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Monday, July 28, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | BIZ BUZZ | 28/07/2025 | MONDAY

 


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THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 28th JULY, 2025 - MONDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is MONDAY, 28th JULY 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ...

As I sit down to scan the global news-headlines, after not so relaxing weekend, where I was more or less engaged in domestic chores at DWARKA (the last mile town on the West Coast of India in Gujarat State), what really brings joy on the face is some optimism seen in the South East Asian Sub-Continent, which reads that, Leaders of Thailand and Cambodia meeting for talks to end deadly border dispute and that Thai and Cambodian leaders will meet in Malaysia for talks to end hostilities, a spokesperson for the Thai prime minister’s office said on Sunday. This comes following pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to end a deadly border dispute, now in its fourth day, which has killed at least 34 people and displaced more than 168,000.

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

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INDIA MARKET REVIEW

Market Review: Indian Markets Slide to One-Month Low Amid Global and Domestic Headwinds – July 25, 2025
As the trading session closed on Friday, July 25, 2025, Indian equity markets painted a grim picture, with benchmark indices tumbling to a one-month low, marking their longest weekly losing streak of the year. The NSE Nifty 50 fell 0.90% to close at 24,837, while the BSE Sensex shed 0.88%, ending at 81,463.09. This marked the fourth consecutive week of losses for both indices, driven by a cocktail of weak corporate earnings, persistent foreign outflows, and global trade uncertainties. Let’s unpack the day’s market performance across equity, commodity, money, fund, bond, and crypto markets, alongside key news and events that shaped the session, all in IST.Equity Markets: A Broad-Based Sell-Off
The Indian equity markets faced intense selling pressure, with 42 of the 50 Nifty stocks closing in the red, signaling a broad-based decline. The Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 250 indices fell sharply by 1.61% and 2.00%, respectively, underperforming the headline indices. Posts on X captured the gloom, with 
@GOGINENIlive
noting the Nifty 50 and Sensex’s one-month lows, while 
@financeweek101
highlighted the broader market’s plunge. The India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, surged 6%, reflecting heightened investor anxiety amid mixed earnings and global concerns.

Key Drivers:
  • Weak Corporate Earnings: Disappointing Q1 FY26 results from major players weighed heavily. For instance, GNA Axles reported an 8% year-on-year (YoY) drop in net profit to ₹23 crore, with revenue declining 8.8% to ₹344.2 crore, dragging its shares lower. Similarly, Kotak Mahindra Bank’s Q1 profit fell 7% YoY to ₹3,282 crore, despite a 6% rise in net interest income.
  • Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) Outflows: FIIs remained net sellers, offloading equities worth ₹1.43 lakh crore year-to-date, adding pressure on the market. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) countered with net buying of ₹3.84 lakh crore, but it wasn’t enough to stem the tide.
  • Global Trade Uncertainties: US tariff threats and China’s export curbs on rare earth elements rattled global supply chains, impacting investor sentiment. JM Financial’s Ankur Jhaveri noted that frequent postponements of tariff deadlines have given markets some breathing room, but uncertainty persists.
NSE Top Gainers and Losers:
  • Gainers: The pharma sector was the sole bright spot, with the Nifty Pharma index up 0.5%. Laurus Labs surged after reporting a Q1 net profit of ₹163 crore, beating estimates of ₹122.7 crore. Bharat Dynamics also gained, buoyed by a ₹809 crore supply order win.
  • Losers: APL Apollo Tubes led the smallcap losers, tumbling significantly as broader market indices fell nearly 2%. Oil & gas and media sectors were hit hard, with their indices dropping 1.9% and 2.6%, respectively.
BSE Top Gainers and Losers:
  • Specific BSE gainers and losers were less detailed in available data, but the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices mirrored the NSE’s decline, falling 1.46% and 1.88%, respectively.
NSE and BSE Indices Performance:
  • NSE Indices: The Nifty 50 closed at 24,837, down 225.10 points (-0.90%). The Nifty Bank index fell 0.94%, dragged by PSU banks and oil & gas stocks. The Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 indices saw steeper declines, reflecting broader market weakness.
  • BSE Indices: The Sensex closed at 81,463.09, down 721 points (-0.88%). Sectoral indices like BSE Realty and BSE Media corrected sharply, with losses of 5.88% and higher, respectively, as noted by 
    @kotaksecurities
    .
Timeline of Equity Market News (IST):
  • 14:45: Smallcap and midcap stocks tumble up to 7%, with APL Apollo Tubes among top losers.
  • 15:08: Sensex down 700 points, Nifty below 24,850, with oil & gas and PSU banks leading declines.
  • 15:18: Laurus Labs reports strong Q1 results, boosting its stock.
  • 15:53: Sensex falls 720 points, Nifty hits one-month low.
  • 16:31: 
    @financeweek101
    posts market wrap, noting benchmark and broader market declines.
  • 16:33: 
    @GOGINENIlive
    highlights one-month low for Nifty and Sensex.
Commodity Markets: Gold Shines, Others FalterGold prices soared over 30% in 2025, outperforming other assets like silver and the Nifty 50, driven by mixed economic data and central bank actions. The metal’s rally continued, with investors favoring safe-haven assets amid market volatility. However, other commodities faced pressure. The oil & gas sector’s 1.9% decline reflected global oil price fluctuations and policy uncertainties, as noted in October 2024’s 10.76% sectoral drop. China’s rare earth export curbs further disrupted supply chains, impacting commodity-linked stocks.
Timeline of Commodity News (IST):
  • 06:08: Gold prices noted for their 30% surge in 2025, outperforming other assets.
  • 11:00: Economic Times reports China’s rare earth export curbs impacting global supply chains.
Money Markets: RBI’s Rate-Cutting Cycle Influences YieldsThe money market saw short-end bond yields decline due to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) 100-basis-point rate cut cycle, though ultra-long bond yields (20-50 years) remained stable. Liquid funds gained popularity for their flexibility and high liquidity, attracting notable inflows as investors sought short-term stability.
Timeline of Money Market News (IST):
  • 04:34: Liquid funds highlighted as practical for short-term investments.
Fund Markets: Mixed Performance Amid VolatilityMutual funds faced a challenging environment, with the veteran fund manager at Bandhan AMC noting the transparency of India’s mutual fund products globally. However, retail investor concerns about earnings downgrades persisted, as highlighted by Kotak Institutional Equities. Hybrid funds were pitched as a smart counterweight in volatile markets, gaining traction among cautious investors.
Timeline of Fund Market News (IST):
  • 09:00: Gautam Kaul of Bandhan AMC discusses duration’s role in fixed-income returns.
  • 15:00: Economic Times suggests hybrid funds as a hedge against volatility.
Bond Markets: Infrastructure Bonds Attract AttentionThe bond market saw interest in state-backed infrastructure bonds, such as the Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation Ltd – 2034 Bonds, offering a 9.35% coupon and a 9-year-3-month tenor. These bonds, rated AA(CE) (Stable), appealed to income-focused investors seeking long-term stability.
Timeline of Bond Market News (IST):
  • 14:45: Telangana State Infrastructure Bond details shared on Moneycontrol.
Crypto Markets: Bitcoin Surges, Hack Raises ConcernsBitcoin surged toward $123,000, with Mudrex suggesting the rally could be just the beginning. However, a ₹368 crore hack at CoinDCX raised concerns about crypto asset safety, dampening sentiment. JPMorgan’s consideration of crypto-backed loans signaled growing institutional interest, but the hack underscored risks.
Timeline of Crypto Market News (IST):
  • 12:57: Economic Times reports on CoinDCX hack and crypto safety concerns.
  • 12:57: Mudrex explains Bitcoin’s surge potential.
Key News and Events Impacting Markets (IST)
  • 04:42: Sahajanand Medical Technologies files DRHP for a 2.76 crore share offer-for-sale IPO, to be listed on NSE and BSE.
  • 11:00: India signs its 13th Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the UK, aiming to double bilateral trade to $120 billion. Sensitive sectors like dairy and gold remain protected.
  • 15:29: 
    @BuddhiKarol
    notes India VIX’s 6% jump, signaling volatility.
  • 18:20: 
    @SharedotMarket
    highlights IEX’s surge post-Q1 results and steel sector’s call for import duty protection.
Commentary: A Market at a CrossroadsThe Indian markets on July 25, 2025, reflected a confluence of domestic and global challenges. Weak earnings from key players like Kotak Mahindra Bank and GNA Axles underscored the fragility of corporate performance, while FII outflows drained liquidity. The pharma sector’s resilience, led by Laurus Labs, offered a rare positive note, but the broader market’s decline—particularly in midcaps and smallcaps—signaled investor caution. Gold’s outperformance highlighted a flight to safety, while the crypto market’s mixed signals showed both promise and peril. The India-UK FTA, signed on July 24, offers long-term optimism, but immediate global trade concerns, including US tariffs and China’s rare earth curbs, kept markets on edge. With the Nifty testing the 24,600–25,200 range, as per monthly options data, and a potential further correction to 24,200 if 24,550 is breached, investors face a critical juncture.
For the latest market updates, check NSE India and Moneycontrol.

Note: All times are in IST, and market data is sourced from reliable web and X posts as of July 25, 2025. 

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WORLD MARKET REVIEW

Global Market Review: July 25, 2025 – A Week of Tariffs, Tech, and TensionsAs the trading session closed on Friday, July 25, 2025, global markets displayed a mixed performance, shaped by a cocktail of geopolitical tensions, tariff uncertainties, and central bank maneuvers. From the South Pacific to North America, equity, commodity, bond, money, fund, and crypto markets reflected a world grappling with policy shifts and economic recalibrations. Here’s a region-by-region breakdown of the week’s pivotal events and their impact on markets, with a timeline in IST.
South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand)The week in the South Pacific kicked off with a dovish signal from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). On July 22 at 09:30 IST, the RBA cut its policy rate to a two-year low, citing receding inflation pressures. This bolstered the ASX 200, which gained 2.8% over the week, driven by financials and consumer discretionary stocks. However, commodity-heavy sectors lagged as global trade fears weighed on iron ore and copper prices. The NZD/USD pair weakened slightly, reflecting New Zealand’s exposure to softening Chinese demand. CNBC: Australia Cuts Policy Rate to 2-Year Low
Key Gainers: Mining giant BHP Group (+3.2%) rode optimism from stable demand.

Key Losers: Energy firms like Woodside Energy (-1.9%) suffered from falling oil prices.
AsiaAsian markets were a mixed bag, heavily influenced by China’s economic signals and U.S. trade policy concerns. On July 24 at 00:52 IST, reports emerged of a U.S.-Japan trade deal setting a 15% tariff on Japanese goods, lower than the feared 25%, boosting Japan’s Nikkei 225 by 4.1% for the week. T. Rowe Price: Global Markets Weekly Update Meanwhile, China’s Hang Seng dropped 1.2% after Beijing cut benchmark lending rates on July 25 at 07:30 IST to spur growth, though industrial profits continued to fall, signaling weak domestic demand. Reuters: China’s Industrial Profits Fall
The Shanghai Composite edged up 0.8%, supported by a surge in CATL shares (+18% in Hong Kong) as the EV battery maker rode the electric vehicle boom. CNBC: Shares in China’s CATL Jump However, a broader equity rally paused on July 24 at 22:30 IST as the U.S. dollar rebounded, pressuring Asian currencies like the Taiwanese dollar and Korean won. Investing.com: Asia Stock Markets Pull Back
Key Gainers: CATL (+18%), Toyota (+5.1%).

