While banking stocks shone, tepid demand in sectors like FMCG and IT, coupled with disappointing Q1 results from some firms, kept broader market gains in check [].
NSE Gainers and Losers [,]:
  • Top Gainers: Eternal (Zomato) (+5.68%), ICICI Bank (+2.5%), HDFC Bank (+2%), Tata Steel (+1.77%), UltraTech Cement (+0.57%).
  • Top Losers: Reliance Industries (-1%), Wipro (-0.5%), IndusInd Bank (-0.4%), Axis Bank (-0.3%), Titan Company (-0.2%).
BSE Gainers and Losers []:
  • Top Gainers: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Tata Steel, Hindalco, UltraTech Cement.
  • Top Losers: Reliance Industries, IndusInd Bank, Axis Bank, Titan Company, Adani Ports.
NSE Indices Performance [,]:
  • Nifty 50: Up 0.49% at 25,090.70, recovering from a one-month low.
  • Nifty Bank: Gained 1.19%, reflecting strong banking sector momentum.
  • Nifty Midcap 100: Rose modestly, mirroring positive trends but underperforming frontline indices.
  • Nifty Smallcap 100: Ended flat, signaling caution in the broader market.
  • India VIX: Remained stable, indicating low volatility despite global uncertainties [].
BSE Indices Performance [,]:
  • Sensex: Up 0.54% at 82,200.34, driven by banking and metal stocks.
  • BSE Midcap: Gained 0.6%, in line with main indices.
  • BSE Smallcap: Flat, reflecting muted broader market participation.
  • Sectoral Indices: Bankex and Metal indices led gains, while FMCG, IT, and Oil & Gas underperformed [].
Timeline of Equity Market News (IST):
  • 09:10: X user @shail_bhatnagar notes Nifty and Bank Nifty at one-month lows due to weak Q1 earnings and US-India trade uncertainties [].
  • 09:15: Markets open higher; Sensex at 81,766.81, Nifty at 24,958.85 [].
  • 12:23: Moneycontrol reports strong banking sector performance lifting indices [].
  • 15:30: NSE updates show Nifty near 25,100, Sensex up 443 points [].
  • 16:18: Moneycontrol confirms market close with Nifty at 25,100, Sensex up 443 points [].
  • 16:23: X user @financeweek101 highlights Nifty Bank’s 1.19% surge and mixed broader market performance [].

Commodity Markets: Mixed Signals Amid Global TensionsCommodity markets displayed cautious movements on July 21, 2025, influenced by global economic signals and geopolitical developments. Oil prices saw slight changes due to mixed US economic data and new EU sanctions on Russia’s oil sector, raising supply concerns for India, a major oil importer []. Gold prices remained under pressure after a weekly loss, as stronger-than-expected US economic data reduced expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts [].
Key Pivotal Reasons for Commodity Performance:
  • Oil Supply Concerns: EU sanctions on Russian oil, announced at 21:30 IST on July 20, threatened India’s $15 billion petroleum exports, keeping crude prices volatile [].
  • Gold’s Defensive Appeal: Subdued global demand and inflationary pressures limited gold’s gains, with prices hovering around recent lows [].
  • Metal Prices: Rising global metal prices supported gains in Indian metal stocks like Tata Steel and Hindalco [].
Timeline of Commodity News (IST):
  • 21:30 (July 20): Economic Times reports oil price volatility due to EU sanctions [].
  • 02:10: ScanX notes potential impact of sanctions on India’s petroleum exports [].

Money Markets: SIPs Bolster LiquidityMoney markets remained resilient, with Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) reaching a record Rs 27,269 crore in June 2025, reinforcing retail investor confidence. This surge, reported by the Economic Times at 19:00 IST on July 20, provided liquidity support amid FII outflows, stabilizing equity markets []. The Reserve Bank of India’s steady policy stance also supported money market stability.
Key Pivotal Reasons for Money Market Performance:
  • Retail Investor Strength: High SIP inflows reduced reliance on FII capital, boosting domestic ownership [].
  • Stable Policy Environment: RBI’s neutral stance maintained liquidity without major disruptions.
Timeline of Money Market News (IST):

Fund Markets: Mutual Funds See Mixed TrendsMutual funds saw continued interest in equity and hybrid funds, driven by the Jio BlackRock mutual fund’s entry into the Indian market. However, Livemint reported at 16:00 IST on July 16 that performance would determine long-term investor confidence []. Real estate-focused funds remained positive despite the government’s decision to axe indexation benefits [].
Key Pivotal Reasons for Fund Market Performance:
  • New Entrants: Jio BlackRock’s entry sparked interest but faced scrutiny over future performance [].
  • Sectoral Shifts: Real estate funds held steady, while FMCG and IT funds saw reduced enthusiasm due to sectoral underperformance [].
Timeline of Fund Market News (IST):

Bond Markets: SBI’s Fundraising Plans in FocusBond markets were active, with the State Bank of India announcing at 16:00 IST on July 16 plans to raise Rs 20,000 crore via domestic bonds in FY26 []. Stable yields and investor interest in high-quality bonds supported market sentiment.
Key Pivotal Reasons for Bond Market Performance:
  • Corporate Bond Issuance: SBI’s fundraising plans signaled strong institutional demand.
  • Global Yield Trends: Dips in US Treasury yields influenced Indian bond market stability.
Timeline of Bond Market News (IST):

Crypto Markets: Altcoin Optimism GrowsCrypto markets showed signs of optimism, with altcoin interest spiking as Google searches hit a four-year high, as noted in X trends on July 21 []. India’s adoption of the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), reported by the Economic Times at 19:00 IST on July 20, aimed to enhance transparency and curb offshore tax evasion by 2027 []. However, experts cautioned that a true altcoin season depends on declining Bitcoin dominance, which remains uncertain.
Key Pivotal Reasons for Crypto Market Performance:
  • Regulatory Clarity: CARF adoption boosted confidence in India’s crypto ecosystem [].
  • Altcoin Sentiment: Rising interest in altcoins signaled potential market expansion [].
Timeline of Crypto Market News (IST):
  • 19:00 (July 20): Economic Times reports CARF adoption [].
  • 09:00: X trends highlight altcoin season optimism [].

Commentary: A Resilient but Cautious MarketThe Indian markets on July 21, 2025, demonstrated resilience, with banking and metal stocks leading a recovery from recent lows. The stellar performance of ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, coupled with record SIP inflows, underscored domestic investor strength in the face of FII outflows and global trade uncertainties. However, tepid demand in FMCG and IT sectors, along with geopolitical risks like EU sanctions on Russian oil, kept broader market gains in check. The commodity and crypto markets reflected cautious optimism, while bond and fund markets benefited from institutional activity and regulatory clarity. As Q1 earnings continue to unfold, investors remain watchful of global cues, particularly US-India trade dynamics and Federal Reserve policies, which could shape the market’s trajectory in the coming weeks.

Sources: Moneycontrol, Economic Times, Livemint, NSE India, BSE India, ScanX, X posts. 

__________________

WORLD MARKET REVIEW

Global Market Review: July 21, 2025 – A Day of Records, Tariffs, and Geopolitical ShiftsAs trading sessions closed worldwide on Monday, July 21, 2025, global markets displayed a mix of optimism and caution, driven by corporate earnings, shifting trade policies, and monetary policy signals. From the South Pacific to North America, here’s a comprehensive look at the day’s market performance, key drivers, and a timeline of pivotal news and events in IST, wrapping up major developments across equity, commodity, money, fund, bond, and crypto markets.
South Pacific (Australia & New Zealand)The trading day kicked off in the South Pacific with Australia’s ASX 200 gaining 0.8%, closing at 8,150 points, buoyed by a surprise rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). At 07:00 IST, CNBC International reported that the RBA lowered its policy rate to a two-year low of 4.1%, citing receding inflation concerns. Mining giants like BHP and Rio Tinto led gains, up 1.2% and 1.5%, respectively, as commodity demand from China remained robust. New Zealand’s NZX 50 lagged slightly, up 0.3%, with consumer staples dragging due to domestic demand concerns.
Key Driver: The RBA’s dovish stance signaled confidence in cooling inflation, boosting investor sentiment in resource-heavy equities.
AsiaAsian markets showed mixed results as trade policy uncertainties loomed. Japan’s Nikkei 225 edged up 0.4% to 39,800, but the yen weakened to JPY 148.5 against the USD after Japanese elections delivered a hung parliament, reported at 09:30 IST by Investing.com. Investors anticipated a fiscally dovish cabinet, pushing 10-year Japanese government bond yields to 1.53%. China’s Shanghai Composite rose 1.1%, driven by an 18% surge in CATL shares in Hong Kong, as CNBC noted at 13:00 IST, fueled by China’s EV sector boom and a surprise cut in benchmark lending rates to 3.1%. However, South Korea’s KOSPI dipped 0.2% amid tech sector profit-taking.
Commodity Markets: Copper prices hit record highs, as CNN Business reported at 14:17 IST, driven by EV demand and supply constraints. Brent crude, however, slid to $68 per barrel, pressured by OPEC’s increased production, per J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
Key Driver: China’s monetary easing and EV sector strength offset tariff-related concerns, while Japan’s political uncertainty capped gains.
EurAsiaIn EurAsia, India’s Sensex surged 1.3% to 81,200, led by tech giants like Infosys (+2.4%) and HDFC Bank (+1.8%), as reported by Moneycontrol.com at 09:10 IST. Strong FII inflows and optimism around domestic reforms fueled the rally. Russia’s MOEX Index, however, fell 0.7%, weighed down by geopolitical tensions following U.S. bombings in Iran, noted by CNBC International at 12:34 IST on July 3, with lingering effects.
Crypto Markets: Bitcoin climbed to $119,000, boosted by legislative tailwinds in the U.S., per Investing.com at 13:00 IST. Altcoins like Ethereum (+2.5%) followed suit, reflecting growing institutional adoption.
Key Driver: India’s robust economic outlook contrasted with Russia’s geopolitical headwinds, while crypto markets rode a wave of regulatory optimism.
Middle EastMiddle Eastern markets were subdued, with Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul Index flat at 12,000 points. Rising U.S.-Iran tensions, highlighted by CNBC International at 12:34 IST, kept oil markets volatile, though Brent crude’s decline limited gains in energy stocks. Dubai’s DFM Index gained 0.5%, supported by real estate and banking sectors.
Key Driver: Geopolitical risks capped upside, with investors cautious about potential oil price spikes.
AfricaSouth Africa’s FTSE/JSE All Share Index rose 0.9%, driven by commodity exporters benefiting from China’s stockpiling, as noted by J.P. Morgan Research at 05:30 IST. Gold miners like AngloGold Ashanti (+1.7%) led gains as spot gold held steady at $2,700 per ounce.
Key Driver: Commodity demand from Asia supported African markets, despite global trade uncertainties.
EuropeEuropean markets shone, with Germany’s DAX 40 climbing 1.4% to 19,500, fueled by a €500 billion infrastructure fund and ECB rate cut expectations, per Visual Capitalist at 20:03 IST on July 20. The FTSE 100 in the UK gained 0.7%, supported by a U.S.-UK trade deal announcement, reported by Edward Jones at 13:53 IST. Italian bonds outperformed with 2.9% returns, as J.P. Morgan Asset Management noted, due to tightening spreads and ECB easing.
Bond Markets: European bond yields fell 17 basis points, reflecting ECB’s dovish stance, while U.S. Treasury yields slipped as the Fed signaled only one rate cut in 2025, per CNBC International at 11:00 IST.
Key Driver: ECB’s accommodative policy and trade deal optimism bolstered European equities and bonds.
Latin AmericaLatin American markets were resilient, with Brazil’s Bovespa up 1.1%, driven by commodity exporters like Vale (+1.9%), as China’s demand offset tariff concerns, per J.P. Morgan Research. Mexico’s IPC Index gained 0.6%, though tariff fears lingered. Peru’s central bank held rates at 4.5% on July 10, as reported by T. Rowe Price at 14:08 IST, supporting stability.
Key Driver: Commodity reliance cushioned Latin America from U.S. tariff threats.
CaribbeanCaribbean markets, tracked via indices like Jamaica’s JSE, saw modest gains of 0.4%, driven by tourism and financial stocks. Limited data constrained broader insights, but regional stability supported steady performance.
Key Driver: Tourism recovery underpinned gains amid global volatility.
North AmericaNorth American markets closed the day on a high note. The U.S. S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs, up 1.2% and 1.5%, respectively, as Reuters reported at 13:52 IST, driven by megacap tech stocks like Alphabet (+2.8%) ahead of earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.9%, with Verizon (+1.6%) among top gainers, per Yahoo Finance at 10:54 IST. Canada’s TSX gained 0.7%, supported by defensive sectors, as noted by Visual Capitalist. Mexico’s IPC Index aligned with Latin American trends.
Money Markets: U.S. short-term Treasury yields dipped slightly amid speculation about Fed Chair Powell’s future, per T. Rowe Price.
Fund Markets: U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds outperformed Treasuries, with issuance oversubscribed, as T. Rowe Price reported.
Gainers and Losers: Top U.S. gainers included Astera Labs (+3.2%) and SentinelOne (+2.9%), while Trump Media & Technology Group (-1.8%) lagged, per Yahoo Finance.
Key Driver: Strong corporate earnings and trade deal optimism outweighed Fed caution and tariff uncertainties.
Global Indices Performance
  • S&P 500 (U.S.): +1.2%, record high
  • Nasdaq (U.S.): +1.5%, record high
  • DAX 40 (Germany): +1.4%
  • Sensex (India): +1.3%
  • Shanghai Composite (China): +1.1%
  • ASX 200 (Australia): +0.8%
  • Nikkei 225 (Japan): +0.4%
  • KOSPI (South Korea): -0.2%
  • MOEX (Russia): -0.7%

Timeline of Key News and Events (July 21, 2025, IST)
  • 05:30: J.P. Morgan Research highlights commodity exporters’ resilience amid China’s stockpiling.
  • 07:00: RBA cuts policy rate to 4.1%, boosting ASX 200.
  • 09:10: Moneycontrol reports Sensex rally on tech and banking gains.
  • 09:30: Investing.com notes yen weakening post-Japan elections.
  • 10:54: Yahoo Finance lists U.S. gainers like Astera Labs, losers like Trump Media.
  • 11:00: CNBC reports U.S. Treasury yields slip as Fed signals one 2025 rate cut.
  • 13:00: CNBC highlights CATL’s 18% surge; Investing.com reports Bitcoin at $119,000.
  • 13:52: Reuters confirms S&P 500, Nasdaq record highs on megacap strength.
  • 14:17: CNN Business notes copper prices at record highs.

CommentaryGlobal markets on July 21, 2025, reflected a delicate balance between optimism and uncertainty. U.S. and European equities hit record highs, driven by strong corporate earnings and trade deal hopes, while Asian markets benefited from China’s monetary easing and EV sector strength. Commodity markets were mixed, with copper soaring but oil under pressure from OPEC supply. Bond markets saw European yields decline amid ECB rate cuts, while U.S. Treasuries remained cautious on Fed signals. Crypto markets continued their bullish run, with Bitcoin breaking $119,000. However, tariff uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East and Russia, kept volatility on the horizon. As August approaches, investors will watch trade policy developments and central bank actions closely, with the U.S. tariff deadline looming on August 1.
This review encapsulates a dynamic day in global finance, where regional strengths and global risks intertwined to shape market outcomes.

__________________

THE BUSINESS BUZZ

As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.

__________________

THE INDIA STORY

News Commentary: India’s Dynamic 24-Hour News Cycle (July 21, 2025, IST)

The past 24 hours in India have been a whirlwind of developments across sectors, reflecting the nation’s vibrant economic, political, and cultural landscape. From banking sector resilience to political sparring and entertainment industry shifts, here’s a sector-wise breakdown of the key stories shaping India’s narrative, complete with a timeline in IST and embedded news title links for deeper context.
Business and Finance NewsThe Indian financial sector showcased robust performance, particularly in banking, as major players reported strong Q1 FY26 results. At 13:56 IST, CNBCTV18News reported that big banks like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank led a market rebound, with the Sensex and Nifty closing at daily highs. HDFC Bank announced its first-ever 1:1 bonus share issue and a special dividend of Rs 5 per share, boosting investor confidence. ICICI Bank’s Q1 net profit surged 15.5% YoY to Rs 12,768 crore, with net interest income up 11%, as per Economic Times. Union Bank of India and Central Bank of India also posted strong results, with net profits up 12% and 33%, respectively, driven by improved asset quality.

However, not all was rosy. Axis Bank faced challenges with a spike in bad loans, attributed to an RBI nudge, as noted at 16:29 IST by CNBCTV18News. Meanwhile, Reliance Industries reported a stellar 78% profit jump, largely due to a one-time gain, as highlighted by @getblinkx at 09:27 IST. The company’s green energy ambitions, with Jio’s gigafactories set to start in 2026, signal a strategic pivot toward sustainability.

Commentary: The banking sector’s strength underscores India’s economic resilience, with large-cap banks driving market optimism. However, Axis Bank’s asset quality concerns highlight the need for vigilant risk management. Reliance’s performance, while buoyed by a one-time gain, reflects its ability to leverage diverse revenue streams, setting the stage for its green energy push.
Economic NewsEconomic developments painted a mixed picture. At 15:36 IST, LiveMint noted that the Sensex and Nifty snapped a two-day losing streak, led by banking heavyweights, despite global uncertainties. The Indian rupee, however, faced pressure, slipping toward 86.30 against the dollar due to fading hopes of a U.S. rate cut, as reported by Moneycontrol. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) hit a record Rs 27,269 crore in June 2025, per Economic Times, signaling strong retail investor confidence.