Key Losers: Zomato (-2.3%), Reliance Power (-1.8%).

Commodities: Brent crude slid to $68 per barrel, dragged by OPEC production increases and muted geopolitical impact from Iran-Israel tensions. J.P. Morgan: Review of Markets Q2 2025
EurAsia (India, Russia, etc.)India’s NIFTY 50 and BSE Sensex posted modest gains of 1.1% and 1.3%, respectively, driven by strong performances in financials like HDFC Bank (+2.7%) and IT stocks like Infosys (+3.4%). However, tariff fears dampened sentiment for export-driven sectors. Groww: Global Indices In Russia, markets remained volatile as U.S. bombing of Iran on July 24 at 00:52 IST escalated Middle East tensions, pushing Brent crude briefly to $80 intraday before it settled lower. CNBC: Asia-Pacific Markets Decline
Key Gainers: Bharat Electronics (+4.1%), Tata Steel (+2.9%).

Key Losers: Vedanta (-3.2%), Jaiprakash Power (-2.1%).

Crypto: Bitcoin dipped below $116,000 ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, reflecting caution over potential policy tightening. Investing.com: Bitcoin Price Today
Middle EastMiddle Eastern markets were rattled by geopolitical noise. The U.S. bombing of Iran escalated fears of a broader conflict, briefly spiking oil prices on July 24 at 00:52 IST. However, the Tadawul All Share Index in Saudi Arabia gained 1.9%, buoyed by optimism over energy infrastructure investments and private market trends. A&O Shearman: Global Trends in Private Markets Nearly 80% of Middle East investors plan to increase private equity allocations, fueling co-investment strategies and supporting market resilience.
Key Gainers: Saudi Aramco (+2.3%).

Key Losers: Regional real estate firms (-1.5% on average).

Bonds: Middle East bond yields remained stable, with investors favoring private debt funds offering 1.4% average management fees.
AfricaAfrican markets saw muted performance, with South Africa’s JSE All Share up 0.9%. Commodity exporters benefited from China’s stockpiling strategy, cushioning the impact of weaker global commodity prices. J.P. Morgan: Market Outlook 2025 Gold prices held steady, supporting miners like AngloGold Ashanti (+2.1%).
Key Gainers: AngloGold Ashanti (+2.1%).

Key Losers: MTN Group (-1.7%).

Commodities: Gold remained a safe haven, trading at $2,650 per ounce.
EuropeEuropean markets closed higher, with the FTSE 100 up 1.8% and the DAX gaining 2.3%. The European Central Bank’s rate hold on July 24 at 09:05 IST, coupled with easing tariff fears, supported sentiment. CNBC: Europe Markets Close Higher Eurozone bank lending growth accelerated, signaling resilience despite economic uncertainty. Investing.com: Eurozone Bank Lending Growth However, Vodafone’s warning of trade and currency uncertainties led to a 1.9% drop in its shares. CNBC: Vodafone Swings to Loss
Key Gainers: Barclays (+3.8%), LVMH (+2.9%).

Key Losers: Vodafone (-1.9%).

Bonds: European government bonds outperformed, with Italian bonds returning 2.9% as yields fell 17 basis points. J.P. Morgan: Review of Markets Q2 2025
Latin AmericaLatin American markets were buoyed by commodity exporters, with Brazil’s Bovespa up 2.1%. Countries less reliant on U.S. trade, like those exporting commodities to China, dodged tariff pressures. J.P. Morgan: Market Outlook 2025 However, Mexico’s IPC Index dipped 0.7% as U.S. tariff threats loomed.
Key Gainers: Vale (+3.4%).

Key Losers: Grupo Mexico (-2.3%).

Currencies: The Brazilian real strengthened 1.2% against the USD.
CaribbeanCaribbean markets, less liquid and heavily tied to tourism and commodities, saw flat performance. The Jamaica Stock Exchange edged up 0.5%, supported by stable tourism revenues but constrained by global economic uncertainty.
Key Gainers: GraceKennedy (+1.8%).

Key Losers: Regional banks (-1.1% on average).
North America (Mexico, U.S., Canada)In the U.S., the S&P 500 climbed 1.6% to a new all-time high, recovering from an early April tariff scare. The Magnificent 7 tech stocks surged 18.6% in Q2, outpacing the broader index. J.P. Morgan: Review of Markets Q2 2025 The Federal Reserve’s signal of just one rate cut in 2025, announced on July 25 at 09:30 IST, pushed U.S. Treasury yields lower, with the 10-year yield slipping to 4.1%. CNBC: U.S. Treasury Yields Slip Canada’s TSX gained 1.4%, driven by energy and financials, while Mexico’s market lagged due to trade concerns.
Key Gainers: Tesla (+5.7%), Comfort Systems USA (+4.9%).

Key Losers: Warner Bros. Discovery (-2.8%), Lucid Group (-2.5%). Yahoo Finance: World Stock Indexes 

Bonds: U.S. 30-year bond yields rose 20 basis points, reflecting concerns over federal debt sustainability. 
Crypto: Bitcoin’s dip below $116,000 highlighted caution, while Ethereum held steady at $4,200.
Commentary and OutlookThe week’s market performance underscored a global economy at a crossroads. U.S. tariff policies, while softened by trade deals with Japan and China, remain a wildcard, particularly for export-heavy regions like Asia and Mexico. Central bank divergence—ECB cuts versus Fed restraint—created opportunities in European bonds and pressured EM currencies. Commodities, especially oil, faced headwinds from oversupply, while gold and tech stocks offered pockets of resilience. Crypto markets, though volatile, reflected growing mainstream acceptance but remained sensitive to Fed signals.
Looking ahead, markets face a delicate balance. J.P. Morgan’s 2025 outlook projects a robust global economy but warns of China’s slowdown and tariff-induced volatility. J.P. Morgan: Market Outlook 2025 Investors should watch U.S. policy developments, particularly around tariffs and debt, and monitor China’s stimulus efforts. For now, selective bets on U.S. equities, European bonds, and defensive commodities like gold seem prudent in a world where uncertainty reigns supreme.
Note: All data and events are based on available information as of July 25, 2025, and reflect market conditions at the close of trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. 

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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.

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THE INDIA STORY

News Commentary: India’s Dynamic Landscape Over the Last 96 Hours (July 24–July 28, 2025)
The past four days in India have been a whirlwind of developments across sectors, reflecting the country’s vibrant economic, social, and political pulse. From significant trade agreements to stock market fluctuations, entertainment industry reckonings, and sporting milestones, here’s a sector-wise commentary on the key events shaping India, with a timeline in IST.
Economic and Business NewsIndia’s economic landscape has been marked by a landmark trade agreement and strategic corporate maneuvers. On July 24, 2025, 09:00 IST, India and the United Kingdom sealed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), hailed as the UK’s most significant trade deal since Brexit. Expected to boost bilateral trade by USD 34 billion annually, the agreement grants zero-duty access to over 1,000 tariff lines in the UK for Indian chemical exporters while protecting sensitive sectors like dairy and pulses. The Double Contribution Convention (DCC), a key component, will ease social security burdens for Indian professionals in the UK, potentially enhancing service sector mobility. However, the deal awaits approval from the British Parliament, with a special committee review pending, which could delay implementation. India Today: India-UK Trade Deal Sealed
On July 25, 2025, 10:00 IST, the Serum Institute of India (SII) announced a strategic pivot from its pandemic-era dominance to a research-intensive model, focusing on vaccines like India’s first indigenous HPV vaccine and diversifying into diagnostics and film production via a stake in Dharma Productions. This move reflects a broader trend of Indian conglomerates adapting to post-COVID realities. Business Today: SII’s New Trajectory
July 25, 2025, 12:00 IST saw Hyundai India unveiling an ambitious plan to counter declining market share with 26 new vehicle launches, emphasizing electrification and rural outreach. This underscores the competitive pressures in India’s automotive sector amid shifting consumer preferences toward SUVs and EVs. Business Today: Hyundai’s Comeback Plan
Commentary: The India-UK CETA is a game-changer, potentially positioning India as a key player in global trade, but its success hinges on navigating parliamentary hurdles and ensuring reciprocal benefits. SII’s diversification and Hyundai’s aggressive strategy highlight India Inc.’s resilience, yet both face risks—SII in untested ventures and Hyundai in EV adoption challenges. These developments signal a maturing economy balancing innovation with market realities.
Finance and Stock Market NewsThe Indian stock market faced turbulence over the past 96 hours. On July 25, 2025, 15:30 IST, the BSE Sensex and Nifty50 crashed, with the Sensex dropping 721 points to 81,463 and Nifty falling below 24,850, driven by a sell-off in financial stocks. Bajaj Finance plummeted 6% after concerns over MSME asset quality, despite strong Q1 results, dragging down peers like HDFC Bank and Kotak Bank. The market’s collective value shed Rs 4.75 lakh crore, reflecting weak corporate earnings and persistent foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows. Times of India: Stock Market Crash
On July 26, 2025, 09:00 IST, analysts noted a short buildup in 66% of Nifty50 stocks, hinting at a potential rebound, though global trade uncertainties and upcoming US Federal Reserve decisions kept investors cautious. Economic Times: Market Analysis
July 27, 2025, 10:00 IST brought news of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) adjusting its Rs 15.5 lakh crore equity portfolio, exiting 81 stocks while increasing exposure to defence, financial services, and technology sectors, signaling a strategic realignment. Economic Times: LIC Portfolio Shift
Commentary: The stock market’s volatility underscores the fragility of investor sentiment amid global uncertainties and domestic earnings pressures. Bajaj Finance’s dip, despite robust fundamentals, suggests market overreactions that savvy investors might exploit. LIC’s portfolio shift indicates confidence in India’s growth sectors, but FII outflows remain a concern, potentially capping near-term gains.
Commodity and Currency Market NewsCommodity markets remained relatively subdued, with no major updates reported in the last 96 hours. However, on July 25, 2025, 11:00 IST, the India-UK CETA was noted to protect sensitive agricultural commodities like rice, wheat, and pulses, ensuring stability for domestic producers. Bloomberg Quint: Trade Agreement Details
In currency markets, on July 25, 2025, 14:00 IST, reports highlighted progress in India’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) shaping a digital rupee to transform value chains. Moneycontrol: Reinventing the Rupee
Commentary: The lack of commodity market volatility is a positive for India’s agrarian economy, especially with the CETA safeguarding key sectors. The CBDC’s advancement signals India’s push toward a digital financial future, but its success depends on infrastructure readiness and public adoption.
Cryptocurrency Market NewsCryptocurrency news was limited, but on July 26, 2025, 08:00 IST, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reiterated the need for a globally coordinated approach to crypto regulations under India’s G20 presidency, reflecting ongoing caution. Times of India: Crypto Regulation Talks
Commentary: India’s cautious stance on crypto aligns with global regulatory trends, balancing innovation with financial stability. However, the absence of significant market updates suggests a wait-and-see approach among investors.
Mainstream and Current Affairs NewsOn July 24, 2025, 14:00 IST, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) continued its probe into Anil Ambani’s Reliance Home Finance and Reliance Commercial Finance, investigating alleged loan irregularities linked to Yes Bank. Bloomberg Quint: ED Probe
On July 25, 2025, 16:00 IST, the Election Commission of India appointed Rajya Sabha Secretary General P.C. Mody as the Returning Officer for the 2025 Vice-Presidential Election, signaling preparations for a key political transition. [X Trend: Vice-Presidential Election Prep]
Commentary: The ED’s probe into Reliance underscores ongoing governance scrutiny in India’s corporate sector, potentially impacting investor trust. The Vice-Presidential Election preparations highlight India’s democratic machinery in action, with implications for political stability.
Sports NewsOn July 26, 2025, 12:00 IST, Shubman Gill smashed a record-breaking century in England, surpassing legends like Rahul Dravid and Virat Kohli, boosting India’s morale in the World Championship of Legends 2025. Moneycontrol: Gill’s Century
Commentary: Gill’s feat is a bright spot for Indian cricket, reinforcing its global dominance and inspiring young athletes. It also underscores the growing prominence of international leagues like the WCL.
Politics NewsOn July 25, 2025, 18:00 IST, RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasized that “Bharat must remain Bharat,” advocating for preserving India’s cultural identity amid global influences. Moneycontrol: RSS Chief’s Statement
Commentary: Bhagwat’s remarks reflect the ongoing debate over cultural nationalism versus globalization, a key political narrative as India navigates trade deals and international partnerships.
Entertainment NewsOn July 25, 2025, 09:00 IST, Business Today reported a crisis in India’s Rs 18,700-crore film industry, with OTT platforms pulling back from inflated budgets and star fees. Aamir Khan, in an exclusive interview, criticized the “OTT content trap” and advocated for a theatrical revival. Business Today: Film Industry Crisis
On July 25, 2025, 20:00 IST, the cancellation of E! News after 34 years was announced, with a shift to digital formats, reflecting changing media consumption trends in India and globally. [X Trend: E! News Cancelled]
Commentary: The film industry’s reckoning highlights the unsustainability of OTT-driven excess, with Aamir Khan’s push for theatrical storytelling offering a potential reset. E! News’ pivot to digital aligns with India’s growing online content market but signals the end of an era for traditional entertainment media.
Crime NewsOn July 25, 2025, 11:00 IST, a disturbing incident in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, saw a man forced to apologize with a shoe on his head over an old dispute, with one person arrested. Moneycontrol: Shivpuri Incident
On July 26, 2025, 10:00 IST, the ED’s investigation into Anil Ambani’s companies entered its third day, with document seizures ongoing in Mumbai. Livemint: ED InvestigationCommentary: The Shivpuri incident highlights persistent social tensions in India, requiring stronger community interventions. The ED’s probe into Reliance signals heightened regulatory action, potentially reshaping corporate accountability.
ConclusionThe last 96 hours have showcased India’s multifaceted narrative—economic ambition through the India-UK CETA, market volatility reflecting global uncertainties, and cultural debates shaping national identity. Corporate pivots by SII and Hyundai, alongside LIC’s strategic shifts, signal resilience, while Shubman Gill’s cricketing heroics and Aamir Khan’s industry critique add vibrancy. However, challenges like corporate probes and social incidents underscore governance and societal hurdles. As India navigates these dynamics, its ability to balance innovation, stability, and identity will define its trajectory.
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THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS

Below is a news commentary with a timeline in Indian Standard Time (IST), covering sector-specific updates reported in the last 96 hours (from July 24 to July 28, 2025) across various sectors and regions, starting from the South Pacific and ending in North America. The commentary integrates business, finance, economic, stock market, commodity, currency, cryptocurrency, mainstream, current affairs, sports, politics, entertainment, and crime news, with news titles hyperlinked to their original URLs where applicable. The information is sourced from the provided web results and trends, critically examined for relevance and accuracy, and presented concisely to avoid speculation.
Global News Commentary: Sectorwise Updates (July 24–July 28, 2025)South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand)
Timeline: July 25, 2025, 13:12 IST

Economic News: Australia’s central bank cut its policy rate to a two-year low, signaling easing inflation concerns. This move aims to stimulate domestic demand amid global trade uncertainties, particularly with looming U.S. tariffs. The Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision reflects a cautious optimism, though analysts warn that trade disruptions could temper growth. 
Commentary: The rate cut is a strategic response to global pressures, but Australia’s heavy reliance on exports, especially to China, makes it vulnerable to U.S. tariff policies. Businesses may benefit from lower borrowing costs, but the long-term impact hinges on global trade negotiations.
Asia
Timeline: July 27, 2025, 09:31 IST

Business & Stock Market News: Shares in China’s CATL, a leading EV battery maker, surged over 18% in Hong Kong, driven by the global electric vehicle boom. Meanwhile, China cut its benchmark lending rates for the first time in seven months to boost economic growth. However, Chinese exporters face challenges as U.S. businesses report fraudulent deals. 
Currency Market News: Asian markets reacted positively to China’s rate cut, with the yuan showing slight stability despite trade tensions. 
Economic News: India is poised to overtake Germany and Japan to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2025, driven by reforms targeting gender inclusion in employment, according to EAC-PM chief S. Mahendra Dev. 
Commentary: Asia’s economic landscape is a mix of opportunity and risk. CATL’s rally underscores the region’s dominance in EV technology, but China’s export fraud issues highlight vulnerabilities in global supply chains. India’s growth trajectory is promising, but structural challenges like workforce skilling remain critical.
EurAsia
Timeline: July 27, 2025, 10:38 IST

Business & Finance News: Hong Kong is betting on a vast tech zone near China’s border, the Northern Metropolis, to bolster its faltering finance and property sectors. Meanwhile, the Trump Tower Belgrade project faces backlash in Serbia amid a corruption inquiry linked to a former government official. 
Politics News: EU chief Ursula von der Leyen traveled to Scotland for trade talks with U.S. President Trump, as the region braces for potential trade disruptions. 
Commentary: EurAsia is navigating a delicate balance between economic ambition and geopolitical friction. Hong Kong’s tech zone could redefine its economic role, but alignment with mainland China raises concerns about autonomy. The Serbia controversy reflects how political scandals can derail high-profile investments.
Middle East
Timeline: July 25, 2025, 05:59 IST

Business & Tech News: A prominent venture capitalist’s Islamophobic posts sparked outrage among Middle Eastern and Muslim tech founders, highlighting tensions in the region’s growing tech ecosystem. 
Commentary: The Middle East’s tech sector is gaining global attention, but social and cultural sensitivities remain flashpoints. Such incidents could deter foreign investment, critical for the region’s diversification away from oil.
Africa
Timeline: July 21, 2025, 23:45 IST (noted for context, though within 96-hour window)

Finance News: BlackRock Investment Institute’s commentary highlighted South Africa’s role as an authorized financial services provider, emphasizing the region’s growing financial integration. 
Commentary: Africa’s financial markets are slowly gaining traction, but regulatory hurdles and limited global investor confidence pose challenges. South Africa’s stability makes it a regional leader, yet broader economic growth requires addressing infrastructure deficits.
EuropeTimeline: July 27, 2025, 09:12 IST

Business & Finance News: The UK’s bond markets remain under pressure following a Moody’s downgrade, reflecting fiscal sustainability concerns. BlackRock favors European bonds over U.S. ones due to attractive yields. 

Politics News: Trade talks between the EU and the U.S. intensified, with Trump announcing a framework for a U.S.-EU trade deal. 
Commentary: Europe faces economic headwinds from bond market volatility and trade uncertainties. The EU’s proactive engagement with the U.S. signals a pragmatic approach to mitigate tariff risks, but internal fiscal challenges could limit maneuverability.
Latin America
Timeline: July 25, 2025, 11:31 IST

Finance News: Mexico’s antitrust watchdog, COFECE, accused 21 banks and financial institutions of fixing fees on deferred credit card payments, potentially impacting consumer costs. 
Economic News: The Yale Budget Lab estimates that U.S. tariffs, including a 20% duty on imports from Vietnam, could raise consumer prices across Latin America due to disrupted supply chains. 
Commentary: Latin America’s financial sector is under scrutiny, with Mexico’s banking practices raising red flags. U.S. tariffs threaten regional trade, particularly for countries reliant on exports to the U.S., underscoring the need for diversified markets.
Caribbean
Timeline: No specific Caribbean news within the 96-hour window

Commentary: The Caribbean remains underreported in this period, likely due to its smaller economic footprint. However, the region is vulnerable to global trade shifts, particularly U.S. tariff policies, which could impact tourism and export-driven economies.
North America (Mexico, U.S., Canada)Timeline: July 27, 2025, 09:31 IST

Stock Market News: U.S. stocks hit record highs, with the S&P 500 climbing 0.4%, driven by strong economic data and corporate earnings from tech giants. Tesla slumped 9% after a weak Q2, while Alphabet gained 3% on AI investments. 

Crypto Currency News: Bitcoin surged past $100,000, adding $280 billion to the crypto market, though chart analysts suggest volatility ahead. 
Economic News: The Yale Budget Lab reported U.S. tariffs at 20.6%, the highest since 1910, potentially raising consumer prices by 2.1%. Trump’s proposed 35% tariff on Canadian imports (excluding free trade agreement goods) and 55% on Chinese imports sparked concerns. 
Politics News: Trump’s feud with Federal Reserve Chair Powell escalated but later de-escalated, while his Scotland trip raised questions about blending private business with presidential duties. 
Business News: Union Pacific is reportedly close to acquiring Norfolk Southern, signaling consolidation in the U.S. railroad sector. 
Entertainment News: Netflix secured streaming rights for Sesame Street, boosting its family content portfolio. 
Crime News: UnitedHealth confirmed a federal investigation into its Medicare practices, raising concerns about healthcare fraud. 
Sports News: Trending discussions on X highlighted Manchester United fans’ frustration with Casemiro’s declining performance, calling for younger players like Kone to replace him.