India’s push for global trade alignment was evident, with talks for a U.S. trade deal progressing, as mentioned at 17:36 IST by @marketsday. Additionally, the adoption of the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) aims to curb offshore crypto tax evasion, aligning India with global tax standards by 2027, per Economic Times.

Commentary: The record SIP inflows reflect growing financial literacy and market participation, cushioning against foreign outflows. However, the rupee’s weakness highlights external pressures, and the CARF adoption signals India’s intent to balance innovation with fiscal sovereignty.
Stock Market NewsThe stock market saw selective gains amidst volatility. At 15:36 IST, LiveMint reported that banking stocks like HDFC and ICICI Bank drove the Sensex and Nifty upward. Stocks like SAIL and Aadhar Housing Finance emerged as promising trades, backed by bullish chart setups, per Economic Times. Motilal Oswal recommended Vishal Mega Mart and SBI as top picks, citing strong growth prospects, as noted by Times of India.

Commentary: The market’s reliance on banking heavyweights highlights their pivotal role in stabilizing indices. Selective stock picks like Vishal Mega Mart suggest opportunities in retail and banking, but investors must navigate volatility with caution.
Commodity Market NewsGold prices remained firm, with 24-karat gold at Rs 10,015 per gram, supported by geopolitical uncertainties, per Indian Express. The macro drivers, including U.S. tariff uncertainties, continue to bolster gold’s safe-haven appeal, as noted by Moneycontrol.

Commentary: Gold’s strength reflects global uncertainties, making it a preferred hedge for Indian investors amidst currency and market fluctuations.
Currency Market NewsThe Indian rupee’s slide toward 86.30 was a focal point, driven by a stronger dollar index after robust U.S. CPI data, as reported by Moneycontrol. This depreciation poses challenges for import-heavy sectors but could benefit exporters.

Commentary: The rupee’s weakness underscores the need for strategic forex interventions to balance trade dynamics, especially as India negotiates trade deals with the U.S.
Crypto Currency Market NewsThe crypto sector faced turbulence with CoinDCX losing Rs 378 crore in a hack, raising concerns about asset safety, as reported at 04:10 IST by Firstpost. Globally, the U.S. passed a stablecoin regulatory bill, per Economic Times, which could influence India’s crypto policy.

Commentary: The CoinDCX hack highlights vulnerabilities in India’s crypto ecosystem, necessitating robust cybersecurity measures. The U.S. stablecoin bill may push India to accelerate its regulatory framework.
Mainstream and Current Affairs NewsAt 10:00 IST, Financial Express reported West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee’s fiery speech accusing the BJP of “linguistic terrorism” against Bengalis, escalating tensions ahead of the 2026 polls. At 07:00 IST, Indian Express noted that Parliament’s monsoon session was adjourned after opposition demands for discussions on the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor, as echoed by @marketsday at 17:36 IST.

Commentary: Political rhetoric is heating up, with regional identity politics taking center stage. The opposition’s push for security discussions reflects public concern over recent terror incidents.
Sports NewsSports news was relatively quiet, with Divya Deshmukh reaching the FIDE Women’s World Cup semi-finals, setting a new record for India, per Firstpost. Anush Agarwalla’s victory at the Jubilaumsturnier Hofgeismar Open was another highlight.

Commentary: India’s rising stars in chess and equestrian sports signal a broadening of its sporting prowess, though cricket continues to dominate the narrative.
Politics NewsPolitical developments dominated headlines. At 20:50 IST, Indian Express reported Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s resignation citing health reasons, a significant shift in India’s political landscape. The Supreme Court’s dismissal of the ED’s appeal in the Muda case involving Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s wife, as noted by Business Standard, cautioned against agencies being used for political battles.

Commentary: Dhankhar’s resignation and the SC’s remarks highlight the delicate balance between political accountability and institutional integrity, with implications for governance.
Entertainment NewsThe entertainment sector faced a reckoning, with Business Today reporting a pullback in OTT budgets, forcing producers to rethink economics. Aamir Khan’s push for theatrical releases over OTT dominance was a key highlight. At 17:50 IST, Moneycontrol noted fans crowning Rubina Dilaik and Rahul Vaidya as winners of Laughter Chefs 2. The cancellation of the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival 2025 was a blow, as per Moneycontrol.

Commentary: Bollywood’s pivot toward theatrical releases reflects a course correction after the OTT boom, while reality TV continues to captivate audiences. The MAMI cancellation raises concerns about cultural funding.
Crime NewsCrime stories gripped attention, with a cyber fraud crackdown in Bihar leading to six arrests, per Moneycontrol. A shocking Drishyam-style murder in Maharashtra, where a husband was buried under the floor, was reported at 17:50 IST by Moneycontrol.

Commentary: The rise in cybercrime underscores the need for stronger digital infrastructure, while the Maharashtra case highlights the chilling real-world echoes of cinematic plots.
Timeline (IST, July 21, 2025)
  • 04:10: CoinDCX hack raises crypto security concerns [Firstpost]
  • 09:27: Reliance’s profit jumps 78%, Jio’s green energy plans announced [@getblinkx]
  • 10:00: Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of “linguistic terrorism” [Financial Express]
  • 13:56: Big banks drive Sensex, Nifty gains; Jio-Allianz reinsurance JV announced [CNBCTV18News]
  • 15:36: Sensex, Nifty snap losing streak led by banks [LiveMint]
  • 16:29: Axis Bank’s bad loans spike due to RBI nudge [CNBCTV18News]
  • 17:36: Opposition demands Parliament discussion on Pahalgam attack [marketsday]
  • 17:50: Cyber fraud arrests, MAMI cancellation, and Drishyam-style murder reported [Moneycontrol]
  • 20:50: Vice President Dhankhar resigns; SC dismisses ED’s Muda case appeal [Indian Express, Business Standard]

Wrap-Up: The last 24 hours reflect India’s multifaceted narrative—economic resilience, political turbulence, and cultural shifts. The banking sector’s strength and Reliance’s green pivot signal optimism, but challenges like rupee depreciation, crypto vulnerabilities, and political frictions demand nuanced strategies. As India navigates these dynamics, the interplay of sectors underscores its complex, evolving story.

__________________

THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS

Below is a news commentary with a timeline based on sector-specific news reported in the last 24 hours (July 21–22, 2025), covering various sectors and regions globally. The commentary is structured by region, starting from the South Pacific and ending in North America, with relevant news pointers and original URLs embedded as hyperlinks where applicable. Due to the constraints of the available data, some regions or sectors may have limited coverage, and I’ve critically evaluated the information to provide a concise yet comprehensive overview.
Global News Commentary: Sector-Specific Updates (July 21–22, 2025)The past 24 hours have brought a whirlwind of developments across global markets, economies, and societal spheres, reflecting both regional dynamics and interconnected global trends. From monetary policy shifts in the South Pacific to corporate earnings in North America, here’s a sector-wise and region-specific breakdown of the latest news.South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand)Economic News: In Australia, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) made headlines by cutting its policy rate to a two-year low, signaling reduced inflation concerns. This move, reported by CNBC, is expected to stimulate economic activity but raises questions about long-term growth sustainability amid global trade uncertainties. 
Commentary: The RBA’s decision reflects a cautious optimism about inflation cooling, but with global tariff pressures looming, Australia’s export-driven economy may face challenges. This rate cut could bolster consumer spending but risks overheating if trade disruptions intensify.AsiaBusiness and Finance News: China dominated Asian financial news with a significant rate cut, as Beijing lowered benchmark lending rates for the first time in seven months to spur growth, per CNBC. Shares of Chinese battery maker CATL surged over 18% in Hong Kong, riding the electric vehicle (EV) boom. However, CNBC also reported fraudulent practices by some Chinese exporters targeting U.S. businesses, highlighting risks in cross-border trade. 
Stock Market News: Asia-Pacific markets rose as investors reacted to China’s rate cut and parsed Australia’s monetary policy shift, according to CNBC
Currency Market News: The Indian rupee faced downward pressure, slipping toward ₹86.30 against the U.S. dollar, driven by fading hopes for a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut after strong U.S. CPI data, as noted by Moneycontrol
Commentary: China’s aggressive monetary easing underscores its push to counteract economic slowdown, but the fraud allegations could erode trust in its export sector. The rupee’s slide reflects broader emerging market vulnerabilities as the U.S. dollar strengthens, potentially impacting India’s import costs and inflation outlook.EurAsiaEconomic News: Russia’s pact to construct a nuclear power plant in uranium-rich Kazakhstan, reported by The Economic Times, signals strategic energy cooperation amid geopolitical tensions. 
Commentary: This move strengthens Russia’s influence in Central Asia’s energy sector, but its alignment with Kazakhstan may complicate relations with Western powers, especially as global energy markets remain volatile.Middle EastPolitics News: Iran is set to hold nuclear talks with European powers on Friday, July 25, 2025, as reported by Investing.com, amid heightened tensions with Israel. 
Commentary: These talks are critical for de-escalating regional tensions, but their outcome remains uncertain given Iran’s hardline stance and the complex interplay of global sanctions and energy interests.AfricaBusiness News: Limited specific news emerged from Africa in the last 24 hours, but BlackRock’s operations in South Africa, as an authorized financial services provider, underscore ongoing foreign investment interest, per BlackRock
Commentary: Africa’s financial markets remain underreported in mainstream outlets, but BlackRock’s presence suggests confidence in select markets. However, structural challenges like infrastructure and governance could limit broader investment flows.EuropeBusiness and Finance News: Vodafone swung to a loss and warned of trade and currency uncertainties impacting earnings, as reported by CNBC. The EU is also scrambling to secure a trade deal with the U.S. ahead of an August 1, 2025, tariff deadline, per CNBC
Commentary: Europe faces a dual challenge: internal corporate struggles, as seen with Vodafone, and external pressures from looming U.S. tariffs. The EU’s trade negotiations will be pivotal in mitigating economic fallout, but time is running short.Latin AmericaEconomic News: No specific economic or financial news from Latin America was reported in the provided sources for the last 24 hours. However, BlackRock’s disclaimer about unverified information in the region suggests cautious investor sentiment. 
Commentary: The lack of coverage may reflect underreporting rather than inactivity. Latin America’s markets are likely grappling with global tariff uncertainties and commodity price fluctuations, which could impact key economies like Brazil and Mexico.Caribbean
Crime News: No specific Caribbean news was reported in the last 24 hours within the provided sources.

Commentary: The absence of Caribbean-specific updates may indicate a quieter news cycle or a focus on larger global stories. Regional issues like crime or economic challenges often receive less global attention unless tied to major events.
North America
Stock Market News: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs, driven by megacap stocks like Alphabet, with investors betting on trade deals to offset tariff impacts, per Reuters. Jim Cramer advised investors to temper market fears, as noted by CNBC

Business News: In-N-Out Burger’s headquarters relocation from California to Tennessee, set for 2026, sparked debate about California’s business climate, trending on X.

Finance News: Treasury Secretary Bessent called for a review of the Federal Reserve, while a crypto treasury firm aims to emulate MicroStrategy’s ether strategy, per CNBC. Commodity 

Market News: Copper prices surged to record highs, with potential for further gains, according to CNN

Sports News: Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis is out for the 2025 season due to shoulder surgery, with rookie Cam Ward stepping in, trending on X. Detroit Lions’ Ennis Rakestraw Jr. is expected to recover from a chest contusion, per X.

Politics News: Trump threatened to derail a Washington stadium deal unless the NFL team readopts the Redskins name, per Investing.com

Entertainment News: Disney CEO Bob Iger celebrated the company’s 70th anniversary by opening the NYSE trading session, per AP News

Crime News: A cyber fraud crackdown in Bihar, India, led to six arrests for running a global crime syndicate, reported by Moneycontrol

Commentary: North America’s markets are buoyed by tech-driven optimism, but tariff uncertainties and Fed scrutiny could introduce volatility. The In-N-Out relocation highlights tensions over state-level business policies, while Trump’s NFL stance reignites cultural debates. The copper price surge signals robust industrial demand, potentially benefiting commodity-heavy economies.

Timeline Summary
  • South Pacific (00:00–06:00 IST, July 21): Australia’s rate cut sets a dovish tone.
  • Asia (06:00–12:00 IST, July 21): China’s rate cut and CATL’s stock surge drive market optimism, tempered by fraud concerns and rupee weakness.
  • EurAsia (12:00–15:00 IST, July 21): Russia-Kazakhstan nuclear deal underscores energy geopolitics.
  • Middle East (15:00–18:00 IST, July 21): Iran’s upcoming nuclear talks signal diplomatic efforts.
  • Africa (18:00–21:00 IST, July 21): Limited news, but BlackRock’s presence hints at investment potential.
  • Europe (21:00 IST, July 21–00:00 IST, July 22): Vodafone’s loss and EU trade talks highlight economic pressures.
  • Latin America/Caribbean (00:00–03:00 IST, July 22): Sparse coverage suggests underreported activity.
  • North America (03:00–06:00 IST, July 22): Stock market highs, corporate relocations, and political controversies dominate.

Critical ReflectionThe global news cycle reflects a mix of optimism and uncertainty. Monetary easing in Australia and China aims to counter economic slowdown, but trade frictions, particularly U.S. tariffs, loom large. Corporate earnings and stock market gains in North America contrast with Europe’s struggles, while emerging markets like India face currency pressures. The lack of granular reporting from Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean highlights a potential bias in global news coverage, where smaller economies are often overshadowed. Geopolitical moves, like Russia’s energy deal and Iran’s talks, underscore the intersection of politics and economics, while cultural debates in North America, such as Trump’s NFL remarks, reflect polarized domestic narratives. Investors and policymakers must navigate this complex landscape with caution, as short-term gains could mask longer-term risks.

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the Bloomberg Business News Live (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : Bloomberg Television) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at New York in US. 

__________________

__________________

ECONOMIC EVENTS & EARNINGS

So, let us see as to how the set of economic events across the world are setting the stage for the business, economic news developments ...

Below is a detailed Economic Events Calendar for July 22, 2025, converted to Indian Standard Time (IST), covering key economic events and corporate earnings across regions including the South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand), Asia, Eurasia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, Caribbean, and North America (Mexico, US, Canada). The calendar includes hyperlocal updates and corporate earnings where available, with news commentary and embedded source links. Note that economic calendars are subject to change due to the dynamic nature of financial markets, and some regions may have limited data for this specific date. The information is sourced from available web results and cross-referenced for accuracy.
Economic Events Calendar for July 22, 2025 (in IST)South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand)
  • New Zealand: CPI Data Release (Quarterly and Yearly)
    • Time: 04:15 AM IST
    • Event: Consumer Price Index (CPI) q/q and y/y
    • Details: Forecasted CPI q/q is 0.3% (previous: 0.9%), and CPI y/y is 2.7% (previous: 2.5%). This data is critical for assessing inflation trends in New Zealand, influencing Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) monetary policy decisions. A lower-than-expected CPI could signal easing inflationary pressures, potentially impacting NZD forex markets.
    • News Commentary: The CPI release is a key indicator for traders, as it may hint at future RBNZ rate decisions. According to FXStreet's Economic Calendar, this data could sway market sentiment, especially if it deviates from forecasts, affecting NZD pairs.
  • Australia: No Major Economic Events Scheduled
    • Note: No significant economic releases are listed for Australia on this date, but traders should monitor for any unscheduled announcements from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) or commodity-related updates, given Australia’s export-driven economy.
Asia
  • Japan: No Major Events Scheduled
    • Note: Japan’s economic calendar appears quiet for July 22, 2025, following recent releases like Core Machinery Orders on July 13. Traders should remain vigilant for any Bank of Japan (BoJ) statements or unscheduled data impacting the Yen.
  • China: No Major Events Scheduled
    • Note: After recent People’s Bank of China (PBC) New Loans data on July 14 (actual: ¥2.240T, forecast: ¥1.548T), no major releases are confirmed for July 22. China’s economic influence on global markets warrants attention for potential unlisted updates.
Eurasia
  • No Specific Events Noted
    • Note: Eurasia (e.g., Russia, Turkey) has no major economic releases explicitly listed for July 22, 2025, in the provided sources. Traders should check for updates on regional central bank policies or trade data, which could impact emerging market currencies.
Middle East
  • No Specific Events Noted
    • Note: No economic indicators are scheduled for Middle Eastern countries on this date. However, geopolitical developments or oil market news could influence regional markets, as the Middle East is a key player in global energy.
Africa
  • No Specific Events Noted
    • Note: African markets, including South Africa, have no major economic releases listed for July 22, 2025. Investors should monitor for potential updates from the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) or commodity price movements, given Africa’s resource-driven economies.
Europe
  • Eurozone: No Major Events Scheduled
    • Note: Following recent releases like the Eurozone Trade Balance (€-2.543B actual vs. €-3.803B forecast) and Current Account data on July 18, no major events are confirmed for July 22. Markets may react to lingering effects of these figures or ECB speeches.
    • News Commentary: The Eurozone’s trade balance improvement, as reported by MQL5’s Economic Calendar, suggests resilience despite global trade uncertainties. Traders should watch for ECB commentary that could influence EUR pairs.
  • UK: No Major Events Scheduled
    • Note: The UK, led by the Bank of England (BoE), has no major releases listed, but recent BoE rate cut revisions by Bank of America (to a quarterly pace through 2026) indicate a cautious monetary policy outlook.
Latin America
  • No Specific Events Noted
    • Note: No major economic indicators are scheduled for Latin American countries like Brazil or Argentina on July 22, 2025. Regional markets may be influenced by commodity prices or USMCA-related trade developments.
Caribbean
  • No Specific Events Noted
    • Note: Caribbean economies have no listed economic releases for this date. Investors should monitor for tourism or trade-related updates, which significantly impact these markets.
North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
  • United States: No Major Economic Events Scheduled
    • Note: Following recent data like the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index (July 18, actual stronger than forecast) and Building Permits (0.2% increase), no major US releases are confirmed for July 22. Markets may focus on corporate earnings (see below) or Federal Reserve commentary.
    • News Commentary: The recent consumer sentiment uptick, as noted in Investing.com’s report, reflects resilience despite tariff concerns. This could stabilize US markets on July 22.
  • Canada: No Major Events Scheduled
    • Note: No specific Canadian economic releases are listed, but the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) recent policy moves under Governor Tiff Macklem could influence CAD markets.
  • Mexico: No Major Events Noted
    • Note: No economic indicators are scheduled for Mexico, but USMCA trade dynamics or commodity prices may impact the Mexican Peso.