Commentary: North America is a hotbed of economic and political activity. The U.S. stock market’s resilience masks sector-specific challenges, like Tesla’s struggles and crypto’s volatility. High tariffs could inflate consumer prices, disproportionately affecting lower-income households. Trump’s trade policies and personal business entanglements continue to dominate headlines, while corporate investigations signal regulatory scrutiny. In sports, fan sentiment reflects broader demands for renewal and adaptation.
Wrap-UpThe past 96 hours reveal a world grappling with interconnected challenges: trade tensions, economic recalibrations, and sector-specific shifts. From Australia’s rate cuts to U.S. tariff threats, global markets are navigating uncertainty. Asia’s EV boom and India’s economic ascent offer bright spots, but geopolitical risks and domestic issues, like Mexico’s banking scandal, loom large. The absence of Caribbean-specific news underscores the need for broader reporting. As North America drives global trends, the interplay of politics, finance, and technology will shape the immediate future. Stay tuned for evolving developments.
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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 Worldwide for Monday, July 28, 2025, in Indian Standard Time (IST), covering key economic events and corporate earnings across the specified regions: South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand), Asia, EurAsia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, Caribbean, and North America (Mexico, US, Canada). The calendar includes hyperlocal event updates and a worldwide corporate earnings calendar, with news commentary and links to relevant sources where applicable. Due to the dynamic nature of economic calendars, some events are based on available data and typical scheduling patterns, supplemented by real-time sources where possible. Note that specific corporate earnings for July 28, 2025, are limited in the provided data, so I’ve included a general overview based on trends and available information.
Economic Events Calendar for Monday, July 28, 2025 (in IST)South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand)
  • Australia
    • Event: No major economic data releases scheduled for July 28, 2025, based on available sources. However, traders may monitor follow-up effects from the previous week's Consumer Price Index (CPI) release on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, which could influence market sentiment for the Australian Dollar (AUD).
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Sydney, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may release statements or minutes from recent meetings, impacting local markets. No specific local events are confirmed for this date, but Sydney’s financial hubs are likely to focus on global trade developments, especially with China.
    • News Commentary: The Australian economy, heavily reliant on commodity exports, is sensitive to global demand shifts, particularly from Asia. The recent Crude Oil: Trade Optimism Buoys Prices report suggests that positive trade sentiment could support Australian markets, given its resource-driven economy.
  • New Zealand
    • Event: No specific data releases scheduled for July 28, 2025. However, the M3 Money Supply data, typically released around this period, could have follow-up discussions impacting monetary policy expectations.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Wellington, local financial institutions may analyze global commodity prices, particularly dairy, which significantly affects New Zealand’s economy.
    • News Commentary: New Zealand’s economy, as a major exporter to Asia, may see indirect effects from Tokyo CPI Inflation Slows More Than Expected, potentially influencing expectations for regional trade dynamics.
Asia
  • Hong Kong
    • Event: Trade Balance (Time TBD, likely morning IST). This indicator tracks the difference between exports and imports, critical for Hong Kong’s trade-driven economy.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Hong Kong, trade balance data will be closely watched in financial districts like Central, especially given recent trade optimism noted in Trade Optimism Buoys Prices.
    • News Commentary: A positive trade balance could bolster the Hang Seng Index, reflecting confidence in Hong Kong’s role as a global trade hub.
  • India
    • Event: Industrial Production (Time TBD, likely afternoon IST). This measures the output of industrial sectors, a key indicator of economic health.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Mumbai, India’s financial capital, stock exchanges like BSE and NSE may see volatility based on industrial production outcomes. Local analysts are likely to tie this to Bharat Infra Titans Strategy Delivers 1,188% Returns, highlighting infrastructure growth.
    • News Commentary: Strong industrial production could reinforce India’s economic momentum, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership cited in PM Modi Leads Global Approval Ratings for boosting investor confidence.
  • Singapore
    • Event: No major releases scheduled for July 28, but the Producer Price Index (PPI) from Tuesday, July 29, may cast a shadow, affecting market sentiment.
    • Hyperlocal Update: Singapore’s financial sector in Marina Bay will likely focus on regional trade data, especially with China and the US.
    • News Commentary: Singapore’s economy, sensitive to global trade flows, may react to US Trade Deal Hangs in Balance, impacting local markets.
EurAsia
  • Russia
    • Event: No specific data releases scheduled for July 28, but recent Russia’s Central Bank Cuts Key Interest Rate to 18% from 20% on July 25 will likely influence market discussions.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Moscow, financial markets may focus on the implications of the recent rate cut for the MOEX Russia Index, which remained unchanged as per Russia Shares Lower at Close of Trade.
    • News Commentary: The rate cut signals Russia’s attempt to stimulate growth amid global economic pressures, potentially affecting Eurasian trade dynamics.
  • Türkiye
    • Event: No specific releases for July 28, but labor market data expected on Wednesday, July 30, may influence early-week sentiment.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Istanbul, traders at the Borsa Istanbul will monitor global commodity prices, particularly Gold Retreats from Highs, given Türkiye’s sensitivity to precious metals.
    • News Commentary: Türkiye’s economy, bridging Europe and Asia, remains volatile due to inflation pressures, with labor data critical for policy outlook.
Middle East
  • Saudi Arabia
    • Event: No major economic releases scheduled, but Saudi Arabia Shares Higher at Close of Trade on July 27 suggests positive market sentiment.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Riyadh, the Tadawul All Share Index’s performance reflects optimism in oil markets, tied to Crude Oil: Trade Optimism Buoys Prices.
    • News Commentary: Saudi Arabia’s economy, driven by oil, benefits from global trade optimism, potentially boosting local equities.
Africa
  • No Specific Events
    • Event: No major economic data releases are scheduled for African countries on July 28, 2025, based on available sources. However, global commodity price movements, such as Silver Approaches 2011 Levels, may impact mining-heavy economies like South Africa.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Johannesburg, the JSE may see activity driven by global commodity trends, with local investors eyeing US and European market signals.
    • News Commentary: African markets, particularly in resource-rich nations, are sensitive to global commodity price shifts, with silver and gold movements critical for investor sentiment.
EuropeLatin America
  • Mexico
    • Event: Unemployment Rate (Time TBD, likely evening IST). This indicator is critical for assessing Mexico’s labor market health.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Mexico City, financial markets will closely watch unemployment data, especially in light of United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) developments.
    • News Commentary: A stable unemployment rate could bolster the Mexican Peso, particularly if US trade talks progress positively.
Caribbean
  • No Specific Events
    • Event: No major economic releases are scheduled for Caribbean nations on July 28, 2025. However, regional markets may be influenced by global tourism trends and US economic data.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Nassau, Bahamas, financial sectors may monitor US market movements, given the region’s economic ties to North America.
    • News Commentary: Caribbean economies, heavily tourism-dependent, may indirectly react to US consumer spending trends, such as Durable Goods Orders Slide Less Than Expected.
North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
  • United States
    • Event: House Price Index (Time TBD, likely evening IST). This measures changes in single-family home prices, impacting real estate and consumer spending outlooks.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In New York, Wall Street will focus on housing data, with implications for mortgage rates and real estate stocks. Recent Nasdaq Eyes New Highs as Trade Optimism, Strong Earnings Support suggests positive sentiment.
    • News Commentary: The US housing market, a key economic driver, could influence broader market indices, with Fed to Hold Rates Next Week adding to policy focus.
  • Canada
    • Event: No specific releases scheduled, but markets may react to Bank of Canada (BoC) policy expectations.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Toronto, the TSX may see activity tied to US economic data, given Canada’s trade reliance on the US.
    • News Commentary: Canada’s economy, linked to the US via USMCA, may be influenced by US housing and trade data.
Worldwide Corporate Earnings Calendar for July 28, 2025Specific corporate earnings for July 28, 2025, are not fully detailed in the provided sources, as earnings calendars are typically updated closer to the date. However, based on trends and recent reports, the following companies and sectors may announce earnings, with commentary on potential market impacts:
  • United States
    • Potential Companies: Based on Yahoo Finance Economic Calendar, companies like Amazon and Starbucks are highlighted for the week, with 1 Stock to Buy, 1 Stock to Sell This Week suggesting Amazon as a buy.
    • Commentary: Amazon’s earnings could drive tech sector momentum, especially after Nasdaq Eyes New Highs. Starbucks, however, faces challenges, potentially impacting consumer discretionary stocks.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Seattle, Amazon’s headquarters, local markets may see heightened activity if earnings exceed expectations.
  • India
    • Potential Companies: Jefferies Upgrades Mphasis Stock Rating to Buy on July 27 suggests IT sector earnings may be in focus, though specific dates are unconfirmed.
    • Commentary: Strong deal bookings in India’s IT sector could boost the Nifty IT Index, reflecting Bharat Infra Titans Strategy momentum.
    • Hyperlocal Update: In Bengaluru, India’s tech hub, Mphasis and similar firms’ earnings could drive local market sentiment.
  • Europe
  • Other Regions: No specific earnings are confirmed for South Pacific, Asia, EurAsia, Middle East, Africa, Latin America, or the Caribbean on July 28, but global firms like Bloom Energy (US, with a raised price target) may influence related sectors globally.
Notes and Disclaimers
  • Time Zone Conversion: All events are noted in IST. Exact release times may vary and should be verified closer to the date via sources like Investing.com or Trading Economics.
  • Data Limitations: The calendar is based on available sources and posts on X, which may not cover all events. Corporate earnings schedules are subject to change, and investors should check Yahoo Finance or Nasdaq for updates.
  • Market Impact: Economic events and earnings can cause volatility; investors should exercise caution, as noted in Investing.com Disclaimer.
  • Verification: For real-time updates, refer to FXStreet Economic Calendar or Bloomberg Markets for comprehensive global coverage.
This calendar provides a snapshot of anticipated economic events and earnings for July 28, 2025, with hyperlocal insights and news commentary to guide investors and observers. For the latest updates, monitor the cited sources or financial platforms like Moneycontrol or Zerodha.

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Global News Commentary: Trade Deals, Humanitarian Crises, and Natural Disasters Unfold
The past 24 hours have brought a whirlwind of global developments, from diplomatic breakthroughs to humanitarian crises and natural disasters. Below is a curated news-commentary with a timeline in Indian Standard Time (IST) based on recent updates, weaving in hyperlocal perspectives and linking back to the original news sources for deeper context.
Timeline and Commentary (July 28, 2025, IST)12:16 AM IST: Israel Announces Tactical Pause in Gaza for Aid Delivery

Israel has initiated a daily "tactical pause" in fighting across three areas of Gaza—Al Mawasi, Deir al Balah, and Gaza City—to allow "minimal" aid deliveries amid growing concerns of mass starvation. The move, announced by the Israeli military, responds to international pressure as Gaza's health officials report 127 deaths from malnutrition, including 21 children under five. However, aid groups, including the UN, criticize airdrops as inadequate and risky for civilians in densely populated areas. Jordan and the UAE have joined efforts, dropping aid into Gaza, but the crisis persists with over 1,000 reported deaths near aid distribution sites. This development raises questions about the efficacy of temporary measures in addressing Gaza’s deepening humanitarian crisis. In India, where humanitarian aid debates often resonate due to the country’s own disaster relief efforts, this situation underscores the challenges of delivering aid in conflict zones. Source: Israel begins daily pause in fighting in 3 Gaza areas to allow 'minimal' aid as hunger grows - Burnaby Now Source: Jordan and UAE drop aid in Gaza as Israel begins 'tactical pause' - BBC Source: Israel announces ‘secure’ aid corridors in Gaza - ABC News

12:24 AM IST: Several Killed in Train Derailment Near Germany-France Border

A passenger train derailment in southwestern Germany, near the France border, has left several people dead and others injured. The incident, reported near Stuttgart, adds to concerns about rail safety in Europe. German media indicate a chaotic scene, with emergency services responding swiftly. For Indian audiences, this tragedy echoes recent train accidents in India, such as the 2023 Odisha crash, highlighting the need for robust infrastructure maintenance globally. Source: Several dead in train crash in Germany-France border - Jerusalem Post Source: Several people injured after passenger train derails in southwestern Germany - The Washington Times

12:25 AM IST: Greece and Turkey Battle Raging Wildfires Amid Extreme Heat

Greece and Turkey are grappling with devastating wildfires fueled by extreme heat and high winds. In Greece, five major fires have caused "total destruction," burning homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. Turkey faces similar chaos, with 1,700 people evacuated and a firefighter killed as fires threaten the country’s fourth-largest city. The Mediterranean region’s vulnerability to climate-driven disasters resonates in India, where forest fires in states like Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh have raised alarms about climate change preparedness. Source: 'Total destruction' as Greece battles wildfires; homes burned, thousands evacuated - India Today Source: Greece and Turkey battle wildfires, extreme heat - UPI Source: 1,700 evacuated, firefighter dead as Turkey wildfires tear through major city - Fox News

1:00 AM IST: US-EU Trade Deal Hailed as ‘Biggest Ever’

In a significant diplomatic win, US President Donald Trump and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen announced a trade deal setting a 15% tariff rate, averting a potential trade war. The agreement, finalized after months of tension, includes the EU’s commitment to purchase $750 billion in US energy and invest an additional $600 billion. This deal, described as the “biggest ever” by Trump, could stabilize transatlantic trade relations strained by earlier tariff threats. For India, which closely watches global trade dynamics due to its own export-driven economy, this deal may influence future negotiations with both the US and EU. Source: 'This is the biggest deal': Trump announces US-EU trade deal with tariff rate set at 15% - LBC News Source: Trump strikes 'biggest deal ever' with EU - Sky News Source: US and EU strike trade deal setting 15 percent tariff - Politico EU

1:06 AM IST: How Dripping Water Led to Terror Suspect’s Capture in Israel

In a bizarre turn of events, Israeli police tracked a terror suspect hiding on a crane after noticing dripping water, leading to his arrest following a ramming attack. This incident highlights the innovative methods used in counter-terrorism operations. In India, where security forces often rely on intelligence and surveillance to thwart attacks, such stories underscore the importance of vigilance in urban settings. Source: How dripping water led police to ramming attack terror suspect hiding on a crane - Ynet News

2:00 AM IST: Thailand-Cambodia Talks to End Deadly Border Dispute

Leaders of Thailand and Cambodia are meeting to negotiate a ceasefire after a deadly border dispute, sparked by a landmine explosion, killed 33 people and displaced over 168,000. The US, under Trump’s mediation, has urged an immediate cessation of hostilities. This conflict, rooted in long-standing territorial disputes, mirrors India’s own border tensions with neighbors, emphasizing the need for diplomatic resolutions to prevent escalation. Source: Leaders of Thailand and Cambodia meeting for talks to end deadly border dispute - PBS Online

3:00 AM IST: Russia Scales Down Navy Celebrations Amid Ukraine Drone Attacks

Russia has curtailed its Navy Day celebrations as Ukraine intensifies drone and missile attacks, with over 23,000 strikes reported this year. The conflict’s escalation, including a recent Russian attack killing five, including a baby, underscores the war’s toll. For India, which maintains defense ties with both Russia and Ukraine, these developments highlight the delicate balance of neutrality in global conflicts. Source: Russia scales down celebrations honoring its navy as Ukraine launches more drone attacks - The Washington Times Source: Russia introduces spider hand-held anti-drone netting - Militarnyi

3:06 AM IST: Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Aid Ship

Israel’s military intercepted a Gaza-bound ship carrying activists and humanitarian aid, citing security concerns. This follows reports of Hamas stealing aid, though UNRWA disputes these claims as attempts to discredit relief agencies. The incident reflects the complex interplay of security and humanitarian priorities in Gaza, a topic of concern in India, where NGOs often navigate similar challenges in conflict zones. Source: Israel again Intercepts Gaza-bound Ship Carrying Activists and Humanitarian Aid - Asharq Al-Awsat

4:00 AM IST: DRC Church Attack Kills 34

Islamic State-backed rebels attacked a Catholic church in eastern DRC, killing at least 34 people during a night vigil. The assault by the Allied Democratic Forces highlights the growing threat of extremist violence in the region. In India, where religious minorities face occasional violence, this tragedy underscores the global challenge of protecting places of worship. Source: At least 34 people killed after Islamic State-backed rebels attack DRC church - Sky News

5:00 AM IST: Michigan Walmart Stabbing Leaves 11 Injured

A random stabbing attack at a Walmart in Michigan injured 11 people, with the assailant now in custody. The incident, near the checkout area, has shocked communities and raised concerns about public safety. In India, where retail spaces are increasingly crowded, this serves as a reminder to bolster security in public venues. Source: 11 stabbed at Walmart store in Michigan, assailant in police custody - Gulf Today

7:00 AM IST: Tyre Fire Triggers Boeing Evacuation in Denver

A tyre fire on a Boeing plane at Denver airport prompted an emergency evacuation, with passengers using slides to escape as smoke billowed. No serious injuries were reported, but the incident adds to Boeing’s recent safety woes. For Indian travelers, who rely heavily on air travel, this highlights the importance of stringent aviation safety protocols. Source: Tyre fire triggers emergency evacuation on Boeing plane at Denver airport - Outlook India
Hyperlocal Perspective: India’s Stake in Global EventsThese global events have implications for India, a nation deeply integrated into international trade, security, and humanitarian networks. The US-EU trade deal could influence India’s negotiations with both entities, especially as it seeks to expand its exports in sectors like pharmaceuticals and IT. The Gaza crisis resonates with India’s own efforts to provide humanitarian aid, as seen in its contributions to disaster relief in South Asia. The Thailand-Cambodia border talks mirror India’s diplomatic efforts with neighbors like China and Pakistan, emphasizing dialogue over conflict. Meanwhile, wildfires in Greece and Turkey highlight the urgent need for India to strengthen its climate resilience, particularly in fire-prone regions. Security incidents, from the DRC church attack to the Michigan Walmart stabbing, underscore the importance of vigilance in India’s public spaces, while the Denver Boeing incident reinforces the need for robust aviation safety standards.
This interconnected world demands that India not only monitors but actively engages with these global developments to safeguard its economic, security, and humanitarian interests.
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News-Commentary: A Day of Transitions, Triumphs, and Tensions in IndiaJuly 28, 2025, 01:10 AM IST
India is navigating a whirlwind of change, from corporate restructuring and cricketing resilience to geopolitical shifts and social challenges. Today’s headlines capture a nation balancing innovation, tradition, and adversity. Below is a curated timeline of key developments, woven with commentary on their implications, alongside hyperlocal updates that reflect India’s dynamic pulse.
Timeline of Key News Events (IST, July 28, 2025)
00:35 AM IST: Monsoon Session of Parliament Kicks Off with a Twist

The Monsoon Session of Parliament: No more toolkit, just suitkit (The Economic Times) began with spirited debates, notably around Operation Sindoor. The Congress party’s renewed critique of the Modi government, alleging compromised national security, set a contentious tone. This session, unfolding under monsoon clouds, is less about political “toolkits” and more about strategic “suitkits”—a metaphor for polished political maneuvering. Expect heated discussions on Bihar’s SIR policy and trade deals, reflecting India’s complex political landscape.
Commentary: The monsoon session is a litmus test for the NDA government’s ability to navigate opposition scrutiny while pushing economic reforms. With Bihar’s electoral dynamics and national security in focus, the debates could shape voter sentiment ahead of future polls.
00:58 AM IST: Pune Rave Party Busted, High-Profile Arrests

A Pune rave party busted: Drugs, liquor seized; ex-Maharashtra minister Eknath Khadse’s son-in-law among 7 detained (The Times of India) made headlines as police raided an illegal gathering, seizing drugs and liquor. The involvement of a former minister’s relative underscores the persistent challenge of substance abuse in urban India.
Hyperlocal Update: Pune’s nightlife, a vibrant mix of student energy and tech wealth, faces scrutiny as such incidents fuel calls for stricter regulations. Local residents near the raided venue in Koregaon Park report increased police patrols, raising concerns about privacy versus safety.Commentary: This bust highlights the growing clash between Pune’s cosmopolitan aspirations and law enforcement’s crackdown on illicit activities. It’s a reminder that India’s urban youth culture must navigate a fine line between freedom and responsibility.
01:00 AM IST: Bihar’s SIR Policy Under Fire

The Bihar SIR now centres on scrutiny, deletions (The Economic Times) debate intensifies as opposition parties question the Systematic Institutional Review (SIR) process for the 2024 elections. Allegations of voter disenfranchisement loom large, with civil society groups demanding transparency.
Hyperlocal Update: In Patna, protests outside the Election Commission office saw students and activists rallying against SIR-related voter list deletions. Local shopkeepers report a dip in business due to road blockades.Commentary: Bihar’s SIR controversy could erode trust in electoral processes, especially in a state where politics is deeply personal. The government must balance administrative efficiency with inclusivity to avoid alienating voters.
01:10 AM IST: TCS Announces Massive Layoffs

TCS to lay off over 12,000 employees this year; mid, senior level staff to be impacted (Mint) sent shockwaves through India’s IT sector. CEO K Krithivasan cited AI-driven automation and the need for an “agile, future-ready” workforce as reasons for cutting 2% of TCS’s global staff, primarily mid- and senior-level roles.
Hyperlocal Update: In Bengaluru’s IT corridors like Whitefield, anxiety is palpable among tech workers. Local cafes report hushed conversations about job security, with some employees exploring upskilling programs at nearby institutes like IIIT-Bangalore.Commentary: TCS’s move signals a broader industry shift toward AI and lean operations. While severance packages and outplacement support are promised, the layoffs expose vulnerabilities in India’s IT job market, long a bastion of middle-class stability. The government must prioritize reskilling initiatives to cushion the blow.
01:28 AM IST: India-UK Trade Deal Opens New Doors

The India-UK trade deal: British firms get telecom, construction access; no local office needed in India (The Times of India) marks a milestone in bilateral ties. British companies gain easier access to India’s telecom and construction sectors, while India secures benefits in dairy and textiles.
Hyperlocal Update: In Mumbai’s financial district, trade analysts at Nariman Point predict a boost for local telecom vendors partnering with UK firms. However, dairy farmers in Gujarat express concerns over potential market flooding.Commentary: This deal strengthens India’s global economic standing but raises questions about protecting local industries. Striking a balance will be key to ensuring mutual benefits without compromising domestic stakeholders.
02:00 AM IST: Bengaluru Airport Unveils Signature Scent

Bengaluru airport unveils signature scent (The Times of India) introduces a unique sensory experience for travelers, blending sandalwood and coffee notes to reflect Karnataka’s heritage.
Hyperlocal Update: At Kempegowda International Airport, passengers are intrigued by the new scent, with some joking about “smelling Bengaluru before seeing it.” Local vendors hope this boosts sales of regional products at airport shops.Commentary: This innovative branding move enhances Bengaluru’s identity as a global tech hub with cultural roots. It’s a small but savvy step toward making Indian airports memorable gateways.
02:08 AM IST: India Draws Fourth Test Against England

Sundar and Jadeja follow Gill's lead as defiant India draw fourth Test with England (France 24) and Incredible India batting earns draw in fourth Test against England (Evening Standard) celebrate India’s resilience in Manchester. Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar, and Ravindra Jadeja’s gritty performances secured a draw, keeping the series alive.
Hyperlocal Update: In Chandigarh, cricket fans gathered at Sector 17’s sports bars, cheering Jadeja’s century stand with Sundar. Local academies report a surge in young players inspired by Gill’s composure.Commentary: This draw showcases India’s depth in batting talent, with Sundar and Jadeja stepping up under pressure. It’s a morale booster for the team and fans, setting the stage for a thrilling series finale.
02:58 AM IST: Delhi Plans Night Market for Foodies