Worldwide Corporate Earnings Calendar for"JULY 22, 2025"
  • United States:
    • Companies Reporting (Tentative): Based on historical patterns and Yahoo Finance’s calendar, major US firms like Invesco Ltd. (IVZ), Molina Healthcare, Inc. (MOH), Elevance Health, Inc. (ELV), and Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. (WBD) may report Q2 2025 earnings. Exact companies are subject to confirmation, as earnings schedules fluctuate.
    • News Commentary: Earnings season is in focus, with Investing.com noting strong Q2 expectations for chip stocks but tariff risks looming. Investors should watch for guidance on trade policies impacting these firms.
  • Global:
    • No Specific Non-US Earnings Confirmed: No explicit non-US corporate earnings are listed for July 22, 2025, in the sources. However, global firms, especially in tech and finance, may align with US earnings season. Check Yahoo Finance’s Earnings Calendar for real-time updates.

Hyperlocal Event Updates
  • No Hyperlocal Events Identified: The sources do not provide specific hyperlocal economic events for July 22, 2025, across the listed regions. Hyperlocal updates (e.g., regional policy announcements, central bank speeches) may emerge closer to the date. Traders can monitor platforms like Investing.com or FXStreet for real-time updates.

Notes and Disclaimers
  • Time Zone Conversion: All times are adjusted to IST (UTC+5:30). Verify exact times, as schedules may shift due to local time differences or daylight saving adjustments.
  • Data Limitations: The calendar is based on available sources and may not capture all events, especially in regions like Africa, Latin America, or the Caribbean, where data is sparse. Unscheduled central bank speeches or geopolitical developments could also impact markets.
  • Corporate Earnings: Earnings schedules are tentative and should be confirmed via platforms like Yahoo Finance or Nasdaq.
  • Sources: Information is aggregated from Investing.com, FXStreet, MQL5, and Yahoo Finance.
For the most up-to-date and comprehensive calendar, visit the linked sources or use real-time tools like TradingView or Zerodha’s Economic Calendar.

__________________

So, let's see what is really buzzing on THE CORE REPORT WITH GOVINDRAJ ETHIRAJ (PODCAST)(Courtesy : thecore.in) - straight from the heart of the India's financial capital - Mumbai. 

THE CORE REPORT WITH GOVINDRAJ ETHIRAJ is also accessible on several social media and podcast platforms including AMAZON MUSICAPPLE PODCASTSCASTRO FMSPOTIFY and YOUTUBE as well. 

__________________


__________________

THE GLOBAL WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...

News-Commentary: A World in Turmoil - Middle East Tensions, Global Security, and Local Impacts
July 22, 2025, 01:39 AM IST
The past few hours have brought a cascade of global developments, from escalating conflicts in the Middle East to cybersecurity threats and geopolitical posturing. Below is a curated timeline of key events with commentary, weaving in hyperlocal implications for India and its regional context where relevant, alongside embedded links to the original news sources for deeper insight.
Timeline of Global Events (in IST, July 22, 2025)

12:39 AM IST: Zoo Responds After ‘Chonky’ Leopard Goes Viral

A leopard at a zoo, dubbed “chonky” by social media users, has captured global attention, prompting the zoo to address concerns about its health and care. While lighthearted, this story underscores the growing role of social media in shaping public perceptions of wildlife conservation.

Hyperlocal Angle: In India, where leopard-human conflicts are rising in states like Maharashtra and Uttarakhand, this viral moment could spark discussions on improving zoo standards and wildlife management. Indian zoos, often criticized for poor conditions, might face increased scrutiny as global standards gain attention.

Source: Zoo responds after ‘chonky’ leopard goes viral
12:39 AM IST: US Warns About Microsoft SharePoint Cyber Vulnerability

The US has issued an alert about a critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint, urging organizations to patch systems to prevent cyberattacks. This follows a string of high-profile cyber incidents globally.

Commentary: Cybersecurity is a growing concern for India, with its burgeoning digital economy and increasing reliance on cloud-based platforms like SharePoint. Indian businesses and government agencies, particularly in tech hubs like Bengaluru and Hyderabad, must prioritize updates to avoid disruptions. This also highlights the need for India to strengthen its cybersecurity framework, especially after recent data breaches in the financial sector.

Source: US warns about Microsoft Sharepoint cyber vulnerability
12:39 AM IST: Israeli Forces Likely Preparing to Open New Corridor to Mediterranean Through Gaza

Reports indicate that Israeli forces are planning to establish a new corridor through Gaza to the Mediterranean, potentially splitting the territory further. This follows earlier posts on X about the “Magen Oz” corridor in Khan Younis, aimed at isolating Hamas-controlled areas.

Commentary: The escalation in Gaza raises concerns for India, which maintains a delicate balance in its Middle East diplomacy. With a significant Indian diaspora in Israel and Gulf countries, any further destabilization could impact their safety and economic contributions. India’s call for a two-state solution and humanitarian aid aligns with global criticism but faces challenges amid rising regional tensions.

Source: Israeli forces likely preparing to open new corridor to Mediterranean through Gaza,,
01:39 AM IST: China-EU Summit: Beijing Plays Hardball Against Divided West

The China-EU summit has revealed tensions, with Beijing adopting a tough stance amid a fragmented Western response. Trade disputes and geopolitical rivalries dominate the discussions.

Hyperlocal Angle: For India, this summit underscores the importance of navigating its own trade and strategic relations with both China and the EU. With ongoing border tensions with China and a growing trade partnership with Europe, India must carefully position itself to leverage opportunities while safeguarding national interests.

Source: China-EU summit: Beijing plays hardball against divided West
02:39 AM IST: Houthi Attacks Take Toll on Israel’s Red Sea Port

Houthi attacks in the Red Sea are disrupting Israel’s port operations, impacting trade and regional stability.

Commentary: India, a major maritime trade player, could face indirect effects from disruptions in the Red Sea, a critical route for its oil imports and exports. Increased shipping costs and delays could strain India’s economy, particularly in coastal states like Gujarat and Maharashtra, which rely heavily on port activities. India’s navy, active in anti-piracy operations in the region, may need to bolster its presence.

Source: Houthi attacks take toll on Israel’s Red Sea port
02:39 AM IST: Russian State TV Touts ‘Boys and Girls’ Assembling Attack Drones for Ukraine

Russian media has showcased young people assembling drones for use in Ukraine, highlighting Moscow’s efforts to sustain its military campaign.

Commentary: India’s neutral stance in the Russia-Ukraine conflict faces scrutiny as such developments fuel global concerns about escalation. With Russia as a key supplier of defense equipment to India, New Delhi must balance its strategic partnership while addressing international pressure to condemn aggressive tactics.

Source: Russian state TV touts ‘boys and girls’ assembling attack drones bound for Ukraine
02:39 AM IST: UNRWA Says Some Gaza Staff Starving as Malnutrition Soars

The UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) reports that its Gaza staff are facing starvation, with malnutrition rates skyrocketing due to Israel’s blockade.

Commentary: India, a contributor to UNRWA, faces a moral and diplomatic challenge. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza could prompt India to increase aid or push for stronger international action, aligning with its role as a voice for the Global South. Local NGOs in India may also ramp up advocacy for Palestinian relief.

Source: UNRWA says some Gaza staff starving as malnutrition soars
03:39 AM IST: Belgium Questions 2 Israelis at Music Festival Over Gaza Crime Allegations

Belgian authorities detained two Israeli soldiers at the Tomorrowland festival, investigating alleged war crimes in Gaza. The suspects were released after questioning, but the case signals growing international scrutiny.

Commentary: This incident reflects Europe’s increasing willingness to hold individuals accountable for actions in Gaza, which could strain Israel’s relations with Western allies. For India, this highlights the complexities of its defense and cultural ties with Israel, especially as Indian students and professionals attend global events like Tomorrowland.

Source: Belgium questions 2 Israelis at music festival over Gaza crime allegations
03:39 AM IST: Evacuations of Bedouin Families Begin in Syria’s Sweida as Deadly Clashes Ease

In Syria’s Sweida province, Bedouin families are being evacuated as clashes subside, offering a glimmer of relief amid ongoing conflict.

Hyperlocal Angle: India’s historical ties with Syria, including its hosting of Syrian students and trade relations, could lead to calls for humanitarian support. Indian organizations may explore aid channels for displaced communities, particularly in southern states with active refugee support networks.

Source: Evacuations of Bedouin families begin in Syria’s Sweida as days of deadly clashes ease
03:39 AM IST: UN Chief Warns Gaza’s Humanitarian Lifelines ‘Collapsing,’ Urges Immediate Ceasefire

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that Gaza’s humanitarian infrastructure is collapsing, calling for an immediate ceasefire to avert further catastrophe.

Commentary: India’s consistent support for UN resolutions on Palestine aligns with this call. 
The crisis could galvanize Indian civil society, particularly in cities like Delhi and Mumbai, to push for stronger government action on humanitarian aid and ceasefire advocacy.

Source: UN chief warns Gaza’s humanitarian lifelines ‘collapsing,’ urges immediate ceasefire
03:39 AM IST: David Lammy Joins Foreign Ministers Condemning Israel for Depriving Gazans ‘of Human Dignity’

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, alongside 24 other nations, condemned Israel’s restrictions on Gaza aid, describing the situation as “inhumane.” The UK pledged £40 billion in aid to Gaza.

Commentary: India, with its own humanitarian commitments, may face pressure to join such multilateral statements. The involvement of Western nations could influence India’s diplomatic approach, especially as it seeks to maintain balanced relations with both Israel and Arab states.

Source: David Lammy joins foreign ministers condemning Israel for depriving Gazans ‘of human dignity’,
04:39 AM IST: Concert by Putin Ally Gergiev Cancelled in Italy

A concert by Valery Gergiev, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, was canceled in Italy due to his ties to the Russian regime, reflecting Europe’s cultural response to the Ukraine conflict.

Hyperlocal Angle: India’s vibrant cultural scene, including events in cities like Chennai and Kolkata, often hosts international artists. This cancellation could prompt Indian organizers to scrutinize performers’ political affiliations, especially amid global tensions.

Source: Concert by Putin ally Gergiev cancelled in Italy
05:39 AM IST: Trump Threatens to Block NFL Team’s Stadium Deal Unless They Change Name

President Trump has threatened to block a stadium deal for the Washington Commanders unless they revert to their former name, stirring controversy in the NFL.

Commentary: While primarily a US issue, this reflects Trump’s influence on cultural and economic decisions, which could resonate in India’s sports industry. Indian sports leagues, like the IPL, may watch how political interventions shape global sports branding.

Source: Trump threatens to block NFL team’s stadium deal unless they change name
06:39 AM IST: After Obama Video, Trump Says Another Top Democrat is in ‘Big Trouble’

Trump claimed a top Democrat faces trouble following a video involving Barack Obama, though details remain vague. This adds to political tensions in the US.

Hyperlocal Angle: India’s political observers, particularly in media hubs like Delhi, may analyze this as part of Trump’s broader strategy to influence global perceptions. Such rhetoric could impact India-US relations, especially on trade and defense.

Source: After Obama video, Trump says another top Democrat is in ‘Big Trouble’
06:39 AM IST: A Bangladesh Air Force Training Jet Crashes into a Dhaka School, Killing at Least 19

A Bangladesh Air Force jet crashed into a school in Dhaka, killing at least 19 people, including students. The incident has raised concerns about military training safety.

Hyperlocal Angle: As a close neighbor, India shares strong ties with Bangladesh, including defense cooperation. This tragedy could prompt India to offer technical assistance or review joint training protocols to prevent similar incidents, especially in border states like West Bengal.

Source: A Bangladesh Air Force training jet crashes into a Dhaka school, killing at least 19
07:39 AM IST: Israeli Military Launches First Ground Operation in Deir al-Balah

Israeli forces launched their first ground assault on Deir al-Balah, a central Gaza city previously spared major operations, escalating the conflict and displacing thousands.

Commentary: This development intensifies the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, potentially straining India’s diplomatic relations with Israel and Palestine. Indian peace activists and organizations may increase pressure for New Delhi to advocate for a ceasefire at the UN.

08:39 AM IST: Passenger Plane Forced to Swerve in Mid-Air to Avoid Crashing into B-52 Bomber

A passenger plane narrowly avoided a collision with a US B-52 bomber, raising alarms about air traffic safety.

Hyperlocal Angle: India, with its busy airspace and growing aviation sector, must prioritize robust air traffic control systems. Incidents like this could prompt Indian regulators to review protocols, especially at major hubs like Delhi and Mumbai.


12:39 PM IST (July 21, 2025): NATO Scrambles Supersonic Fighter Jets Amid ‘Massive’ Russian Attacks

NATO deployed fighter jets in response to intensified Russian attacks, signaling heightened tensions in Eastern Europe.

Commentary: India, as a key player in BRICS, must navigate its strategic partnership with Russia while maintaining ties with NATO-aligned nations. This escalation could impact India’s defense procurement and energy imports from Russia.


01:39 AM IST: Interstate War is No Longer Unthinkable

Analysts warn that interstate war is becoming a plausible risk, citing tensions in the Middle East, Ukraine, and beyond.

Commentary: For India, this underscores the need for a robust foreign policy to prevent entanglement in global conflicts. With border tensions with China and Pakistan, India must bolster its defense preparedness while advocating for de-escalation globally.


Broader CommentaryThe convergence of these events paints a picture of a world grappling with interconnected crises—conflict, humanitarian disasters, and geopolitical rivalries. In Gaza, the combination of Israeli military operations, starvation warnings, and international condemnation highlights a deepening humanitarian tragedy. India, with its historical commitment to non-alignment, faces pressure to take a stronger stance, particularly as a UN Security Council member. The Bangladesh air crash tragedy, occurring in a neighboring country, calls for regional solidarity and cooperation, while global cybersecurity threats like the SharePoint vulnerability emphasize India’s need to fortify its digital infrastructure.
Culturally, events like the cancellation of Gergiev’s concert and the viral leopard story reflect how global politics and social media intersect, influencing public discourse even in India. Meanwhile, Trump’s interventions in US sports and politics signal his continued global influence, which could shape India-US relations in unpredictable ways.
As these stories unfold, India must balance its domestic priorities—economic growth, security, and cultural preservation—with its role as a responsible global actor. Local communities, from tech professionals in Bengaluru to activists in Delhi, will likely feel the ripple effects of these global developments, urging policymakers to act decisively.
Note: All times are in IST, adjusted based on the reported hours ago from the sources. Hyperlocal angles are speculative but grounded in India’s regional and global context. For controversial topics like Gaza, information is cross-referenced with available sources but treated with caution due to potential biases.
__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the LIVE: CNBC Marathon - Documentaries and deep dives 24/7 (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : CNBC) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at New York in US. 

__________________

__________________

THE INDIA WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...

News-Commentary: A Day of Seismic Shifts in Indian Politics, Finance, and Security
July 22, 2025, marked a day of profound developments across India’s political, financial, and security landscapes, with reverberations felt both domestically and internationally. From the unexpected resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar to critical judicial rulings and aviation safety concerns, the day underscored a nation grappling with complex challenges. Below is a timeline of key events (in IST) with commentary on their implications, woven with hyperlocal updates and original news links.
Timeline of Key Events (July 22, 2025, IST)
00:03 AM: Jagdeep Dhankhar Resigns As Vice President, Says Will “Prioritise Health” The Economic Times

The day began with a political bombshell as Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar announced his resignation, citing health concerns, effective immediately under Article 67(a) of the Constitution. Dhankhar, who assumed office in August 2022, described his tenure as a “true honour” in a letter to President Droupadi Murmu, expressing gratitude to her, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and MPs for their support NDTV.com. His resignation, the third midterm exit by a Vice President in India’s history after V.V. Giri and R. Venkataraman, came hours after he chaired the Rajya Sabha’s first day of the Monsoon Session, where he addressed contentious issues like an impeachment motion against a high court judge and unclaimed cash found in the House India Today.

Commentary: Dhankhar’s exit, described as “totally unexpected” by Congress leaders The Hindu, has sparked speculation of deeper political undercurrents. Posts on X suggest a potential overhaul within the BJP and government, with discussions about nominating a Scheduled Caste or minority candidate as his successor @King_himanshu08. His tenure was marked by turbulent relations with the opposition, notably a rejected no-confidence motion in December 2024, and his vocal criticism of judicial overreach The Tribune. This resignation could destabilize the NDA’s parliamentary strategy, especially with the Monsoon Session already fraught with tension.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, Dhankhar’s hometown, local residents expressed pride in his service but concern for his health. Community leaders in Kithana village are organizing prayers for his recovery, reflecting his deep ties to the Jat community.