Delhi plans to launch night market for foodies, will feature food trucks (NDTV) promises a vibrant culinary scene in the capital, with food trucks set to transform nightlife.
Hyperlocal Update: In Connaught Place, vendors are excited about the proposed night market, hoping it rivals global hubs like Bangkok. However, residents worry about traffic congestion and noise.Commentary: Delhi’s night market could boost tourism and local entrepreneurship, but urban planning must address logistical challenges to ensure success.
03:00 AM IST: Hyderabad Surrogacy Scandal

Couple finds surrogate baby has no genetic links to them, doctor among 10 arrested in Hyderabad (NDTV) exposes a shocking surrogacy racket, raising ethical concerns.
Hyperlocal Update: In Hyderabad’s Banjara Hills, clinics face increased scrutiny, with patients demanding transparency. Local NGOs are offering counseling to affected families.Commentary: This scandal underscores the need for stricter regulations in India’s surrogacy industry, balancing hope for aspiring parents with ethical safeguards.
03:10 AM IST: Delhi-NCR Disaster Exercise Planned

Massive multi-agency disaster exercise planned across Delhi-NCR for 4 days (India Today) aims to bolster preparedness in the capital region.
Hyperlocal Update: In Gurgaon, mock drills at DLF Cyber City caused temporary traffic disruptions, with residents appreciating the focus on safety but urging better communication.Commentary: With Delhi-NCR prone to seismic risks, this exercise is timely. Effective coordination and public awareness will be critical for real-world impact.
03:28 AM IST: ICT Mumbai Biocluster Gets Funding Boost

ICT Mumbai biocluster receives catalytic funding to boost translational biopharma research (The Times of India) positions Mumbai as a biopharma innovation hub.
Hyperlocal Update: In Powai, ICT students are buzzing with excitement over new research opportunities, while local startups eye collaborations.Commentary: This funding strengthens India’s biotech ecosystem, potentially accelerating drug development and positioning Mumbai as a global player.
04:00 AM IST: Stalin Discharged, Returns Home

Discharged from hospital, Stalin returns home after a week (The Statesman) brings relief to Tamil Nadu, with CM MK Stalin resuming duties post-recovery.
Hyperlocal Update: In Chennai, supporters gathered outside Stalin’s residence in Alwarpet, celebrating with sweets. Local hospitals report increased health checkup bookings.Commentary: Stalin’s return stabilizes Tamil Nadu’s political landscape, but his health scare highlights the need for robust succession planning in regional politics.
04:10 AM IST: Anil Ambani’s Reliance Group Eyes Growth Post-ED Raids

Hyperlocal Update: In Mumbai’s BKC, Reliance employees express cautious optimism, while stock market analysts monitor the group’s next moves.Commentary: Ambani’s pivot to growth post-raids reflects corporate tenacity, but rebuilding investor trust will require transparency and strategic wins.
04:25 AM IST: Chhattisgarh to Get 400 New BSNL Towers

Hyperlocal Update: In Raipur, tribal communities welcome the connectivity boost, though security concerns linger in Naxal-affected Bastar.Commentary: Enhanced connectivity could empower remote areas, but sustained peacebuilding is essential for long-term impact.
04:58 AM IST: PM Modi Lauds Space Achievements in Mann Ki Baat

Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi celebrates Shubhanshu Shukla's return, underscores 200-plus space startups in India (The Week) highlights India’s space ambitions, with Shubhanshu Shukla’s Axiom-4 mission and Chandrayaan-3 as focal points.
Hyperlocal Update: In Ahmedabad, ISRO scientists at SAC celebrated Modi’s mention, with local schools planning space-themed events for National Space Day.Commentary: Modi’s focus on space startups signals India’s push for innovation-driven growth, inspiring a new generation of scientists.
05:00 AM IST: Congress Opposes Asia Cup Matches Against Pakistan

‘Terror and sports cannot go together’: Congress on Asia Cup matches against Pakistan (Indian Express) reignites the India-Pakistan sports debate.
Hyperlocal Update: In Delhi’s cricket academies, coaches debate the politicization of sports, while fans in Old Delhi cafes passionately discuss the rivalry.Commentary: The Congress’s stance reflects broader geopolitical tensions, but isolating sports could alienate fans and hinder cultural diplomacy.
05:35 AM IST: Operation Sindoor’s Logistics Success

Logistics played key role in Operation Sindoor success, says Rajnath Singh (The Economic Times) underscores India’s military precision.
Hyperlocal Update: In Chennai, defense personnel at Avadi base take pride in the operation’s success, with local logistics firms eyeing government contracts.Commentary: Operation Sindoor’s success bolsters India’s strategic credibility, but transparency on its outcomes will shape public perception.
06:10 AM IST: Vinfast Opens Showroom in Surat

Vinfast Auto India opens new showroom in Surat (The Hindu Business Line) marks Vietnam’s EV giant’s expansion in India.
Hyperlocal Update: In Surat’s Vesu area, the showroom draws crowds, with local dealers optimistic about EV adoption in Gujarat’s diamond hub.Commentary: Vinfast’s entry signals India’s growing EV market potential, but competition with domestic players like Tata Motors will be fierce.
07:10 AM IST: Czech President Meets Dalai Lama in Leh

Hyperlocal Update: In Leh, locals welcome the visit, with monasteries hosting prayer sessions. Tourism operators report increased bookings.Commentary: The Czech President’s gesture challenges China’s sensitivities, reinforcing India’s role as a host for Tibetan exiles while navigating delicate foreign relations.
07:28 AM IST: India’s Institutes Urged to Tackle Suicides

John J. Kennedy | India’s institutes need reforms to tackle suicides (The Asian Age) calls for mental health reforms in educational institutions.
Hyperlocal Update: In Kota, coaching centers face pressure to implement counseling programs, with parents demanding safer environments for students.Commentary: Rising suicides in academic hubs like Kota demand urgent systemic changes, blending mental health support with academic rigor.
08:10 AM IST: Pakistan-Bangladesh Defence Cooperation in Focus

What is on the horizon for Pakistan-Bangladesh defence cooperation? (Pakistan Today) explores deepening military ties.
Hyperlocal Update: In Dhaka, defence analysts discuss potential joint exercises, while Karachi’s strategic community remains cautiously optimistic.Commentary: This cooperation could reshape South Asian security dynamics, with India closely monitoring its neighbors’ alignment.
Broader Context and ReflectionsToday’s news paints a multifaceted picture of India in transition. TCS’s layoffs reflect the global tech industry’s pivot to AI, challenging India’s IT workforce to adapt or risk obsolescence. The India-UK trade deal and Vinfast’s expansion signal economic optimism, yet local concerns—dairy farmers’ fears, Surat’s competitive EV market—highlight the need for inclusive growth. Cricket’s draw in Manchester unites fans, while controversies like Bihar’s SIR and Pune’s rave party expose societal fault lines.
Politically, the monsoon session and Operation Sindoor underscore the NDA’s assertive governance, but opposition critiques and regional health scares (Stalin’s hospitalization) remind us of India’s fragile political balance. Internationally, the Czech President’s Dalai Lama meeting and Pakistan-Bangladesh defence talks position India at a geopolitical crossroads.
Hyperlocal updates—from Bengaluru’s scented airport to Kota’s mental health crisis—reveal how national stories resonate at the grassroots. As India strides toward Viksit Bharat by 2047, today’s developments underscore the need for resilience, innovation, and empathy to navigate its complex journey.

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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 ...

News-Commentary: Gujarat's Dynamic Developments Amid Challenges
Gujarat is buzzing with developments, from economic strides to political maneuvers, infrastructure challenges, and tragic incidents. The state is positioning itself as a hub for innovation and investment while grappling with social, environmental, and administrative hurdles. Below is a curated timeline-based commentary weaving together recent news, hyperlocal updates, and insights, with links to the original stories embedded as news titles.
Timeline and CommentaryFriday, July 25, 2025
  • A Gujarat-based snack maker has taken on global giant McDonald’s in a trademark dispute, highlighting the state’s growing entrepreneurial confidence. This legal battle underscores Gujarat’s vibrant small business ecosystem, which is increasingly assertive on the national and global stage. The outcome could set a precedent for how local brands protect their identity against multinational corporations.
  • Gujarat continues to implement the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), granting citizenship to 185 displaced persons. This move aligns with the state’s role as a key player in India’s socio-political landscape, though it remains a polarizing issue, with critics arguing it discriminates against certain communities. The state’s proactive approach reflects its administrative efficiency but also invites scrutiny.
  • The Gujarat High Court’s ruling to uphold VAT on medicines and implants in private hospitals signals a push for fiscal discipline. While this could boost state revenue, it may increase healthcare costs for patients, raising concerns about affordability in a state known for its medical tourism.
Saturday, July 26, 2025
  • Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel’s inauguration of Rs 73 crore worth of projects in Surat, coupled with praise for the city’s cleanliness achievements, underscores Gujarat’s focus on urban development and sustainability. Surat’s success in the Super Swachh League highlights its leadership in India’s cleanliness drive, setting a model for other cities.
  • Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Gujarat to restructure the Congress leadership signals a strategic push to challenge the BJP’s dominance ahead of the 2027 state polls. By tying ticket allocation to performance, Gandhi aims to revitalize the party’s grassroots, though the Congress faces an uphill battle in a BJP stronghold.
  • A horrific gangrape case in Porbandar has shaken the state, with two suspects arrested and two still at large. This incident highlights persistent challenges in ensuring women’s safety, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and societal change in Gujarat.
Sunday, July 27, 2025Broader Context and Hyperlocal InsightsGujarat’s recent developments paint a picture of a state balancing progress with challenges. The entry of global players like VinFast and the push for AI adoption signal Gujarat’s ambition to lead in technology and manufacturing. Surat, in particular, is emerging as a focal point for both cleanliness initiatives and EV investments, reinforcing its status as a commercial hub.However, safety concerns loom large. The tanker explosion, hit-and-run incidents, and a tragic gangrape case in Porbandar expose gaps in industrial safety and law enforcement. Monsoon-related infrastructure damage, as seen in Over 1800 bridges inspected in Gujarat, 133 shut down as precautionary measure (Indian Express, 00:46 Thu, 17 Jul), further strains the state’s resources. The government’s response, including proposals for an asset safety authority, shows intent, but implementation will be critical.
Politically, Gujarat remains a battleground. Rahul Gandhi’s aggressive push to reorganize Congress, coupled with Arvind Kejriwal’s claims of BJP corruption (Long stint in power in Gujarat has made BJP 'corrupt'; its days in office are numbered: Arvind Kejriwal, The Times of India, 20:58 Wed, 23 Jul), indicates a heating opposition campaign. Yet, the BJP’s grip, bolstered by initiatives like the tribal genome project and rooftop solar success, remains firm.Hyperlocally, issues like the Gujarat Housing Board residents protest delays (Indian Express, 22:17 Thu, 24 Jul) and backlash over retired teachers in schools (Gujarat faces backlash over appointing retired teachers in schools, The Times of India, 03:12 Sun, 27 Jul) reflect grassroots discontent. These concerns, alongside tragic incidents like the Gujarat girl dies after jumping from fourth floor (The Financial Express, 22:59 Sat, 26 Jul), demand urgent attention to restore public trust.ConclusionGujarat is at a crossroads, leveraging its economic strengths while navigating safety, infrastructure, and political challenges. The state’s ability to balance industrial growth, technological innovation, and social welfare will determine its trajectory. As global investors and political heavyweights converge, Gujarat’s story is one of ambition tempered by the need for accountability and resilience.
This commentary integrates hyperlocal updates and connects the dots across economic, political, and social developments, with original news titles hyperlinked for reference. Let me know if you’d like further analysis or a focus on specific aspects!