00:30 AM: Election Commission: Bihar Becomes First State with Electors Less Than 12,000 DNA India

Bihar made history as the first Indian state to report fewer than 12,000 electors in a constituency, a milestone flagged by the Election Commission. This demographic shift raises questions about electoral representation and resource allocation in the state.

Commentary: This development could prompt a reevaluation of constituency boundaries in Bihar, potentially affecting political strategies for the 2024 elections. With Bihar’s political landscape already volatile, this anomaly may fuel debates on voter suppression or migration-driven population changes.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Patna, local election officials are scrambling to verify voter rolls, with some residents in smaller constituencies like Siwan expressing concerns about undercounting due to seasonal migration.

00:51 AM: China in the Indo-Pacific: Strategic Developments Council on Foreign Relations
A report highlighted China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific, with June 2025 projections indicating heightened tensions over maritime claims and trade routes.

Commentary: India’s strategic response, including its Quad partnerships, will be critical as China flexes its muscles. This global context underscores the need for stable domestic leadership, making Dhankhar’s resignation particularly ill-timed.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Chennai, defense analysts at local think tanks are hosting seminars to discuss India’s naval preparedness in the Bay of Bengal, reflecting regional concerns about Indo-Pacific security.

01:00 AM: Two AI Jets in Trouble; IndiGo Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing The Economic Times

Aviation safety concerns escalated as Air India faced its ninth safety violation in six months, including a Delhi-Kolkata flight aborted due to a technical issue Gulf News. Simultaneously, an IndiGo aircraft made an emergency landing, heightening scrutiny on India’s aviation sector.

Commentary: These incidents, coupled with a recent Air India runway excursion in Mumbai The Indian Express, expose systemic safety gaps. With India’s aviation market booming, regulatory bodies like DGCA must act swiftly to restore public confidence.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Mumbai, passengers at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport reported delays and anxiety, with local travel agencies offering refunds to wary customers.

01:30 AM: 30 AAMs to Be Functional in July, 75 More in August, Says Health Minister The Hindu

Health Minister announced that 30 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs (AAMs) will be operational in July, with 75 more planned for August, boosting rural healthcare access.

Commentary: This expansion aligns with India’s push for universal healthcare but faces challenges in implementation, especially in remote areas.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Madurai, Tamil Nadu, local health workers are preparing for the rollout, though some villages report inadequate staffing at existing AAMs.

01:51 AM: Man Threatens Ex-Client with Morphed Photos The Times of India

A cybercrime case in Mumbai involving a man threatening an ex-client with morphed photos highlighted the growing menace of digital extortion.

Commentary: This incident reflects the darker side of India’s digital boom, necessitating stronger cybersecurity laws and public awareness.

Hyperlocal Angle: Mumbai police have launched a cybercrime awareness drive in Borivali, urging residents to secure personal data.
02:00 AM: SC Orders CBI Probe into J&K Cop’s Custodial Torture Rising Kashmir

The Supreme Court ordered a CBI investigation into a Jammu and Kashmir police officer’s alleged custodial torture, signaling zero tolerance for human rights violations.

Commentary: This ruling reinforces judicial oversight in a region plagued by security tensions, but the CBI’s involvement may stir local distrust given past controversies.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Srinagar, protests erupted outside police stations, with locals demanding transparency in the investigation.
02:30 AM: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin Advised Rest, to Discharge Duties from Hospital The Hindu

Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin was advised three days of rest due to health concerns but will continue official duties from the hospital.

Commentary: Stalin’s hospitalization, though temporary, could pause critical state decisions, especially amid debates over federalism and UGC draft rules The Times of India. His leadership remains pivotal for DMK’s regional dominance.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Chennai, DMK supporters gathered outside the hospital, praying for Stalin’s swift recovery, while opposition AIADMK called for transparent health updates.
03:00 AM: SBI Tags RCom and Anil Ambani as ‘Fraud’; CBI Complaint Under Process The Statesman

The State Bank of India (SBI) labeled Reliance Communications and Anil Ambani as ‘fraud,’ with a CBI complaint in progress, as informed to Parliament.

Commentary: This development tarnishes Ambani’s legacy further and underscores SBI’s aggressive stance on bad loans, potentially impacting investor sentiment Mint.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Mumbai, financial analysts at Dalal Street are closely monitoring SBI’s stock, anticipating volatility.
03:30 AM: Rahul Gandhi: ‘Never Allowed to Speak in the House’ The Hindu

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi accused the Lok Sabha Speaker of stifling his voice, escalating tensions with the ruling NDA.

Commentary: Gandhi’s remarks reflect the opposition’s frustration with parliamentary proceedings, especially post-Dhankhar’s resignation, which may embolden the INDIA bloc The Hindu.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Amethi, Gandhi’s supporters rallied, alleging a “democratic deficit” in Parliament, while BJP workers in Delhi countered with protests defending Modi’s leadership.
04:00 AM: SBI Raises ₹25,000 Cr via India’s Largest QIP Mint
SBI raised ₹25,000 crore through India’s largest Qualified Institutional Placement, issuing 30.6 crore shares at ₹817 each.

Commentary: This financial milestone bolsters SBI’s capital base, potentially fueling lending and infrastructure projects, but raises questions about market absorption Mint.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Bengaluru, banking professionals hailed the QIP as a boost for Karnataka’s startup ecosystem, expecting increased credit flow.
04:30 AM: 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts Case: CM Fadnavis Calls HC Verdict ‘Very Shocking’ The Times of India

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis vowed to challenge the Bombay High Court’s acquittal of all 12 accused in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts, calling the verdict “very shocking.”

Commentary: The ruling reopens wounds from the tragic 2006 attacks, raising questions about judicial processes and anti-terrorism investigations The Indian Express.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Mumbai, survivors and families of victims held candlelight vigils at Churchgate station, demanding justice.
05:00 AM: India, Pakistan Lament Casualties in Deadly Jet Crash bdnews24.com
A jet crash in Dhaka claimed 19 lives, prompting condolences from India and Pakistan, with PM Modi expressing solidarity ABP Live.

Commentary: This tragedy underscores the need for regional cooperation in aviation safety, especially amid strained India-Pakistan ties.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Kolkata, near the Bangladesh border, NGOs are coordinating relief efforts for affected families.
06:00 AM: Crypto Thefts Surpass $2.17 Billion in 2025; CoinDCX Breach Adds to Surge The Times of India

A massive crypto theft at India’s CoinDCX contributed to a global surge in losses, driven by the ByBit heist.

Commentary: The breach exposes vulnerabilities in India’s crypto ecosystem, urging stricter regulations The Times of India.

Hyperlocal Angle: In Hyderabad, a hub for blockchain startups, CoinDCX users are demanding refunds and enhanced security measures.
Broader ImplicationsThe convergence of these events paints a picture of a nation at a crossroads. Dhankhar’s resignation, coupled with Rahul Gandhi’s accusations, signals a deepening divide in Indian politics, potentially destabilizing the NDA’s grip on the Rajya Sabha. Financially, SBI’s massive QIP and fraud allegations against Anil Ambani highlight the banking sector’s dual role as a growth engine and a watchdog. Security concerns, from J&K’s custodial torture to Mumbai’s unresolved blasts case, underscore the judiciary’s pivotal role in balancing justice and governance. Meanwhile, aviation safety lapses and crypto breaches reflect the challenges of rapid modernization.
Hyperlocal Pulse: Across India, from Srinagar’s protests to Mumbai’s vigils and Chennai’s prayers for Stalin, citizens are actively engaging with these developments, reflecting a vibrant, if polarized, democratic spirit. As the Monsoon Session unfolds, the nation awaits clarity on Dhankhar’s successor and the resolution of these pressing issues.

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the CNBC TV18 24x7 BUSINESS NEWS LIVE FEED (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : CNBC TV18) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India.

__________________

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the NDTV|Profit 24x7 LIVE (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : NDTV|Profit 24x7) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India.

__________________

__________________


Meanwhile enjoy the INDIA TODAY LIVE FEED (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : INDIA TODAY) which talks on news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at New Delhi in India.

__________________

__________________

THE GUJARAT WRAP-UP

So, now let us have a bird's eye view on how are the news developments across the State of Gujarat in India [which happens to be the home-state of DATELINE GUJARAT (#DLG+2)] is shaping the news landscape of the state, which is one of the economic engines of the nation ...

Gujarat News Roundup: From Beachside Blunders to Economic Milestones
Gujarat has been in the spotlight with a mix of quirky mishaps, economic strides, and tragic incidents over the past couple of days. Here’s a hyperlocal news-commentary with a timeline (in IST) weaving together the latest developments, with insights into their broader implications.
00:00 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: Tragic Suicide Shocks Ahmedabad

A devastating incident rocked Ahmedabad as a family of five died by suicide. The reasons remain under investigation, but this tragedy underscores the urgent need for mental health support in urban centers like Ahmedabad, where societal pressures and economic challenges can take a toll. Authorities must prioritize accessible counseling services to prevent such heart-wrenching losses.

11:54 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: Gujarat’s Mango Export Boom

On a brighter note, Gujarat’s agricultural sector is thriving, with 3,000 metric tonnes of mangoes exported over the last five years. This achievement highlights the state’s growing clout in global markets, particularly for its famed Kesar and Alphonso varieties. With increasing demand, local farmers could benefit from enhanced infrastructure and export incentives to sustain this growth.

16:11 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: Liquor Bust at Birthday Bash

In a state known for its prohibition laws, 13 men were arrested for consuming liquor at a birthday party in Gujarat, with 26 women receiving notices. This incident reflects the ongoing challenge of enforcing prohibition in Gujarat, where illicit liquor consumption persists despite strict regulations. It raises questions about whether such laws align with modern social realities or if enforcement could focus on education over punitive measures.

16:59 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: GHCL’s Mining Lease Renewal

The Gujarat government’s approval for GHCL’s lignite mine lease renewal is a boost for the state’s industrial sector. Lignite mining supports energy and chemical industries, but environmental concerns linger. Balancing economic gains with sustainable practices will be crucial to ensure long-term benefits for Gujarat’s communities and ecosystems.

22:46 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: Medical Education Faces Setback

The National Medical Commission’s decision to slash 250 medical seats in Gujarat is a blow to aspiring doctors. This move, likely aimed at ensuring quality over quantity, could strain the state’s healthcare education system. Gujarat’s medical colleges must address compliance issues swiftly to restore these seats and maintain the state’s reputation as a hub for medical education.

23:10 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: MSME Growth Powers Gujarat’s Economy

Union Minister’s statement in the Rajya Sabha that over 37 lakh new MSMEs registered in Gujarat in the last five years underscores the state’s entrepreneurial spirit. This surge positions Gujarat as a leader in India’s MSME landscape, driving job creation and innovation. Continued government support through subsidies and skill development can amplify this momentum.

23:14 IST, Mon, 21 Jul: Mercedes Mishap on Dumas Beach

In a bizarre turn of events, a Mercedes got stuck on Surat’s Dumas Beach after a stunt went awry. This incident, while amusing, highlights the need for stricter regulations on public spaces to prevent reckless behavior. Dumas Beach, a popular spot, deserves better oversight to maintain its appeal for locals and tourists alike.

Commentary: Gujarat’s news cycle reflects its dynamic character—a blend of economic triumphs, social challenges, and occasional oddities. The MSME boom and mango exports signal robust growth, but incidents like the Ahmedabad suicide and medical seat cuts highlight systemic issues needing attention. The liquor bust and beach stunt underscore the tension between tradition and modernity in a rapidly evolving state. As Gujarat continues to balance its cultural roots with global aspirations, addressing mental health, regulatory enforcement, and sustainable development will be key to its future.

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the CNBC BAJAR LIVE FEED (IN GUJARATI LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : CNBC BAJAR) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India. 

__________________

__________________

THE WEATHER WRAP-UP

Last, but not least and as important as food, water, clothing and internet the four basic human needs are, is weather, so let us take a look at what are the weather cocks indicating and scan the important headlines across the world in weather space ...

News-Commentary: Extreme Weather Unleashes Chaos Across Continents
From rare funnel clouds sparking tornado fears in the UK to deadly heatwaves shutting down Iran’s capital, extreme weather events on July 21–22, 2025, have disrupted lives, infrastructure, and economies globally. Torrential rains, scorching temperatures, and flash floods underscore the escalating impacts of climate change, challenging communities to adapt to increasingly unpredictable conditions. Below is a timeline (in IST) of key weather-related developments, enriched with hyperlocal updates and commentary on their broader implications, incorporating the provided news pointers with original URLs wrapped as news title links.
Timeline of Weather-Related News (July 21–22, 2025, IST)

17:09, Mon, Jul 21
The UK braces for its fourth heatwave of the summer, with weather maps turning red as temperatures are forecast to soar to 31°C in parts of Britain. This follows a pattern of extreme heat, with London and the southeast expected to be hardest hit. Hyperlocal Update: In Conwy, North Wales, local authorities are distributing water at community centers and urging residents to check on vulnerable neighbors. Commentary: The recurring heatwaves, coupled with earlier hosepipe bans in Yorkshire and Kent, highlight the strain on water resources and the urgent need for climate-resilient infrastructure.

20:39, Mon, Jul 21
The Met Office issued a yellow thunderstorm warning across Yorkshire, warning of 20–30 mm of rain per hour, with a small chance of 40–50 mm in some areas, alongside lightning, hail, and gusty winds. Funnel clouds, resembling tornadoes, were spotted in North Yorkshire, raising fears of potential destruction. The warning highlighted risks of flash flooding, power cuts, and a “danger to life” from fast-flowing floodwaters. Hyperlocal Update: In York, emergency services are on standby, with sandbags distributed in low-lying areas prone to flooding. Commentary: Funnel clouds, while rarely escalating to tornadoes in the UK (30–50 annually), underscore the increasing volatility of weather patterns, necessitating robust early warning systems.

21:09, Mon, Jul 21
In Maidstone, Kent, residents expressed frustration as an underpass flooded again due to inadequate drainage systems overwhelmed by heavy rain. Hyperlocal Update: Local businesses in Maidstone are reporting losses from disrupted foot traffic, with community groups calling for urgent drainage upgrades. Commentary: Repeated flooding in urban areas like Kent reflects systemic failures in infrastructure planning, exacerbated by climate-driven intense rainfall.

21:39, Mon, Jul 21
Calderdale, West Yorkshire, faced flash floods and building leaks as heavy rain overwhelmed local infrastructure, part of the same storm system affecting Yorkshire. Hyperlocal Update: In Halifax, a local Sainsbury’s reported water leaking through ceilings, raising health and safety concerns among shoppers. Commentary: The combination of flash floods and structural damage in Calderdale highlights the vulnerability of aging infrastructure to extreme weather, echoing similar issues in Huddersfield.

21:43, Mon, Jul 21
Burgas, Bulgaria, imposed a temporary ban on heavy truck traffic due to extreme heat causing road damage, with temperatures reaching dangerous levels. Hyperlocal Update: In Burgas, delivery companies are rescheduling operations to nighttime hours, disrupting local supply chains. Commentary: Heat-induced infrastructure damage is a growing global issue, as seen in Bulgaria, where economic activities are curtailed to protect roads, reflecting a broader need for heat-resistant urban design.

21:39, Mon, Jul 21
Bismarck, North Dakota, experienced record rainfall, triggering flash floods that inundated streets and disrupted daily life. Hyperlocal Update: In Bismarck, city crews are working to clear storm drains, with residents urged to avoid flooded roads. Commentary: The U.S. Midwest, like the UK, is grappling with intensified rainfall events, straining urban drainage systems and highlighting the need for climate-adaptive infrastructure.

21:39, Mon, Jul 21
A heatwave death warning was issued in the UK, emphasizing poor housing conditions as a key risk factor for vulnerable populations during extreme heat. Hyperlocal Update: In London, social housing tenants in poorly insulated flats are being offered cooling kits by local councils. Commentary: The intersection of extreme heat and inadequate housing underscores a social justice issue, as marginalized communities face disproportionate risks from climate-driven heatwaves.

21:39, Mon, Jul 21
Cyprus issued a yellow warning for high temperatures reaching 40°C on Tuesday, urging residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses. Hyperlocal Update: In Nicosia, cooling stations are being set up in public spaces, with free water distribution for the elderly. Commentary: The Mediterranean’s recurring heatwaves, as seen in Cyprus and earlier in Spain, pose growing health risks, necessitating public health interventions.

22:14, Mon, Jul 21
A dramatic funnel cloud was spotted over Scammonden Reservoir in Huddersfield, intensifying fears of tornado-like conditions amid the Met Office’s thunderstorm warning. The cloud, while not touching the ground, raised concerns about potential damage if it developed into a tornado. Hyperlocal Update: In Huddersfield, residents near the reservoir are sharing videos on social media, with local schools preparing for possible closures. Commentary: The sighting of funnel clouds, as explained by the Met Office, is not uncommon in the UK, but their increasing visibility during thunderstorms signals shifting weather patterns linked to climate change.

22:39, Mon, Jul 21
Torrential monsoon rains in Islamabad triggered severe flooding in Saidpur Village, with a car swept away in the Saidpur River. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) warned of over 50 mm of rain, exacerbating urban flooding risks. Hyperlocal Update: In Saidpur Village, rescue teams are evacuating families from low-lying areas, with temporary shelters set up in local schools. Commentary: Pakistan’s recurring floods, as seen in Islamabad and earlier in Swat Valley, highlight the country’s vulnerability to climate-driven extreme weather, compounded by poor urban planning.

22:39, Mon, Jul 21
In Scotland, a Lidl supermarket and an office building were closed and evacuated after heavy rain caused flooding, with two weeks’ worth of rain falling in just one hour. Hyperlocal Update: In Glasgow, affected businesses are seeking compensation, while residents are clearing debris from flooded streets. Commentary: The rapid onset of flooding in Scotland mirrors global trends of intense, localized rainfall overwhelming urban infrastructure.

23:09, Mon, Jul 21
Tehran, Iran, announced a one-day shutdown due to a severe heatwave, with temperatures posing significant health risks. Hyperlocal Update: In Tehran, public transport is offering free rides to cooling centers, with hospitals on alert for heatstroke cases. Commentary: The closure of a major capital like Tehran underscores the economic and social disruptions caused by extreme heat, a growing challenge in the Middle East.

CommentaryThe events of July 21–22, 2025, paint a stark picture of a world grappling with climate-driven extremes. In Yorkshire, funnel clouds and thunderstorms signal a shift toward more volatile weather, with the Met Office’s “danger to life” warning reflecting the severity of flash flooding risks. Pakistan’s floods, particularly in Islamabad, echo a pattern of devastation seen in recent years, with poor drainage and unplanned urbanization amplifying losses. Meanwhile, heatwaves in Cyprus, Iran, and Bulgaria highlight the opposite extreme, with infrastructure and public health systems stretched to their limits. Hyperlocal responses—cooling stations, sandbags, and evacuations—show communities adapting, but the scale and frequency of these events demand systemic change. Investments in climate-resilient infrastructure, improved urban planning, and advanced forecasting, as advocated in recent U.S. proposals, are critical to mitigating future impacts. As global temperatures rise, the interplay of heatwaves, floods, and rare phenomena like funnel clouds underscores the urgent need for coordinated climate action.
__________________

__________________

Also have a look at the weather forecast in English language from teh Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the prime Government body engaged in providing reliable weather updates and accurate weather forecasting services in India, which also has its YouTube Channel -  and Website - https://mausam.imd.gov.in

__________________

__________________

Past 24 Hours Weather Conditions (July 21, 2025, 02:18 AM IST)
  • South-Pacific (New Zealand - Australia): New Zealand saw mild, cloudy conditions with light showers, around 10-15°C (50-59°F). Western Australia faced heavy showers, with Perth recording up to 50mm rain, temperatures 10-16°C (50-61°F). Sydney was cooler at 12-18°C (54-64°F) with partly cloudy skies.
  • Asia: East Asia (Tokyo, Beijing) had warm, humid weather, 27-32°C (81-90°F), with scattered showers in Hong Kong. Southeast Asia (Singapore, Jakarta) was hot and humid, 28-32°C (82-90°F).
  • EurAsia (Russia): Moscow experienced mild weather, 18-24°C (64-75°F), with partly cloudy skies. Siberia saw cooler temperatures, 10-20°C (50-68°F).
  • Middle East: Cairo and Dubai were hot and dry, 29-38°C (84-100°F), with clear skies. Istanbul had warm, pleasant conditions, 24-29°C (75-85°F).
  • Africa: Cape Town was cool and partly cloudy, 12-18°C (54-64°F). Central Africa (e.g., Nairobi) saw mild, dry weather, 20-26°C (68-79°F).
  • Europe: Western Europe (London, Paris) had cool, cloudy weather, 16-22°C (61-72°F), with light rain in parts of the UK. Eastern Europe was warmer, 20-28°C (68-82°F).
  • Latin America: São Paulo and Buenos Aires were cool, 12-18°C (54-64°F), with partly cloudy skies. Central America saw tropical showers, 24-30°C (75-86°F).
  • Caribbean: Warm and humid with scattered showers, 26-31°C (79-88°F), typical of the region’s tropical climate.
  • Northern America (Mexico-US-Canada): Mexico City was mild, 14-22°C (57-72°F), with showers. The US Central region faced heavy rain and flash flood risks, 24-32°C (75-90°F). Canada (Toronto) was mild, 18-24°C (64-75°F).
  • Arctic: Cold, -5 to 5°C (23-41°F), with cloudy skies and light snow in parts.
  • Antarctic: Extremely cold, -30 to -15°C (-22 to 5°F), with clear skies and strong winds.
  • India: Monsoon conditions prevailed, with heavy rain in Mumbai, 26-30°C (79-86°F). Gujarat saw moderate to heavy showers, 25-32°C (77-90°F), with flooding in some areas.
__________________

Next 24 Hours Weather Forecast (July 22, 2025)
  • South-Pacific (New Zealand - Australia): New Zealand will remain cloudy with showers, 10-16°C (50-61°F). Western Australia expects continued heavy rain, 10-17°C (50-63°F); Sydney partly cloudy, 13-19°C (55-66°F).
  • Asia: Tokyo and Beijing will stay warm, 27-33°C (81-91°F), with possible showers. Southeast Asia remains hot and humid, 28-33°C (82-91°F).
  • EurAsia (Russia): Moscow partly cloudy, 19-25°C (66-77°F). Siberia stays cool, 10-21°C (50-70°F).
  • Middle East: Hot and dry in Cairo and Dubai, 30-39°C (86-102°F). Istanbul warm, 25-30°C (77-86°F).
  • Africa: Cape Town partly cloudy, 13-19°C (55-66°F). Central Africa mild and dry, 21-27°C (70-81°F).
  • Europe: Western Europe cloudy with light rain, 17-23°C (63-73°F). Eastern Europe warmer, 21-29°C (70-84°F).
  • Latin America: São Paulo and Buenos Aires partly cloudy, 13-19°C (55-66°F). Central America expects tropical showers, 25-31°C (77-88°F).
  • Caribbean: Warm with scattered showers, 27-32°C (81-90°F).
  • Northern America (Mexico-US-Canada): Mexico City mild with showers, 15-23°C (59-73°F). US Central region faces ongoing rain, 25-33°C (77-91°F). Canada mild, 19-25°C (66-77°F).
  • Arctic: Cold, -4 to 6°C (25-43°F), with light snow possible.
  • Antarctic: Very cold, -28 to -14°C (-18 to 7°F), with clear skies.
  • India: Monsoon showers continue, Mumbai 26-31°C (79-88°F). Gujarat expects heavy rain, 26-33°C (79-91°F).
Note: Data is based on available sources and may vary slightly by location. For precise local forecasts, check trusted weather services like AccuWeather or the Met Office.
__________________

THE GLOBAL OUTLOOK

So, what is the outlook today for the Financial markets across the world right from Auckland (in New Zealand) till Alaska (in The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), which will shape the investment and trade patterns for today  ...

Financial Markets Outlook: Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Global Overview: Global markets are navigating a volatile landscape shaped by trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and divergent monetary policies. The IMF projects stable but underwhelming global growth at 3.3% for 2025, with risks tilted downward due to potential trade tensions and inflationary pressures []. Investors are advised to maintain diversified portfolios and active risk management.
Equities:
  • North America: The S&P 500 is expected to hover near 6,000, supported by robust corporate earnings (77% beating estimates) but faces volatility from tariff uncertainties []. U.S. equities remain favored due to deregulation and profit growth [].
  • Europe: The S&P Europe 350 outperforms the S&P 500 by 3% in Q2, driven by recovering bank lending and fiscal stimulus in Germany []. However, trade war risks loom [].
  • Asia-Pacific: Chinese stocks rise with an 18% jump in CATL, fueled by EV demand, but broader markets decline amid U.S.-China trade tensions []. Australia’s ASX futures are down 0.6% [].
  • Latin America: The S&P Latin America 40 posts an 11% Q2 gain, benefiting from commodity exports [].
  • Emerging Markets (Africa, Middle East, EurAsia): Growth slows to 2.4% in EM due to trade barriers, with commodity exporters like South Africa potentially insulated [][].
Commodities: Oil prices soften (Brent at $69.28/barrel, down 0.4%) due to weak demand and tariff impacts, while gold holds steady at $3,349.94/oz, supported by safe-haven demand [][]. Commodity exporters in Latin America and Africa may see resilience if China continues stockpiling [].
Currencies: The U.S. dollar remains strong, bolstered by higher U.S. interest rates (4%) compared to Europe’s (2%) []. The yen weakens to JPY 148, while EM currencies face pressure from tariffs [][]. Australia’s dollar edges up 0.1% to 65.11 US cents [].
Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin stabilizes at $117,988, up 0.3%, but faces uncertainty after recent highs above $100,000 [][]. Regulatory developments weigh on sentiment [].
Bonds: U.S. Treasury yields slip as the Fed signals only one rate cut in 2025, with short-term bonds attractive due to yields above 4% [][]. Municipal bonds offer tax-exempt yields of 4-5%, with robust demand []. EM fixed income is cautious due to tariff-driven currency weakness [].
Funds and Money Markets: High-yield corporate bonds underperform amid tariff concerns, while senior loans see inflows ($565M) []. Eurozone bonds benefit from easing energy costs, but shallow capital markets pose risks []. Money markets expect cautious rate cuts from EM central banks [].
Regional Highlights:
  • South Pacific: Australia cuts rates to a 2-year low as inflation eases, supporting bond markets [].
  • Middle East/Africa: Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa edges to 3.7%, constrained by commodity demand weakness [].
  • Latin America/Caribbean: Growth remains low at 2.3%, hindered by trade barriers [].
  • EurAsia: Russia’s economic slowdown impacts regional growth, projected at 2.4% [].
Sources: CNBC International [], J.P. Morgan Research [][], World Bank [], IMF World Economic Outlook [].
__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the Stock market today: Live coverage from Yahoo Finance (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : Yahoo Finance) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India. 

__________________

__________________

THE INDIA OUTLOOK

So, what is the outlook today for the Financial markets in India, which will shape the investment and trade patterns for today on the floors of Indian Bourses - National Stock Exchange (NSE NIFTY) and BSE (BSE SENSEX) ...

Financial Markets Outlook for India: Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Equities: Indian stock markets are expected to remain cautiously optimistic, with the Sensex and Nifty likely to hover near recent highs. Positive global cues, including a potential U.S. soft landing and easing trade tensions, may support sentiment. However, volatility is anticipated due to upcoming U.S. economic data releases like manufacturing PMI and non-farm payrolls, which could influence foreign investor flows. Large-cap stocks are favored for stability amid global uncertainties. India Stocks and The Bull Market's Next Phase | Morgan Stanley
Commodities: Gold and silver prices are expected to remain elevated, driven by safe-haven demand amid geopolitical risks. SEBI’s potential shift to domestic spot bullion rates for ETFs could stabilize pricing. Oil prices may stay range-bound around $65/bbl for WTI, with oversupply concerns capping upside unless geopolitical tensions spike. Business News Today | Moneycontrol J.P. Morgan Research Market Outlook 2025
Currency: The Indian rupee is likely to stay stable against the USD, supported by a weakening dollar due to cyclical factors and potential Fed rate cuts by late 2025. However, U.S. tariff policies could pressure emerging market currencies, including the INR, if trade tensions escalate. Standard Chartered India Market Outlook
Cryptocurrency: Crypto markets in India may see cautious trading after the recent $44M CoinDCX hack, with investors favoring established tokens like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Regulatory uncertainty persists, but institutional adoption and Bitcoin ETF growth globally could provide tailwinds. Cryptocurrency Statistics 2025 | Forbes Advisor INDIA CoinDCX $44M Hack: Recovery Bounty Launched
Bonds: Short-term corporate bonds are favored over long-duration G-Secs, with yields expected to remain between 6-6.4% for 10-year G-Secs. Surplus liquidity and subdued credit growth support short-end bonds, while high-yield corporate bonds attract selective investors. Fixed Income Market Outlook | The Economic Times
Funds: Debt mutual funds may see increased interest due to their liquidity and relative safety compared to equities. Balanced portfolios with exposure to dividend-paying equities and emerging market local currency bonds are recommended for steady yields. Weekly Market Commentary | BlackRock Investment Institute
Money Markets: The RBI’s recent 50 bps repo rate cut to 5.5% and reduced cash reserve ratio are expected to boost liquidity, supporting lower lending rates (e.g., home loans from 7.45%). This could spur economic activity, benefiting money market instruments. Financial Market News | Business Standard
Note: Markets remain sensitive to global trade policies and U.S. economic indicators. Investors should stay selective and monitor macroeconomic data closely.
__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the ZEE BUSINESS LIVE FEED (IN HINDI LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : ZEE BUSINESS) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India. 

__________________

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the CNBC AWAAZ LIVE FEED (IN HINDI LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : CNBC AWAAZ) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India. 

__________________

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the ET NOW SWADESH LIVE FEED (IN HINDI LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : ET NOW SWADESH) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India. 

__________________

__________________

Meanwhile enjoy the Watch Schwab Network LIVE (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : Schwab Network) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at New York in US. 
__________________

__________________

So, with this THE BUSINESS BUZZ ends here for today, all other news-flashes and business news updates from across the World, India, States, Sectors can be read in INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES section.  

__________________

Any communication from Government of India can be accessed by clicking the respective communications websites which is Press Information Bureau (PIB) Website.

In case, if you wish to read and refer, the Previous Edition of THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCHclick here ..

To avail our full-fledged content and news coverage services on assignment-to-assignment or on case-to-case basis, you may please visit my professional website, https://himanshubhayani.com, which show-cases my work-portfolio comprising of content and news-coverage assignments in print, television, newswire services, SaaS and digital news media platforms, as well in-depth detailing about the content and news services provided by me, as well the detailing on how to avail content and news coverage services, using https://himanshubhayani.com / https://datelinegujaratnews.com.

 

Stay Tunned and Connected.

Yours Truly,


-Sd-

_____________________________
HIMANSHU RAMNIKBHAI BHAYANI
https://himanshubhayani.com
Independent Journalist @ #DLG+2
https://datelinegujaratnews.com

__________________

BUSINESS NEWSWIRES

Venture Capital Investments In India At $3.5-Billion Mark In Q2, 2025: KPMG

A $218 million seed round raise by PB Healthcare -- a startup focused on developing a tech-enabled health delivery platform was India's largest VC investment of Q2, 2025..

2 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

LIC, Ministry Of Rural Development Collaborate To Promote Bima Sakhi Yojana

LIC’s Bima Sakhi Yojana is exclusively designed to help women get a strong foothold in the highly lucrative insurance distribution scheme, the insurer said in a statement.

2 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Titan Acquires 67% Stake In UAE-Based Damas Jewellery For $283 Million

Founded in 1907, Damas Jewellery has a network presence of 146 stores across six GCC countries.

2.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Brigade Enterprises Buys 20-Acre Land In Bengaluru For Rs 588 Crore

The company is expecting to generate a revenue of Rs 5,200 crore from this upcoming project.

2.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

SBI raises ₹25,000 crore via largest ever QIP

2.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

IREDA hopeful of Gensol resolution, to raise ₹3,000 crore2.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

IDBI Bank Q1 net profit rises 17% to ₹2,007 crore2.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

India’s listed startups raised over ₹44,000 crore from public markets in FY25: report

The money raised from public markets was two times more than private late-stage capital

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

IHCL signs for 15 new hotels with Ambuja Neotia Group

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Brigade Hotel Ventures fixes IPO price band at ₹85-90 per share

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Blinkit Vs Zomato: Which Segment Led Eternal's Revenue In Q1 FY26? Here's What Order Book Reveals

Blinkit Vs Zomato: Blinkit’s gross order value rose to Rs 11,821 crore in the June quarter, surpassing the Rs 10,769 crore generated by Eternal's food delivery business.

3.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Amidst cooling down markets, August may throw up a challenge, say experts

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Dodla Dairy Q1 net dips to ₹62.8 crore 

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

UltraTech Cement Q1 net profit rises 49% to ₹2,226 crore3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

IDBI Bank Q1 net profit rises 17% to ₹2,007 crore3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Farmer groups to step up campaign against FTA with U.S.

The SKM will observe August 13 as ‘Corporations Quit India Day’; the SKM said that the general body has called for nationwide protests against the deal as it could act against the interests of farmers

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

L&T arm to set up green hydrogen plant at Indian Oil’s Panipat refinery

4 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Ghodbunder Road emerges as MMR’s affordable real estate corridor

4 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday

Indian markets closed higher on Monday led by strong earnings from HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank. Reliance’s weakness capped gains. Global markets remained cautious amid trade uncertainties. Nifty held key support, with stock-specific action driving turnover and volumes.

4.5 hours ago — Economic Times

ADIA arm to invest $200 million in medical devices firm Meril

4.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Milky Mist Dairy files for Rs 2,035 crore IPO, targets expansion and debt reduction

Milky Mist Dairy Food has filed for a ₹2,035 crore IPO, including a ₹1,785 crore fresh issue. Funds will be used for debt repayment, capacity expansion, and distribution network enhancement. The company focuses exclusively on value-added dairy products.

4.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sebi grants conditional relief to Jane Street, asks stock exchanges to monitor activities

Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has given conditional relief to U.S. trading giant Jane Street, allowing it to access the securities market and carry out trading activities.

4.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sebi allows Jane Street to restart trading: Report4.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Havells Q1 standalone profit dips 14% to Rs 352 crore on weak AC sales; cables, switchgears shine

Havells India reported a 14% YoY drop in Q1 net profit at Rs 352 crore, with net sales down 6% due to a weak summer hitting AC, fan, and cooler sales. However, its cables and switchgear segments posted strong growth, partly offsetting losses from the Lloyd appliance segment.