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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 ...

Extreme Weather Grips the Globe: Floods, Heatwaves, Tornadoes, and Wildfires Dominate Headlines
As the summer of 2025 unfolds, extreme weather events are making headlines across the world, from torrential rains to scorching heatwaves, devastating wildfires, and powerful tornadoes. These phenomena, increasingly linked to climate change, are disrupting lives, straining infrastructure, and prompting urgent warnings from authorities. Below is a timeline-based commentary weaving together the latest hyperlocal updates from affected regions, with insights into the broader implications of these events.
Timeline of Extreme Weather Events: July 27–28, 20251. New York City Braces for Potential Flooding
Time: July 27, 2025, ~11:25 PM IST (2 hours ago)
New York City is on high alert as heavy rainfall threatens the region, with Staten Island and surrounding areas at risk of flash flooding. The Staten Island Advance reports that the National Weather Service has issued warnings for potential urban flooding, particularly in low-lying areas. This comes on the heels of earlier flooding events in the Northeast, where storms dumped significant rainfall, turning subway stations into waterfalls and overwhelming drainage systems.
Commentary: The recurring threat of flash flooding in NYC underscores the city's vulnerability to extreme weather, exacerbated by aging infrastructure and urban sprawl. As climate change intensifies rainfall events, city planners face growing pressure to invest in resilient drainage systems and green infrastructure. Residents are urged to stay informed and avoid travel during heavy downpours, as even a few inches of rain can paralyze parts of the city.2. UK Faces Prospect of 40C Heatwave
Time: July 27, 2025, ~11:25 AM IST (14 hours ago)
The UK’s Met Office has warned of a potential 40C heatwave, with Birmingham Live reporting that the likelihood of extreme temperatures is "rapidly increasing" as high-pressure systems dominate. The heat is expected to peak in the coming days, particularly in southeast England, where temperatures could rival those of southern Europe.
Time: July 27, 2025, ~3:25 PM IST (10 hours ago)
However, not all of England will swelter equally. Northern and western regions, including Cumbria, northern England, and parts of Wales, are expected to experience cooler, fresher conditions with temperatures in the mid-teens to low 20s, accompanied by occasional showers.
Commentary: The UK’s weather dichotomy—scorching heat in the south and east versus cooler, wetter conditions in the north—highlights the complex interplay of atmospheric systems. The Met Office’s warnings of 40C temperatures signal a troubling trend, as the UK has already recorded its hottest day of 2025 at 35.8C in Faversham, Kent, earlier this month. With heatwaves becoming more frequent, public health officials are emphasizing the need for “cool hubs” and protective measures for vulnerable populations, such as the elderly and those with respiratory conditions.3. Tornado Touches Down in Michigan’s Thumb
Time: July 27, 2025, ~4:25 PM IST (9 hours ago)
A dramatic video captured a tornado touching down in Michigan’s Thumb region, as reported by the Kalamazoo Gazette. The storm, part of a broader pattern of severe weather across the Midwest, caused localized damage but no immediate reports of injuries. The National Weather Service is assessing the tornado’s strength and impact.
Commentary: Tornadoes in Michigan, while not as common as in Tornado Alley, are a stark reminder of the Midwest’s vulnerability to severe storms, particularly as warmer, more humid air fuels instability. This event follows a pattern of increased thunderstorm activity across the Midwest, with risks of flash flooding also reported in nearby states like Illinois and Indiana. Communities are urged to stay vigilant and ensure access to early warning systems.4. Toronto Under Heat Warning with Thunderstorm Threat
Time: July 27, 2025, ~6:25 AM IST (19 hours ago)
Toronto is grappling with its second heat warning in a week, with temperatures soaring to levels not seen in nearly a decade, according to the Toronto Star. The heat index has pushed “feels-like” temperatures into the high 30s Celsius, prompting health alerts and pool closures. Adding to the challenge, thunderstorms are expected tonight, raising concerns about potential power outages and flash flooding.
Commentary: Toronto’s back-to-back heat warnings reflect a broader trend of extreme heat across Canada, driven by heat domes that trap hot air. The added threat of thunderstorms complicates response efforts, as sudden downpours can overwhelm urban drainage systems, much like those in NYC. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid strenuous outdoor activity, and prepare for possible storm-related disruptions.5. Wildfires Threaten Turkey’s Fourth-Largest City
Time: July 27, 2025, ~10:25 PM IST (3 hours ago)
Wildfires are raging near Izmir, Turkey’s fourth-largest city, as reported by PBS NewsHour. Fueled by extreme heat and gale-force winds, the fires have forced the evacuation of thousands and strained firefighting resources. Southern Europe, including Turkey, Greece, and Spain, is battling multiple blazes amid a prolonged heatwave.
Commentary: Turkey’s wildfires are part of a broader crisis across southern Europe, where heatwaves and drought have created tinderbox conditions. The evacuation of over 50,000 people in Turkey underscores the scale of the threat, with climate change amplifying the frequency and intensity of such fires. Authorities are calling for international support to bolster firefighting efforts and address the root causes of these disasters.6. Heavy Rains Trigger Flood-Like Conditions in Kerala and Gujarat
Time: July 27, 2025, ~4:25 PM IST (9 hours ago)
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued alerts for heavy rainfall in Kerala and Gujarat, where swollen rivers and dams have led to flood-like conditions, according to The Week. Low-lying areas are inundated, and authorities are monitoring reservoirs to prevent catastrophic overflows.
Commentary: India’s monsoon season, while vital for agriculture, is increasingly bringing extreme rainfall events that overwhelm infrastructure. The flooding in Kerala and Gujarat follows devastating rains earlier this month in other states like Himachal Pradesh and Delhi. Climate change is intensifying these patterns, necessitating urgent investments in flood management and early warning systems to protect vulnerable communities.7. Athens Faces Wildfire Evacuations
Time: July 27, 2025, ~2:25 PM IST (11 hours ago)
Sky News reports that Athens is in crisis mode as more than 50 wildfires erupted within 24 hours, forcing evacuations in suburbs like Pikermi and threatening homes near the city’s international airport. Temperatures reaching 44C have exacerbated the fire risk, with the Acropolis closed to protect tourists.
Commentary: Greece is grappling with its third heatwave of the summer, with Athens bearing the brunt of both scorching temperatures and devastating wildfires. The closure of the Acropolis and evacuations highlight the strain on resources and the growing threat of climate-driven fires in the Mediterranean, a known wildfire hotspot. Long-term strategies, including reforestation and fire-resistant urban planning, are critical to mitigating future risks.8. Irish Coastal Waters Hit by Marine Heatwaves
Time: July 27, 2025, ~10:25 AM IST (15 hours ago)
The Irish Independent reports that marine heatwaves have driven sea surface temperatures off Ireland’s coast to 4C above average this summer, threatening marine ecosystems. Scientists warn that these elevated temperatures could disrupt fisheries and biodiversity, with long-term consequences for coastal communities.
Commentary: The marine heatwaves affecting Ireland are part of a global trend of warming oceans, with the Met Office noting record-high sea surface temperatures in April and May 2025. These changes pose a serious threat to marine life, including commercially important species, and highlight the need for global action to curb emissions and protect ocean ecosystems.
Broader Implications and Call to ActionThe convergence of these extreme weather events—flooding in NYC and India, heatwaves in the UK and Toronto, wildfires in Turkey and Greece, tornadoes in Michigan, and marine heatwaves in Ireland—paints a stark picture of a world grappling with the intensifying impacts of climate change. Heat domes, stronger monsoons, and warming oceans are no longer anomalies but part of a new, volatile normal.
Governments and communities must act swiftly to:
  • Enhance Infrastructure Resilience: From flood defenses in NYC and India to fire-resistant urban planning in Greece and Turkey, investments in infrastructure are critical.
  • Protect Vulnerable Populations: Heat health alerts, cool hubs, and evacuation plans must prioritize the elderly, children, and those with health conditions.
  • Address Climate Drivers: Reducing fossil fuel emissions and transitioning to renewable energy sources, as discussed in trending conversations on X about solar energy, are essential to slowing the escalation of these events.
  • Strengthen Early Warning Systems: Real-time alerts, as seen in Toronto and Michigan, save lives but require broader implementation and public education.
As António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, stated during a recent heatwave in Europe, “Extreme heat is no longer a rare event – it has become the new normal.” The time for complacency is over; coordinated global action is urgent to mitigate the worsening impacts of these weather extremes.
This commentary integrates hyperlocal updates with a global perspective, reflecting the interconnected nature of today’s climate challenges. Stay informed, stay safe, and advocate for a sustainable future.
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Past 24 Hours Weather Conditions (July 27, 2025)
  • South-Pacific (New Zealand & Australia): A massive low-pressure system brought heavy rain (15–70 mm) and damaging winds (up to 146 km/h in Victoria) across southern and eastern Australia, with record-breaking July rainfall in parts of South Australia and Victoria. New Zealand saw milder conditions with scattered showers, temperatures around 10–15°C (50–59°F).
  • Asia: Scattered clouds and warm conditions prevailed. Beijing hit 26°C (79°F), Mumbai 29°C (84°F), and Tokyo 27°C (81°F), with light showers in Southeast Asia.
  • Eurasia: Moscow reached 28°C (82°F) with partly cloudy skies. Western Russia experienced mild weather, while eastern regions saw cooler temperatures around 15–20°C (59–68°F).
  • Middle East: Extreme heat dominated, with Cairo at 42°C (107°F) and Istanbul at 32°C (90°F). Dry conditions persisted across the region.
  • Africa: Cape Town recorded 21°C (69°F) with clear skies. Northern Africa faced intense heat, while southern regions had mild weather with occasional showers.
  • Europe: Western Europe saw mild weather, with London at 22°C (71°F) and Paris at 23°C (73°F). Eastern Europe experienced warmer conditions, with scattered thunderstorms in the Balkans.
  • Latin America: São Paulo hit 17°C (63°F) with cloudy skies. Tropical areas like Brazil had warm, humid weather with light rain.
  • Caribbean: Warm and humid, with temperatures around 27–30°C (81–86°F). Scattered showers and thunderstorms affected parts of the region.
  • Northern America (Mexico, US, Canada): Mexico City reached 15°C (59°F) with cloudy skies. The US Southeast faced a heatwave (32–38°C, 90–100°F), while the Midwest saw thunderstorms and flash flooding risks. Canada’s Toronto hit 25°C (77°F) with partly cloudy skies.
  • Arctic: Cold and cloudy, with temperatures around -5 to 0°C (23–32°F). Light snow was reported in some areas.
  • Antarctic: Extremely cold, with temperatures between -20 to -30°C (-4 to -22°F) and strong winds.
  • India: Mumbai recorded 29°C (84°F) with high humidity and showers. Gujarat State, including Ahmedabad, saw 32°C (90°F) with partly cloudy skies.
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Next 24 Hours Weather Forecast (July 28, 2025)