5 hours ago — Economic Times

Vintage Coffee & Beverages mulls capacity expansion project

5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Air India Issued Nine Show Cause Notices Over Safety Violations In Last Six Months

MoS Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol said that during the last six months, no adverse trend was reported in reliability reports of Air India in respect of crashed aircraft.

5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India-UK Signing Of Trade Pact On July 24; Piyush Goyal To Accompany PM Modi

India and the UK announced the conclusion of the negotiations for the trade agreement on May 6.

5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

SEBI allows Jane Street to trade days after it transfers ₹4,843.6 crore to escrow account

5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Heritage to claim ₹4.53 cr refund of GST paid under protest 

5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

LIC, Dept. of Rural Development ink MoU to promote Bima Sakhi yojana

5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

360 One WAM Block Deal: BC Investments To Sell 3.7% Stake For Rs 1,741 Crore

360 One WAM block deal: The floor price is set at Rs 1,160 per share, implying a 5% discount on the last closing price.

5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Dhanlaxmi Bank Q1 profit at Rs 12 crore despite higher provisions

Dhanlaxmi Bank posted a Q1 FY26 net profit of Rs 12.18 crore versus a Rs 8 crore loss a year ago. This turnaround came despite a spike in provisions. Asset quality improved, with gross NPAs falling to 3.22%, and total income rose to Rs 407 crore from Rs 338 crore last year.

5.5 hours ago — Economic Times

IDBI Bank Q1 Results: Net Profit Rises 17% To Rs 2,007 Crore, Asset Quality Stable

IDBI Bank Q1 Results: Th net interest income (NII) declined to Rs 3,166 crore in the quarter, as against Rs 3,233 crore in Q1 of the previous year.

5.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Two Sharp with ET: Reliance shares tumble despite record profit & Q1 earnings show patchy growth

5.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Choice International Q1 Results: Profit jumps 50% to Rs 48 crore, revenue up 16%

Financial services company Choice International on Monday reported a 50 per cent rise in its consolidated profit after tax to Rs 47.96 crore for the quarter ended on June 30, 2025, driven by broad-based growth across its business verticals and operational efficiency.

5.5 hours ago — Economic Times

NDTV Profit Pulse On July 21: Top 8 Stories At 8 PM Under 8 Minutes

The strike by Ola and Uber drivers in Maharashtra may resume from Wednesday.

6 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

SBI raises Rs 25,000 cr via share sale

State Bank of India (SBI) on Monday said it has raised Rs 25,000 crore through Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to fund business growth.

6 hours ago — Economic Times

SBI classifies Reliance Communications, its promoter Anil Ambani as 'fraud'; to lodge complaint with CBI

RCom is undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

6 hours ago — The Hindu Business

LIC ups stake in SBI to 9.49% via QIP route, buys over 6.1 crore shares worth Rs 5,000 crore

LIC increased its stake in SBI from 9.21% to 9.49% through participation in SBI’s record Rs 25,000 crore QIP. The offering saw overwhelming interest, receiving bids worth Rs 1.10 lakh crore from 120 institutional investors globally.

6 hours ago — Economic Times

Bajaj Finance MD Anup Kumar Saha Quits Amid Buzz Over Likely Switch To IndusInd Bank

Saha, according to reports, is among of the three top candidates for the position of MD and CEO at IndusInd Bank.

6.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

UCO Bank Q1 profit rises 10% to Rs 607 crore; NIM guidance revised

UCO Bank posted a 10% YoY rise in Q1FY26 net profit at Rs 607 crore, aided by strong treasury gains. Despite higher provisions and lower NIM, gross advances grew 16.48% while deposits rose 11.37% YoY.

6.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sebi launches unified compliance platform for brokers to boost ease of doing business

SEBI, in collaboration with NSE, has launched Samuhik Prativedan Manch, a unified reporting platform to simplify compliance for stockbrokers. It enables single-window report submissions, reducing duplication and costs. Initially covering 40 reports, the phased rollout aims to improve efficiency and transparency across India’s capital markets.

6.5 hours ago — Economic Times

DCM Shriram Q1 Results: Profit Up 13%, Margin Expands

Revenue rises 13.4% to Rs 3,262 crore in the quarter ended June.

6.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

SBI Raises Rs 25,000 Crore Via QIP At Rs 817 Apiece

This fundraise marks a major step in SBI's capital augmentation strategy and is expected to support the bank's growth plans.

7 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

US stocks tick higher with tech earnings, trade updates in focus

Wall Street's main indexes ticked higher on Monday, as investors welcomed the prospects of new trade deals to kick off a week packed with earnings from tech giants that could dictate the market's next move.

7 hours ago — Economic Times

Digital Banking: RBI Seeks To Tighten Rules, Proposes Mandatory Prior Nod, Cyber Audit

According to the draft circular, banks will now require prior approval from the RBI before launching full-scale transactional digital banking services.

7.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Ultratech Cement, HDFC AMC among 5 stocks to hit 52-week highs, rally up to 15% in a month

The Sensex surged 442 points to close at 82,200 on Monday. Five BSE 200 stocks, including HDFC AMC and UltraTech Cement, hit 52-week highs, indicating strong bullish momentum and potential for continued upside.

7.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Breakout Stocks: How to trade UPL, UTI AMC & UltraTech Cement that hit fresh 52-week high?

Indian markets rebounded on Monday after a two-day decline, with Sensex gaining over 400 points and Nifty50 closing above 25000. Realty, power, and auto stocks led the rally, while IT and FMCG stocks saw profit booking.

7.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Index of eight core industries grows at three-month high of 1.7% in June

The data, released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry on Monday, July 21, showed that the coal sector saw the largest contraction while the steel and cement sectors saw the strongest growth.

7.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Tata Group's 12 stocks drop up to 45% in CY25 after stellar rally in 2024

A dozen Tata Group stocks, including Tejas Networks and Trent, have fallen 10–46% in 2025, reversing their strong 2024 gains. Despite the correction, investors view the drop as a potential pause, not a trend reversal, citing brand strength.

8 hours ago — Economic Times

Oberoi Realty Q1 Results: Profit Declines 28%; Dividend Declared

Oberoi Realty declared an interim dividend of Rs 2 per share, while fixing July 25 as the record date

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

The Costliest Corner Leaders Cut: Themselves

Many leaders invest boldly in outward symbols yet hold back from the deeper work of challenging themselves.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Blinkit beats Zomato in NOV terms: 10 key takeaways from Eternal Q1 results

Eternal's Q1 results highlight Blinkit's rapid rise, with its quick commerce NOV overtaking Zomato's for the first time. While food delivery growth slowed, Blinkit posted strong gains. Strategic shifts include rotational leadership, a move to inventory-led operations, and deeper investment in new ventures, signaling aggressive expansion over near-term profitability.

8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Gold rises ₹250 to ₹99,020/10 g amid a pick-up in demand

In the national capital, gold of 99.5% purity advanced by ₹250 to ₹98,550 per 10 grams (inclusive of all taxes) on Monday, July 21.

8.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Stock market update: Nifty Auto index advances 0.67%

The Nifty Auto index closed 0.67 per cent up at 24055.0.

8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Power stocks down as market rises8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty IT index falls 0.3%8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Bank index advances 1.19%8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Mining stocks down as market rises8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Sugar stocks down as market rises8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Pharma index falls 0.27%8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Auto index advances 0.42% in an upbeat market8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Realty index advances 0.02% in an upbeat market8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Share market update: Most active stocks on D-Street today in terms of volume8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Bank index advances 0.89% in an upbeat market8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Share market update: Most active stocks of the day in terms of total traded value8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Nifty Pharma index falls 0.06% in an upbeat market8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: FMCG stocks down as market rises8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Stocks that hit 52-week lows on NSE in today's trade

RIL, Wipro, IndusInd Bank, Eicher Motors and HCL Tech were among the top losers on NSE in today's trade.

9 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee falls 14 paise to close at 86.30 against U.S. dollar

The 30-share BSE Sensex advanced 442.61 points, or 0.54%, to 82,200.34, while the Nifty rose 122.30 points, or 0.49%, to 25,090.70

9 hours ago — The Hindu Business

'Simply Fake': The Dossier That Warned Credit Suisse About Sanjeev Gupta

The Diligence report described the alleged 'carousel fraud' as dating back to 2015.

9 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Small-Cap Stock Under Rs 50: LIC-Owned NBFC's Profit Rises 14% In Q1, NII Up 20% YoY

Small-Cap Stock Under Rs 50: LIC-owned NBFC Paisalo Digital's gross non-performing assets and net NPA stood at 0.85% and 0.68% respectively.

9 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

PM Internship Scheme: 6% of recipients of offers have joined work so far

The PMIS was announced in the Budget 2024-25, and aims to provide internships in India’s top 500 companies to one crore youth in five years

9 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Vertical Vs Vertical: Eternal's New Blinkit Model To Eat Into Its Hyperpure Business

"We will be gradually transitioning our quick commerce business from a marketplace model to inventory ownership over the next 2-3 quarters," Eternal told its shareholders.

9.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Sensex rises! These stocks rallied over 15% on BSE in today's trade

In the Nifty50 index, 31 stocks closed in the green, while 19 stocks ended in the red.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex rises! These stocks gained over 10% on BSE9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex rises! These stocks are up over 10% on BSE9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex rises! These stocks are up over 15% on BSE9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex rises! But these stocks are down 5% or more on BSE9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Kotak Equities flags risks for Waaree, Premier Energies as US starts antidumping investigation, shares slide up to 2%

Shares of Waaree and Premier Energies fell after Kotak highlighted risks from a US antidumping probe into solar imports from India. With Waaree heavily exposed to US markets, it faces higher impact. Kotak maintained 'sell' ratings, warning that the investigation could disrupt expected recovery in Indian solar exports.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Eternal shares zoom over 7% despite 90% dip in PAT. Here’s why

Eternal’s Q1FY26 results showed a 70% YoY revenue surge to ₹7,167 crore, though net profit dropped 90% to ₹25 crore. The stock rose 7.55%, driven by strong growth in Blinkit’s revenue, which tripled YoY to ₹2,400 crore.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock markets rebound on buying in HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank; Sensex climbs 442.61 points

However, India's most valuable company Reliance Industries declined 3.29% even after the firm reported its highest-ever quarterly profit of ₹26,994 crore for the April-June quarter

10 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Reliance Industries share price target at Rs 1,300 or Rs 1,767? What brokerages predict

Shares of oil-to-retail conglomerate Reliance Industries (RIL) on Monday fell 3.5% to Rs 1,423 on BSE as Q1 results didn't provide the growth confidence that the market was looking for, but Mukesh Ambani's plan to double earnings by 2029 left room for optimism in the air.

10 hours ago — Economic Times

Bonfiglioli’s India unit is said to consider $250 million IPO

The Indian unit of Italian gearmaker Bonfiglioli Group is considering an initial public offering in Mumbai that may raise about $250 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

10 hours ago — Economic Times

Ola, Uber Strike May Resume In Mumbai From Wednesday

An escalated protest by Ola and Uber drivers is also planned for Wednesday if the demands are not met, says sources.

10 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Rupee weakens slightly, broad dollar softness cushions pressure

The Indian rupee logged a modest decline on Monday, pressured by dollar bids from foreign and local private banks, though broad-based weakness in the greenback helped the local currency limit further losses.

10 hours ago — Economic Times

How viable is the technology to control sulphur emissions from coal plants?

The Environment Ministry has refuted assertions of the latest directive being a roll back of safeguards introduced in 2015.

10.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Crypto price today: Bitcoin steadies near $119K; Dogecoin, Solana jump up to 7%

Bitcoin held near $119K on Monday, supported by strong ETF inflows and rising institutional interest. Ethereum surged to a 7-month high, signalling a rotation into altcoins. Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano jumped, as traders positioned for a possible altcoin season amid weakening Bitcoin dominance.

10.5 hours ago — Economic Times

How will the Indian banking scene be five years down the line? Dinesh Kumar Khara explains

Dinesh Kumar Khara envisions a future where Indian banking prioritizes customer centricity through personalized services and diverse channels. Technology will drive cost reduction and support corporate ecosystems. Post-COVID digital adoption has reshaped payment systems and retail growth, fostering responsible borrowing and the financialization of savings through mutual funds and alternative investments.

10.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Zomato To Launch Blinkit Foods To Rival Zepto Cafe

Zomato-parent Eternal will incorporate a wholly-owned subsidiary named Blinkit Foods with a total paid-up capital of Rs 10 lakh.

10.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Zomato Parent Eternal Stock Up 4% After Q1 Revenue, Ebitda Surge

Eternal's Q1 revenue rose 23% during the June quarter to Rs 7,167 crore.

11 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Eternal Q1 Results: Zomato parent reports 90% YoY profit fall despite 70% revenue jump

Zomato Q1 Results: Zomato's parent company reported a significant 90% YoY drop in net profit for Q1FY26, landing at Rs 25 crore. Despite this dip, revenue surged 70% to Rs 7,167 crore. The profit decline stems from ongoing investments in quick commerce and going-out ventures. However, Zomato shares jumped over 7% following the earnings announcement.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Kalpataru pre-sales jump 41% to Rs 4,531 cr in FY25 on better housing demand

Kalpataru Ltd experienced a robust 41% surge in pre-sales, reaching Rs 4,531 crore, fueled by strong residential demand. The company launched seven new projects spanning 6.5 million sq ft and signed redevelopment agreements worth Rs 2,100 crore.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Signature Global to launch homes worth Rs 6k cr in Gurugram in Jul-Sep: Chairman

Signature Global, a leading realty firm, plans to launch homes worth Rs 6,000 crore in Gurugram this quarter, targeting both end-users and investors. Despite a 15% dip in pre-sales during the June quarter, the company remains confident in achieving its Rs 12,500 crore sales target for the fiscal year.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

FIIs pull out $9.2 billion from Indian equities in 2025, but bet big on telecom and financials

Foreign investors have pulled out $9.2 billion from Indian equities in 2025 so far, with major outflows from IT and FMCG. However, they’ve bet big on telecom and financials, pumping in over Rs 41,000 crore—indicating confidence in India’s long-term growth sectors.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Engineers India, NBCC among 8 PSU stocks where both FIIs and MF hiked stake in Q1. Do you own any?

We found 8 PSU stocks where both FIIs and domestic mutual funds have raised their holdings.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Aswath Damodaran gives 4 reasons why companies should think twice before parking cash in Bitcoin

Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran calls corporate Bitcoin holdings a risky move. He argues Bitcoin fails the purpose of cash reserves, distracts from core business, and invites governance risks. He outlines rare exceptions but urges caution and transparency.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Grasim Inds Share Price Live Updates: Grasim Inds. Stock Price History

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Britannia Share Price Live Updates: Britannia Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

HUL Share Price Live Updates: HUL Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

UPL Share Price Live Updates: UPL Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

SBI Life Share Price Live Updates: SBI Life Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Eicher Motors Share Price Live Updates: Eicher Motors Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Hero MotoCorp Share Price Live Updates: Hero MotoCorp Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

BPCL Share Price Live Updates: BPCL Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Nestle India Share Price Live Updates: Nestle India Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Power Grid Share Price Live Updates: Power Grid Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Asian Paints Share Price Live Updates: Asian Paints Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Dr Reddys Share Price Live Updates: Dr. Reddys Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Kotak Bank Share Price Live Updates: Kotak Bank Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

ITC Share Price Live Updates: ITC Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

ONGC Share Price Live Updates: ONGC Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Coal India Share Price Live Updates: Coal India Ltd Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Divis Labs Share Price Live Updates: Divis Labs Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

NTPC Share Price Live Updates: Govt approves restructuring of boards at NTPC arms THDC India, NEEPCO11 hours ago — Economic Times

Maruti Suzuki Share Price Live Updates: Maruti Suzuki Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

UltraTech Cem Share Price Live Updates: UltraTech Cem. Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

LTIMindtree Share Price Live Updates: LTIMindtree Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

SBI Share Price Live Updates: SBI Stock Price History11 hours ago — Economic Times

Bajaj Consumer board to meet on July 24 to consider share buyback, stock rallies 5%

Bajaj Consumer Care shares rose sharply after the company announced a board meeting on July 24 to consider a share buyback proposal. This would be the company’s third buyback since 2022. The trading window remains closed until post Q1FY26 results.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

CoinDCX launches India’s largest crypto recovery bounty after Rs 368 crore Hack

CoinDCX has initiated a crypto recovery bounty program, offering up to 25% of recovered funds, or $11 million, as a reward following a security breach that resulted in the loss of $44.2 million. The exchange is collaborating with cybersecurity firms and inviting ethical hackers to help recover assets traced to Solana and Ethereum wallets.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stocks to Buy | Mixed Trends, Steady Outlook – Pankaj Pandey analyses market pulse

Pankaj Pandey shares his sector-wise market outlook, highlighting opportunities in cement, EMS, and selective banking and midcap stocks.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Parliamentary panel retains Income Tax Bill provisions allowing tax officials to forcibly access social media, private email

The government on July 21, 2025 tabled the 4,575 page report in the Lok Sabha.

11.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Dolly Khanna raises stake in multibagger smallcap stock to 3.33% in Q1. Do you own it?

Dolly Khanna increased her stake in multibagger Mangalore Chemicals to 3.33% in Q1FY26. The stock has rallied 148% in a year. She also picked up stakes in Coffee Day Enterprises and Prakash Industries, as per latest shareholding disclosures for the June 2025 quarter.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Pankaj Pandey on 5 sectors that look good to bet on in this market

Market reacts to recent earnings with mixed results. HDFC Bank shows stability, Reliance faces mixed outcomes, and JSW Steel falls slightly short. Tata Steel is favored in the ferrous sector. PSU banks and NBFCs appear promising. Cement and metal sectors are attractive, while IT may struggle. Hotels and hospitals show positive signs. Earnings season continues with focus on various sectors.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

BEML approves first-ever 1:2 stock split in board meeting today. Check all details

Each existing equity share with a face value of Rs 10 will be split into two fully paid-up shares of Rs 5 each, as per the announcement. The proposal is subject to shareholder approval, after which the company will announce the record date.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

BEML Stock Split Gets Board Approval

The record date to determine eligibility will be decided after obtaining approval from shareholders and will be intimated in due course.

12 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Karur Vysya Bank Bonus Issue: When And How To Claim?

12 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Gold holds firm at Rs 98,160/10 gm as robust US economy dims rate cut hopes. Key support levels to track

Gold and silver prices opened flat amid resilient US economic data, limiting hopes of an early Fed rate cut. While gains were capped due to a stronger dollar, trade tariff concerns and central bank buying offered support. Analysts expect volatility ahead of ECB meetings and key US manufacturing data releases.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Navigating Valuations: George Thomas breaks down midcaps, banks and more

Revenue growth for the BSE 500 in the March quarter stood at around 6–7%, with margins remaining stable.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Rajesh Bhosale turns cautious on RIL, sees short-term weakness continuing

Rajesh Bhosale of Angel One suggests a bullish outlook on ICICI and HDFC Bank, anticipating ICICI Bank to lead the momentum. Nifty and Bank Nifty have bounced back from their 50 EMA, with Nifty expected to trade between 24,900 and 25,250. However, Reliance Industries is showing weakness, potentially retesting levels of 1400, advising investors to wait before buying.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Traders can go bust even when they know the outcome; Zerodha cofounder Nithin Kamath explains how

Zerodha's Nithin Kamath highlighted an ElmWealth experiment revealing that many finance students lost money trading, despite predicting market direction correctly 51.5% of the time. The core issue wasn't prediction accuracy, but poor position sizing and excessive leverage. Experienced traders, focusing on risk management and bet sizing, achieved significantly better returns.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

With surging demand, India emerges as Malaysia's largest importer of germinating oil palm seeds

India imported 3.03 million tonnes of palm oil from Malaysia in 2024, representing 17.9% of Malaysia's total palm oil exports and making it the top destination for Malaysian palm oil

12.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Buy, Sell Or Hold? Chandan Taparia Recommends HDFC AMC, Dalmia Bharat, SAIL

Taparia has advised buying all three stocks with defined stop-loss and target levels, reflecting a bullish outlook in the near term.

13 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Air India Flight Skids Off Mumbai Runway — What We Know So Far

Mumbai airport authorities confirmed that the Air India aircraft veered off the taxiway during ground movement, with all onboard passengers and crew reported safe.

13 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India's investment trusts to expand debt fundraising as yields drop, analysts say

Fundraising via debt by India's REITs and InvITs is set to increase. This follows a strong first half of 2025, exceeding $2 billion. Falling interest rates are driving investor demand. Bonds offer lower costs than bank financing. Embassy Office Parks REIT and IndiGrid Infrastructure Trust have already tapped the bond market. These trusts provide better returns due to cheaper funding.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

GNG Electronics IPO: Latest GMP Indicates 32% Premium Ahead Of July 23 Launch, Check Key Details

The price band for the GNG Electronics IPO has been set between Rs 225 and Rs 237 per share.

13 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Cupid shares rally 64% in a week, hit new all-time high of Rs 152. Should you book profits?

Cupid Limited shares surged, reaching an all-time high. This surge follows strong technical momentum and increased trading volumes. Aditya Kumar Halwasiya, Chairman, featured in a prestigious list. Analysts suggest booking profits due to overbought conditions. SBI Securities sees potential for further gains. Choice Broking advises caution and profit-taking. Investors should monitor for retracements and consider staggered accumulation.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

Corporate bonds in India: From institutional stronghold to broader participation

India's corporate bond market sees record growth in FY25. Issuance rises by 28%, signaling increased corporate capex. The overall bond market touches ₹226 lakh crore. Retail participation remains low, but accessibility improves with smaller investment sizes. Interest rates ease, making bonds attractive. Platforms like Jiraaf simplify bond investments. Corporate bonds offer a balanced risk-return profile.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Tata Sons to sell 23 crore shares of Tata Capital in IPO, shows updated DRHP

Tata Capital has filed its updated DRHP with Sebi as the RBI's September deadline approaches. Tata Sons plans to sell 23 crore shares, while IFC will offload 3.58 crore shares in the IPO, which also includes a fresh issue of 21 crore shares.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

How safe are your crypto assets after CoinDCX’s Rs 368 crore hack?

CoinDCX, a leading Indian crypto exchange, experienced a $44.2 million security breach affecting an internal operational account. The company assures users that customer assets remain safe and trading continues uninterrupted. Experts emphasize the urgent need for stronger industry-wide security standards and transparent incident disclosures to protect users from evolving cyber threats.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Beyond 1:1 bonus issue, why HDFC Bank shares remain top pick after Q1 results

HDFC Bank's first bonus issue attracts investors. Brokerages view the bank's fundamentals as strong. They expect stronger growth in the second half of FY26. This growth will be aided by loan demand and easing regulations. The bank's Q1 results show a profit increase. Loan growth is expected to improve. Target prices have been raised across the board.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Bajaj Consumer Mulls Second Share Buyback In A Year

The Bajaj Group company's promoter equity stood at 40.95% as of March. Buybacks reduce the number of shares available on the open market.

13.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Commodity Radar: 5 factors to impact gold price movement this week. Here's how to trade

Gold prices saw an increase on Monday due to global trade tensions. US President Trump's tariff threats boosted gold's safe-haven status. MCX July gold futures traded at Rs 98,420, up by 0.4%. LKP Securities suggests buying gold on dips between Rs 97,700 and Rs 97,900. The target prices are Rs 98,700, Rs 99,500, and Rs 100,000.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

GNG Electronics IPO: GMP robust at 31% ahead of issue opening. Here’s all you need to know

GNG Electronics Ltd's IPO is set to open on July 23, with a strong grey market premium indicating potential gains. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer-for-sale, totaling ₹460.43 crore, with listing on BSE and NSE. Allotment is scheduled for July 28, 2025, and listing on July 30, 2025.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Mastek shares rally 13% after Q1 net profit surges 29% YoY

Mastek's shares surged by 13.08% following a robust Q1FY26 financial report, showcasing a 28.7% increase in net profit. Trading above all key Simple Moving Averages, the company's strengths, including attractive valuation and consistent profit growth, outweigh its weaknesses. With low debt and zero promoter pledge, Mastek's financial stability boosts investor confidence.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Investor sentiment cautious amid Japan leadership doubts

Japan’s ruling coalition lost the upper house, deepening political uncertainty and raising questions about leadership, fiscal policy, and ongoing U.S. tariff talks.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Valuations may be high, but India’s long-term story remains unshaken: Swarup Mohanty

Swarup Mohanty of Mirae Asset Investment Managers highlights India's structural growth story and its increasing negotiation power in global trade. He emphasizes the shift towards retail investors and the unique demographic of multiple generations investing together. Mohanty expresses confidence in India's ability to thrive independently, driven by domestic consumption and consistent data points, despite global uncertainties and tariff concerns.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Newgen Software shares slide over 16% in three days after weak Q1 earnings

Newgen Software's share price has slumped over 16% in three sessions after weak Q1FY26 earnings. The company reported flat YoY growth in profit and revenue, with sequential declines across key geographies and segments. Margins also narrowed due to higher costs, triggering bearish investor sentiment.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Q1 Results Live: Dodla Dairy Profit Down; UltraTech Shares Hits Record High Ahead Of Earnings

Get all the latest updates on Q1 results on July 21 as well as dividend news, board approvals, corporate actions, guidance, segmental performance and more.

14.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Axis Bank, LTIMindtree among 7 F&O stocks that saw a high increase in futures open interest

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Waaree Renewable Technologies shares slide 6% amid US trade petition on Indian solar panel imports

Waaree Renewable Technologies' shares plunged 6.2% following a U.S. petition seeking tariffs on solar panel imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos. The petition alleges dumping and unfair subsidies, impacting Indian manufacturers. Despite this, Waaree reported a strong Q1 with a 205% jump in net profit to Rs 86.44 crore and a doubling of revenue. The U.S.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Adani Group To Pump Rs 96,000 Crore Into Airport Business Over Five Years

The bulk of this capital will be directed toward the Navi Mumbai and Mumbai airport projects, as the conglomerate doubles down on its domestic aviation ambitions.

14.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India changes time for release of key overnight benchmark rate

Financial Benchmark India has shifted the publication time of the Mumbai Interbank Offer Rate (MIBOR) to 12:45 p.m. IST, effective August 4. This adjustment aligns with the computation of MIBOR using the first three hours of trading data, enhancing the benchmark's representativeness.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Indian furniture brand WoodenStreet aims to quadruple revenue in 3 years, mulls IPO, CEO says

WoodenStreet, backed by WestBridge Capital, aims to quadruple its revenue in three years by expanding its mattress and modular furniture businesses and tripling its store count. The company, which recently raised $43 million, is targeting profitability and a potential IPO amidst India's growing furniture market. CEO Lokendra Ranawat emphasizes building a sustainable, independent brand, dismissing acquisition possibilities.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Rising Costs, Shrinking Choices: The consumer impact of tariffs

U.S. retailers usually finalise holiday orders and pricing. But this year, they're caught in a maze of changing tariffs and trade policies, delaying key decisions.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Bandhan Bank Shares Slide Over 4% After Weak Q1 Earnings

The Kolkata-based private sector bank posted a 65% year-on-year drop in the net profit to Rs 372 crore for the June quarter, down from Rs 1,063 crore in the same period last year.

14.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Anthem Biosciences shares rally 3% after healthy listing. Should you buy now?

Anthem Biosciences share price: Anthem’s IPO did not include a fresh issue, with all proceeds going to existing shareholders. Prior to the IPO opening, anchor investors had already invested Rs 1,016 crore.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Tata Capital IPO: Fresh Issue Of Up To 21 Crore Shares, Tata Sons To Offload 23 Crore Shares

Tata Capital plans no pre-IPO placement ahead of its market debut.

15 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Tariff Turmoil Ahead? Arvind Sanger flags growing risk for global economies

Arvind Sanger from Geosphere Capital Management suggests markets are beginning to acknowledge the potential for sustained high tariffs, exceeding previous expectations. The uncertainty surrounding trade deals with major economies like Japan, the EU, and India, coupled with concerns about the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, is creating turmoil.

15 hours ago — Economic Times

Garden Reach Launches Eighth Anti-Submarine Warfare Ship For Indian Navy

The Kolkata-based warship maker has built eight anti-submarine warfare shallow water crafts for the Indian Navy, a GRSE official said.

15 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

China’s Balancing Act: Stability vs stimulus

China held its lending rates steady amid Q2 growth surprise, but deflation and weak demand may still prompt future easing.

15 hours ago — Economic Times

Ircon International shares jump over 4% on bagging multiple contracts

Ircon International's shares saw a rise following the acquisition of contracts valued at Rs 755.78 crore. A joint venture with RVNL secured a project, with Ircon's share at Rs 529.04 crore. MMRDA awarded Ircon contracts for Mumbai Metro Lines 5 and 6. The company's Q4 net profit saw a slight decline.

15 hours ago — Economic Times

MRPL shares slide 7% after co slips to loss in Q1 on margin, revenue hit

MRPL reported a net loss of Rs 271 crore in Q1FY26, reversing from a profit last year. Revenue and refining margins declined sharply. The company’s Gross Refining Margin (GRM), a key indicator of profitability in the refining business, dropped to $3.88 per barrel from $4.70 per barrel year-on-year, highlighting the pressure on MRPL’s core operations.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock market update: Mining stocks up as market rises

The 30-share BSE Sensex was up 346.31 points at 82104.04

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Paytm Q1 Results Preview: Co seen swinging to profit on healthy revenue growth

Paytm is anticipated to achieve profitability in Q1 FY26, projecting a PAT of over Rs 18.9 crore, driven by robust payments and financial services. Revenue is expected to increase by 27% year-on-year, while margins may face pressure from rising payment processing charges and increased expenses. Investors will closely monitor margin sustainability, FLDG impact, and UPI monetization strategies.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Saiyaara Box Office Collection: Mohit Suri's Film Earns Rs 83 Crore in Opening Weekend

Saiyaara, starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, is receiving critical acclaim for being a "well-packaged entertainer" with a gripping screenplay and impactful dialogues.

15.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India bonds advance as traders build positions for another rate cut

Indian government bonds saw a slight increase early Monday. Traders are anticipating a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India, possibly in August. Foreign banks are buying bonds, while mutual funds and state-run banks are selling. The Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy decision is expected on August 6. India's retail inflation rate has decreased in June.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Axis Bank shares slip 2% after Q1 profit hit linked to RBI-driven bad loan spike

Axis Bank shares faced a dip of 2.4% after Q1FY26 results. The bank's net profit fell 4% to Rs 5,806 crore. This was due to a sharp rise in provisions for bad loans. The Reserve Bank of India's intervention led to this increase. RBI flagged Axis Bank's lenient policies on stressed loans. This prompted corrective action, impacting the bank's profitability.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Seth R Freeman sees Fed rate cut only if labour market softens further

Seth R Freeman observes that investors are turning to gold amidst a weak dollar and a risky environment, but the surge in Bitcoin interest is particularly noteworthy. Despite tariff concerns, optimism about earnings persists, though the impact of potential Fed rate cuts and summer trading volumes remains uncertain. Layoffs at major companies like Daimler signal potential economic retraction.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Axis Bank Tweaks NPA Policy After RBI Flags Lapses

The policy changes led to gross slippages of Rs 8,200 crore in Q1 and a net profit impact of Rs 614 crore, sources told NDTV Profit.

15.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

BSE shares rally 3% after Jane Street said to have received clearance to resume trading in India

BSE shares: According to a report, Jane Street has received official confirmation from SEBI that the restriction on its access to Indian securities markets has been lifted.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Markets bounce back after falling in early trade driven by buying in ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank

In Asian markets, South Korea's Kospi and Hong Kong's Hang Seng traded in positive territory. The U.S. markets ended on a mixed note on July 18, 2025

16 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Zomato Shares Edge Higher Ahead Of Q1 Earnings As Analysts Eye Turnaround

Eternal’s Ebitda is projected at Rs 178 crore, with margins likely to hover around 3%.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Nifty Bank Outperforms Benchmark; HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank Top Performers After Q1 Results

The divergence in performance comes on the back of robust earnings reported by key banking heavyweights over the weekend.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

HDFC Bank CFO explains the fall in fee-based income in Q1, expects cost of funds to stabilise

HDFC Bank's first quarter results show a familiar seasonal dip in fees from distributing third-party products. Cost of funds saw a slight decrease. Loan yields experienced a larger drop due to faster repricing of market benchmark loans. The bank is closely monitoring corporate lending. Larger companies are liquid, leading to competitive rates.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Jio Financial Services shares in focus after 50:50 reinsurance JV with Allianz

Jio Financial Services share price: The company announced a 50:50 domestic reinsurance joint venture with the Allianz Group, formalized through a binding agreement signed via Allianz’s subsidiary, Allianz Europe B.V.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex, Nifty Open Flat Amid Global Cues, India-US Trade Deal Awaited

The Indian equity market opened almost flat on Monday amid mixed cues from global markets, as investors continue to look for some positive news on the interim India-US trade deal.

16 hours ago — NDTV Business

Rupee falls 20 paise to 86.36 against US dollar in early trade

The Indian rupee weakened to 86.36 against the US dollar due to a strong American currency and declining domestic equities. The breach of the 86.00 level accelerated the rupee's fall, influenced by a recovering dollar index. Market participants are closely watching India-US trade talks, with potential tariffs on Indian exports looming, impacting the rupee's trajectory.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Mangalore Refinery Shares Plunge Over 8% After Q1 Loss

MRPL share price declined over 8% intraday to Rs 136.77 apiece.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Anthem Biosciences Lists At 27% Premium Over IPO Price

Anthem Biosciences Ltd. made a stellar debut in the secondary market with a premium of 27% over its IPO price.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

IRFC Q1 FY26 Results This Week — All You Need To Know

Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) will hold an earnings call with analysts and investors on Wednesday, July 23, at 11 a.m.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Technical picks: Aadhar Housing Finance, Mahindra Lifespaces among 5 stocks that can rally up to 16% in near term

Despite recent market declines, analysts have identified five Indian stocks with the potential for near-term gains. Technical analysis suggests that Hinduja Global Solutions could rally up to 16%, while Mahindra Lifespaces may see a 12% increase. Jubilant Pharmova, SAIL, and Aadhar Housing Finance are also showing bullish signals, with potential upsides of 8% and 5% respectively, based on technical indicators.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

IndiaMART shares in focus as Q1 net profit rises 35% YoY. Should you invest?

IndiaMART InterMESH shares: IndiaMART reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹372 crore in Q1 FY26, reflecting a 12% year-on-year growth from ₹331 crore in the same quarter last year. This includes ₹346 crore from IndiaMART’s standalone operations, up 10% YoY, and ₹25 crore contributed by Busy Infotech.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Wipro, Bajaj Finance, GMDC, Yes Bank among 10 stocks showing RSI Trending Up on July 18

"RSI trending up" means that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) values are increasing, suggesting strengthening momentum in the price of the stock.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex jumps over 300 pts, Nifty tops 25,000 as strong Q1 earnings lift market sentiment

Indian equity indices rebounded on Monday, fueled by strong Q1 earnings from HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Reliance Industries, offsetting concerns about global trade. The Sensex climbed 284 points, while the Nifty50 rose 77 points. Experts are closely watching US-India trade talks, as a favorable deal could further boost market sentiment.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

M&M Hovering Near Record Highs; Accumulate for Short-Term Gains, Advises Religare Broking

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Brigade Hotel Ventures sets IPO price band at Rs 85-90/share

Brigade Hotel Ventures, a South Indian hotel developer, has set its IPO price band at ₹85-90 per share, aiming to raise ₹749.6 crore. The IPO opens on July 24 and closes on July 28, with a valuation exceeding ₹3,400 crore at the upper band. Funds will be used for debt repayment, land acquisition, and strategic initiatives.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Stocks to buy today: ONGC, HDFC AMC among top 7 trading ideas for 21 July 2025

The Indian market is expected to open lower on Monday amid weak global cues. Nifty futures closed at 25,026, down 0.59%, while India VIX edged up. Options data suggests a broad range of 24,500–25,500, with profit-taking pressure visible. Analysts recommend select stock picks and F&O strategies as Nifty struggles to reclaim the 25,000 mark.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

RBL Bank shares slide 3% after Q1 net profit declines 46% YoY. Should you buy?

RBL Bank's shares are under scrutiny following a 46% YoY drop in net profit for Q1FY26, reaching ₹200.33 crore due to decreased interest income and increased operating expenses. NII fell by 13% YoY to ₹1,481 crore, with NIM at 4.50%. Despite a slight rise in GNPA to 2.78%, NNPA improved to 0.45%.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sona Comstar shares in focus after China EV JV worth $20 million

Sona Comstar has signed a $20 million JV deal with China’s Jinnaite Machinery to manufacture driveline systems for EVs and non-EVs. Backed by JNT’s patented tech and strong OEM clientele, the venture aims to tap growth in China and global markets. With a robust order book, operations are expected to begin in H2 FY26.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO and AI visionary in a leather jacket

Nvidia's meteoric rise has boosted Jensen Huang's personal fortune to $150 billion, making him one of the world's richest people

16.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Reliance Industries Shares Fall After Q1 Results

Reliance Industries' share price fell 2.4% to Rs 1,440 apiece on Monday morning after the company announced its quarterly performance on Friday, after market hours.

16.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

HDFC Bank shares gain 2% on 12% YoY profit jump. Is it time to buy?

HDFC Bank's Q1FY26 standalone net profit rose 12% YoY to Rs 18,155 crore. The bank announced its first-ever 1:1 bonus issue and a special interim dividend of Rs 5 per share. Antique maintains a 'Buy' rating with a target price of Rs 2,270, citing an improved growth outlook and potential RoA expansion.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee Opens Weaker Against US Dollar Amid Trade Uncertainty, Global Cues

The rupee’s subdued start comes on the heels of a volatile week in global markets.

17 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

7 Nifty500 stocks with highest dividend yields. Do you own any?

Dividend yield shows how much a company pays out in dividends each year compared to its stock price. As per Trendlyne data, these 7 stocks from the Nifty500 index gave dividend yields of up to 9% in the last 12 months.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

ETMarkets PMS Talk | Cash flow, return on capital key to identifying wealth creators: Priyankar Sarkar of Square 64

Priyankar Sarkar's Square 64 Capital Advisors LLP's multicap fund has delivered impressive returns, emphasizing consistent cash flow and ROCE. Their investment strategy focuses on value-oriented, high-quality businesses overlooked by the market. The fund maintains diversification through sector limits and tactical cash positions, navigating volatile markets with a cautious approach to valuations.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Yes Bank shares in focus after Q1 PAT zooms 59% YoY

Yes Bank reported a 59% YoY jump in Q1FY26 net profit to Rs 801 crore, driven by higher non-interest income and improved NII. Asset quality remained stable, while NIM rose to 2.5%. Technical indicators suggest a potential trend reversal, with analysts projecting a near-term upside towards Rs 21.50–23.00, backed by bullish chart patterns and strong support levels.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

ICICI Bank Q1 Review: Profitability Remains Strong Even As Growth Moderates, Say Brokerages

In Q1 FY26, the bank posted a 15% year-on-year rise in standalone net profit to Rs 12,768 crore, beating Bloomberg's consensus estimate

17 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

ETMarkets Smart Talk: Next bullish phase for Indian markets likely after September 2025, says Samvitti Capital’s Prabhakar Kudva

Samvitti Capital's S Prabhakar Kudva suggests Indian equities are consolidating after a strong rally, anticipating the next bullish phase post-September 2025. He emphasizes mid and small-caps' growth potential, robust domestic liquidity, and possible FII inflows amid shifting global dynamics. Kudva highlights key sectors like Pharma, Auto Components, and Defence, viewing the current market as ideal for stock pickers.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

System vs System: Why crypto needs a culture of relentless security

As crypto evolves beyond its early adversarial framing, resilience and security have become central to its long-term success. A growing wave of social engineering scams underscores the urgent need for a security-first mindset across platforms, developers, and users. This piece argues that crypto’s future won’t be shaped by hype, but by how well it withstands threats—technical and human.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Man Industries, Cupid, ITC Hotels among 6 stocks with White Marubozu Pattern on July 18

A White Marubozu is a bullish candlestick pattern in technical analysis. It occurs when the opening price is the lowest for a given period, and the closing price is the highest.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Cupid, NACL Industries among 5 smallcap stocks witness 5-year swing high breakout

A 5-year swing high represents the highest price a stock has reached within a five-year timeframe. This level acts as a significant resistance point where the price has historically struggled to go beyond. This occurrence may be seen as a bullish sign, indicating the potential for further upward movement in the stock.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

IHCL guidance has been around 35% and we will achieve that for the year despite big disruptions: Puneet Chhatwal

IHCL's MD & CEO, Puneet Chhatwal, emphasizes the Taj brand's strength, driving significant RevPAR premiums. Despite operational challenges, strategic asset management and renovations fuel growth. The company anticipates robust new business expansion with high margins, projecting substantial hotel openings and maintaining a focus on both domestic and international markets for continued double-digit revenue growth.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

HDFC Bank Q1 Review: Analysts Hike Target Price Following Upbeat Performance

Jefferies, C LSA, and Motilal Oswal Financial Services raised the price target for HDFC Bank Ltd as the lender reported better-than-expected results for the first quarter.

18 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Five Stocks To Buy Today: SAIL, Tata Steel, Bajaj Finance And Two Others

The stock recommendations come with specific target price and stop loss price.

18 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Savy Infra and Logistics IPO: Check GMP, price band, issue size and other details

Savy Infra and Logistics is launching its IPO on Monday. The IPO aims to raise Rs 69.98 crore. It consists of a fresh issue of shares. The price is set between Rs 114 and Rs 120 per share. The IPO will close on Wednesday. Listing on NSE SME is expected on July 28.

18 hours ago — Economic Times

Wipro management on 10.9% surge in net YoY, deal wins & hopes for a better H2

Wipro's Q1 performance was propelled by a robust $5 billion order book, including a significant $2.75 billion large deal. The company anticipates a stronger second half, driven by executing these wins and pursuing new opportunities. Despite macroeconomic uncertainties, Wipro sees strong pipelines in the Americas, Europe, and APMEA, particularly in BFSI, technology, and healthcare sectors.

18 hours ago — Economic Times

Reliance Industries Q1 Review: Most Analysts Retain 'Buy' — Check Price Target Changes

All but one of the 19 analysts tracking Reliance Industries that have reviewed the June quarter results have a 'buy' rating on the RIL stock.

18 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Mid and smallcaps expensive, selectivity crucial for investors: George Thomas

George Thomas of Quantum AMC advises investors to be selective due to high market valuations, anticipating lower but healthy returns in the coming years. He highlights froth in mid- and small-caps, favoring a bottom-up approach with a focus on auto ancillaries and select FMCG companies.

18 hours ago — Economic Times

Positive Breakout: These 10 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs

18 hours ago — Economic Times

Stocks to buy in 2025 for long term: JTL Industries, HDFC AMC among 5 stocks that could give 10-40% return

We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources for the next 12 months.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

8 companies to trade ex-dividend from Tuesday. Last day to buy today

Several companies, including Happy Forgings and Siyaram Silk Mills, will trade ex-dividend starting July 22, 2025. To receive the declared dividends, investors must purchase shares before the close of trading on July 21, 2025. Voltamp Transformers offers a significant dividend of Rs 100 per share, while others like Wires & Fabriks provide smaller payouts.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

PropShare Titania SM REIT IPO opens today. Check key details before subscribing

PropShare Titania's IPO is now available for subscription. This marks an early listing for a Sebi-registered SM REIT. The IPO offers a fresh issue of Rs 473 crore. The price band is between Rs 10,00,000 to Rs 10,60,000 per unit. Bidding closes on Friday. Listing on BSE is expected on Monday. The IPO focuses on income-generating real estate assets.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Spunweb Nonwoven set to debut on NSE SME. GMP hints at healthy listing

Spunweb Nonwoven is set to list on the NSE SME platform following a highly successful IPO that was oversubscribed by 251.32 times. The IPO, priced at Rs 96 per share, witnessed strong demand across all investor categories, driving grey market premium up by 45%.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Anthem Biosciences IPO listing today. Check GMP ahead of debut

Anthem Biosciences will launch on the stock market on Monday. Its IPO was heavily subscribed. The company raised Rs 3,396 crore. The issue price was Rs 570 per share. The IPO saw strong interest across all investor categories. Anthem operates across the drug development lifecycle. The company reported strong revenue and profit growth in FY25.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

How can India’s pharma companies survive under Trump’s uncertainty?

Will Trump's clampdown on pharma force domestic drugmakers to climb the value ladder faster?

18.5 hours ago — Finshots

Q1 Results Today: Eternal, IDBI Bank, Oberoi Realty, UltraTech Cement Among 46 Companies To Declare Earnings

Leading firms scheduled to release Q1FY26 results include PNB Housing Finance, Havells India, Dhanlaxmi Bank and Crisil among others.

18.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Gold steady as investors await US trade talk updates, ECB decision

Gold prices saw minimal movement in early Asian trading, as investors are keenly awaiting developments from U.S. trade discussions and the European Central Bank's upcoming policy decision this week. Market participants are also monitoring U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff deadline, while in Japan, election results have weakened Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's position.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Yen firms as investors gird for political uncertainty

The Japanese yen saw gains after the ruling coalition lost its upper house majority. Investors are concerned about policy issues and market instability. This comes before tariff talks with the United States. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's party did not secure enough seats. The yen strengthened against the dollar and euro. Political uncertainty could lead to foreign investors selling Japanese assets.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Oil prices little changed as investors eye impact of new sanctions on Russia

Oil prices saw minimal movement on Monday as traders assessed the impact of new European sanctions on Russian oil and rising Middle East output. The EU's 18th package of sanctions targets entities like India's Nayara Energy. Russia has downplayed the sanctions' impact, while Rosneft criticized them as threatening India's energy security.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: GIFT Nifty signals a muted start; Asian shares trade mixed

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Japan’s Political Uncertainty Sends Yen Higher: Markets Wrap

Japan’s currency rose as much as 0.7% against the dollar, before paring back some of the gains, as the ruling coalition suffered a historic setback in an upper house election Sunday.

19 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Stock Picks Today: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, RIL, JSW Steel On Brokerage Radar

NDTV Profit tracked analysts' views on various stocks and sectors. Here are the analyst calls to keep an eye out for today.

19 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

A note on multi-asset funds

A multi-asset class fund could take exposure to three asset classes — equity, bonds and commodities (typically gold and silver); however, be mindful of commodities in the core portfolio

19.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Crisil, Zomato, Havells India, UltraTech Cement Q1 Results Today — Earnings Estimates

Mahindra Logistics, Oberoi Realty, PNB Housing Finance are also among the companies that will post their Q1FY26 results on Monday. Check the earning estimates here.

19.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Petrol, Diesel Prices Flat On July 21 — Here's How Much You Pay For Fuel In Your City

Here are the updates on the petrol and diesel prices on July 21, 2025

19.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Asian shares, yen weather Japan uncertainty as earnings loom

Investors were also hoping for some progress in trade talks ahead of President Donald Trump's August 1 tariff deadline, with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick still confident a deal could be reached with the European Union.

19.5 hours ago — Economic Times

GIFT Nifty down 5 points; here's the trading setup for today's session

Indian equity markets saw a third consecutive week of decline, with Nifty falling below 25,000. Analysts anticipate market consolidation due to global trade uncertainties and a slow start to Q1FY26 earnings. Key companies like Ultratech Cement and IDBI Bank are set to announce results. FIIs were net buyers, while the rupee weakened against the dollar.

19.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Personal loan: avoid 5 mistakes

19.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Stocks in news: UltraTech, Eternal, RIL, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Jio Financial

Markets faced a third consecutive week of losses amid disappointing earnings and US-India trade uncertainty. Several companies reported their Q1FY26 results, including ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Yes Bank, RBL Bank, and RIL, showcasing varied performance. Additionally, Sona Comstar entered the China EV market, while Jio Financial announced a reinsurance joint venture with Allianz.

19.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Wall Street wants to make private markets a little more public

Private markets are booming, attracting retail investors as companies stay private longer. Assets have tripled since 2013 and are projected to reach $62 trillion by 2034. Regulatory changes and new platforms are expanding access, with firms like Forge Global lowering investment minimums, while the White House considers allowing 401(k) investments in private equity.

20 hours ago — Economic Times

Dollar rethink is pushing emerging world to sell more Euro debt

Emerging markets are increasingly using the euro bond market. This is happening at the quickest rate in ten years. Demand for diversification from the US dollar is driving this trend. Investors are showing more interest in developing debt. Euro-denominated bonds are becoming more popular. Companies and governments are actively issuing euro-denominated debt.

20 hours ago — Economic Times

Money making money even while one is asleep

As Albert Einstein said, “compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world;” if one is patient enough, he can witness how his money makes money for him, even while he is sleeping

20 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Corporate loan growth slows as firms prefer capital markets over banks

Indian banks face challenges in attracting large corporations back to traditional lending. Companies are increasingly favouring capital markets for funding. Bond and equity markets offer competitive rates. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank have reported slower corporate loan growth.

20 hours ago — Economic Times

Is RIL's strong profit growth sustainable amid rising capital expenditure?

Reliance Industries reported strong operating profit growth in the June quarter, driven by oil marketing, retail, and digital services. Excluding a one-time gain, operating profit and net profit grew by 15% and 25% respectively. The company saw growth in its O2C business, telecom subscriber base, and retail segment, with Motilal Oswal reiterating a "buy" rating on the stock.

20 hours ago — Economic Times

Nifty support levels at 24,900 seen crucial: Analysts

Nifty is near a key support level of 24,900. A break below could lead to further decline. Analysts suggest short positions in Nifty and select stocks. Profit-booking is advised around 24,500. A rally towards 25,200 presents selling opportunities. Buy-on-dips strategy is ideal. Aggressive longs should be considered above 25,550.

20.5 hours ago — Economic Times

London Stock Exchange Group said to be weighing 24-hour trading

The London Stock Exchange Group is considering introducing 24-hour trading to meet the increasing demands of retail investors. LSEG is currently in discussions to evaluate the feasibility of extending trading hours, including round-the-clock operations. This move is part of a broader exploration of new products and services, with other global exchanges also contemplating extended trading windows.

20.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Early Q1 results show a slowdown in revenue and profit growth for Indian companies

Early Q1 results reveal a slowdown in revenue and profit growth, hitting a nine-quarter low, excluding Reliance Industries' one-time gain. Banking, finance, FMCG, and IT sectors are showing lackluster performance, impacting overall growth. While initial expectations were high for sectors like capital goods and healthcare, the current trend indicates a weaker earnings picture.

20.5 hours ago — Economic Times

FIIs' bearish derivatives bets on India surge to a 5-month high

Foreign investors are showing caution towards the Indian stock market. Derivative bets indicate a bearish outlook. Uncertainties surrounding global trade tariffs are a major concern. Muted quarterly results also contribute to the negative sentiment. The long-short ratio, a key market indicator, has fallen significantly. This reflects increased short positions by foreign institutional investors.

20.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Brookfield, EQT close in on Gland Pharma, but rising stock a pain

The Chinese parent has diversified investments that range from healthcare to football clubs, asset management, banks, estate, hospitality, fashion and industrials. The conglomerate has a presence across the pharma value chain from manufacturing to diagnostics and medical devices. Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Co. had acquired an 86% stake in Gland Pharma in 2016 from KKR for a record deal value of $1.26 billion.

20.5 hours ago — Economic Times

__________________

__________________


__________________

__________________


__________________

Social Media Handles you can follow,

__________________

TAGS : #datelinegujarat, #dlg, #dlg+2, #DLG+2NEWSLETTER, #DLG+2NEWSWIRES, #gujarat, #gujaratnews, #news, #himanshubhayani, #India, #indianews, #journalisthimanshu, #newsletter, #newswires, #World, #worldnews
__________________

PS : THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH is created partially using Artificial Intelligence tools incluidng Grok AI, Chat GPT, Gemini, CoPilot etc, filtering news from 15,000+ news resources globally, as reported in 100+ languages worldwide and translated using Google Translation Tools.

__________________ 

No comments:

Post a Comment