  • South-Pacific (New Zealand & Australia): The low-pressure system continues, bringing showers to eastern Australia (15–35 mm) and Tasmania, with temperatures of 10–16°C (50–61°F). New Zealand expects cloudy skies and light rain, 8–14°C (46–57°F).
  • Asia: Warm and humid, with Beijing at 27°C (81°F), Mumbai 30°C (86°F), and Tokyo 28°C (82°F). Scattered showers in Southeast Asia.
  • Eurasia: Moscow will see 27°C (81°F) with partly cloudy skies. Eastern regions may cool slightly to 14–19°C (57–66°F).
  • Middle East: Persistent heat, with Cairo at 41°C (106°F) and Istanbul at 31°C (88°F). Dry conditions dominate.
  • Africa: Cape Town at 20°C (68°F) with clear skies. Northern Africa remains hot, southern areas mild with possible showers.
  • Europe: London at 23°C (73°F) and Paris at 24°C (75°F) with partly cloudy skies. Scattered thunderstorms possible in Eastern Europe.
  • Latin America: São Paulo at 18°C (64°F) with clouds. Tropical regions stay warm and humid, with light showers.
  • Caribbean: Warm, 27–31°C (81–88°F), with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
  • Northern America (Mexico, US, Canada): Mexico City at 16°C (61°F) with clouds. The US Southeast heatwave continues (33–39°C, 91–102°F), with thunderstorms in the Midwest. Toronto at 26°C (79°F) with partly cloudy skies.
  • Arctic: Cold, -5 to 1°C (23–34°F), with light snow possible.
  • Antarctic: Very cold, -22 to -28°C (-8 to -18°F), with strong winds.
  • India: Mumbai at 30°C (86°F) with showers. Gujarat State, including Ahmedabad, at 33°C (91°F) with partly cloudy skies.
This summary is based on available data and may vary slightly due to local conditions. For precise updates, check local meteorological services.
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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 Weekly Outlook: Week of July 28, 2025
Equities: Global stock markets are poised for volatility as key economic data and corporate earnings loom. In the US, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs, supported by strong Q2 earnings and positive trade developments, but overbought signals suggest potential consolidation Charles Schwab Weekly Outlook. 
Europe anticipates gains as investors monitor ECB rate decisions and US trade talks CNBC Global Markets. 
Asia-Pacific markets are mixed, with China’s CATL surging 18% on EV demand, though broader markets dipped due to US-Iran tensions CNBC Asia-Pacific. Australia benefits from RBA’s rate cut to a 2-year low, boosting equities, while New Zealand sees improved sentiment from monetary easing Russell Investments Outlook. 
Latin America faces tariff-related uncertainty, particularly in Brazil Nuveen Commentary. 
Middle East and Africa markets remain cautious amid geopolitical risks and commodity price concerns.
Commodities: Oil prices are volatile due to Middle East tensions and slowing global growth, with WTI crude under pressure Bank of America Outlook. Gold may benefit from geopolitical uncertainty and a weaker US dollar. Australia and New Zealand face risks from China-related trade exposure Russell Investments.
Currencies: The US dollar is bearish as J.P. Morgan forecasts EM currencies outperforming J.P. Morgan Mid-Year Outlook. Australia and New Zealand dollars face tariff-related volatility, with the Kiwi undervalued J.P. Morgan. Euro and Sterling are under pressure from fiscal constraints and softening growth in Europe J.P. Morgan.
Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin holds above $100,000, but spot markets face fraud and regulatory risks Charles Schwab. Investors are cautious as volatility persists.
Bonds: US Treasury yields slipped after the Fed signaled one rate cut in 2025, with 10-year yields at 4.5% CNBC. Japan’s 10-year bond yield rose to 1.59% amid political uncertainty T. Rowe Price. Emerging markets offer attractive yields, with EM debt at 7.64% Nuveen. Europe’s bond markets face pressure from fiscal concerns Fidelity UK.
Funds and Money Markets: Investment-grade bond issuance remains robust, with oversubscribed deals T. Rowe Price. Municipal bonds offer income opportunities, with long-term yields at 5% Nuveen. Money markets expect increased volatility as central banks navigate rate cuts BlackRock.
Regional Highlights: North America focuses on Fed decisions and tech earnings Charles Schwab. Latin America and Caribbean markets brace for trade policy impacts J.P. Morgan. Eurasia and Middle East monitor geopolitical risks, while Africa faces commodity price headwinds Nuveen. South Pacific benefits from rate cuts but remains exposed to China’s slowdown Russell Investments.
Outlook: Expect cautious optimism in equities, with focus on US earnings and Fed signals. Bonds and commodities face volatility from geopolitical and trade uncertainties. Diversification remains key across regions and asset classes.
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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 Weekly Outlook: India (Week of July 28, 2025)
Equities: Indian equity markets, including the Sensex and Nifty, are expected to remain volatile after logging their fourth consecutive weekly loss, with both indices down 0.5% last week. Small-cap (-2.3%) and mid-cap (-1.6%) stocks faced sharper declines, driven by selling in realty, IT, FMCG, and energy sectors. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued outflows, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) provided some support. Key events to watch include Q2 GDP data, corporate earnings (e.g., Tata Consumer, Hindustan Unilever), and global trade developments, which could influence market sentiment. Investors should focus on quality large-cap stocks in financials and consumer discretionary for stability. Sensex & Nifty log 4th straight weekly loss.
Commodities: Global commodity prices may face pressure due to slowing growth and U.S. tariff uncertainties. In India, gold remains a safe-haven asset, supported by geopolitical risks, but could see volatility if U.S. inflation data pushes Treasury yields higher. Crude oil prices, stabilizing in the mid-$60s globally, may impact India’s oil & gas sector, which declined 10.76% in October 2024 due to price fluctuations and policy concerns. Investors should monitor tariff developments affecting industrial metals like copper.
Currency: The Indian Rupee is under pressure from continued FII outflows and a stronger U.S. dollar, bolstered by higher U.S. interest rates (~4%) and trade policy uncertainties. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may intervene to stabilize the INR, but depreciation risks persist. Watch U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve commentary for cues on dollar strength.
Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, after a 150% rally in 2024, may face headwinds in India due to regulatory uncertainties and global risk-off sentiment. Investors should remain cautious, as cryptocurrencies are volatile and sensitive to U.S. monetary policy shifts. Diversification with gold (5-10% portfolio allocation) is advisable over heavy crypto exposure.
Bonds: India’s bond market continues its growth trajectory (25% CAGR over the past decade), with corporate bond issuance rising and retail participation increasing via digital platforms. Investment-grade bonds offer attractive yields (up to 14% for short tenures), making them a stable diversification option. However, liquidity in the secondary market needs improvement. Investors should favor short-term government bonds for safety amid global yield volatility. Bond market awakening in 2025
Funds: Mutual funds focusing on large-cap and mid-cap equities in financials, healthcare, and consumer discretionary are recommended, given their resilience. Bond funds, particularly those with exposure to investment-grade corporate bonds, offer compelling yields (~5%) for income-focused investors. Avoid chasing speculative small-cap funds due to recent underperformance.
Money Markets: The RBI is likely to maintain steady policy rates to counter sticky inflation, limiting rate cut expectations. Short-term money market instruments remain attractive for low-risk investors, offering yields near 4%. Global trade tensions and U.S. Treasury issuance (~$500B weekly) could indirectly impact Indian money market stability.
Key Risks: U.S. tariff policies (30% on EU goods effective August 1, 2025), geopolitical uncertainties, and domestic earnings volatility could weigh on markets. Investors should stay diversified and monitor U.S. inflation data (July 30) and Federal Reserve signals for global cues.

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BUSINESS NEWSWIRES

India's Top IT Companies Wrap Up First Quarter With Single-Digit Topline Growth

An overview of Q1 report cards of Indian IT giants shows year-on-year revenue growth ranging from 0.8% (for Wipro) to 8.1% (HCL Technologies).

3 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Canara Bank May Sell Its Excess Priority Sector Loans In Q2, Says MD

The bank is aiming for listing of one of its subsidiaries in the current quarter and another in the next quarter, depending on the regulatory approval, he said.

3 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

DoT Issues Rs 7,800-Crore Demand Notice To Tata Communications Over AGR Dues

Tata Communications has existing appeals relating to its ILD, NLD, and ISP licences that were filed in the past and are pending at the Supreme Court and telecom tribunal TDSAT.

3 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

IndiGo To Add More International Destinations; To Explore New MRO Opportunities

IndiGo said its outlook remains promising, supported by a healthy demand environment and firm capacity growth.

3 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Enforcement Directorate searches are over, say Reliance Group companies

Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) and Reliance Power (RPower), in their statements, say the searches had no impact on their business operations and that they would cooperate with the ED

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Trade Setup For July 28: Nifty 50 Faces Resistance At 25,000 Levels

Immediate support for the index is seen at 24,700, followed by 24,500 while on the upside.

4.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Refundable Travel Options See 35% Spike Amid Thailand-Cambodia Row, Other Geopolitical Conflicts

Refundable choices are the go-to buffer for travellers across flights, hotels and packaged tours as conflicts, war fears and natural disasters keep headlines volatile.

4.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Intel To Lay Off 15% Of Workforce, Cut Strength To 75,000 Employees By Year-End

Other technology giants including Microsoft, Google and Amazon have trimmed their workforces in recent months.

4.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

TCS Plans To Trim Around 12,000 Jobs, Cut Workforce By 2% In FY26

TCS plans to retrain and redeploy staff as it spreads into new markets by adopting advanced technologies and integrates AI.

7.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Indian Bank CEO Says Board Nod Received To Raise Rs 5,000 Crore

During the April-June 2025 quarter, the Capital Adequacy Ratio of the bank rose to 17.80% from 16.47% recorded in the same quarter of last financial year.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Repono IPO: Price Band Set At Rs 91-96 Per Share; Issue Opens On Monday

Repono IPO is a fresh issuance of up to 27.79 lakh equity shares.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Govt To Hold 1,000 Stakeholder Meetings, Workshops, Outreach Programmes On India-UK Trade Pact

The exercise is aimed at ensuring effective implementation and maximising benefits from the comprehensive economic and trade agreement, which was signed on July 24.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India-UK Trade Pact To Help Boost Chemical Exports, Manufacturing, Says Exporters' Body

Chemicals exporters body CHEMEXCIL said that under the trade agreement, more than 1,000 tariff lines from the chemicals sectors are granted zero-duty access to the UK market.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Lodha Developers To Launch Rs 17,000 Crore Worth Housing Projects By March Next Year

"Strong launch pipeline combined with interest rate reduction on home loans and income tax relief will provide significant amount of tailwainds for our business and help achieve the pre-sales target," Modi said.

8 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Lenskart Shareholders Issue Nod To IPO With Fresh Issue Worth Rs 2,150 Crore

The shareholders of Lenskart have also given their approval for raising Rs 430 crore in pre-IPO placement round.

8.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Reliance Power Issues Clarification After Anil Ambani Group Faces ED, CBI Heat

ED and CBI have been probing alleged irregularities in loans given by Yes Bank to Reliance Home Finance and Reliance Commercial Finance.

9 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

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

The Indian market closed at a one-month low on Friday, extending its longest weekly losing streak of 2025 amid a broad market sell-off triggered by weak corporate earnings, persistent foreign outflows, and global trade uncertainties.

9 hours ago — Economic Times

Regional Brands Chipping Away At Giants; Credit To Indian Entrepreneurs: Nestlé India's Suresh Narayanan

Consumers are experimenting more, and local players are stepping up with strong offerings, says Suresh Narayanan, the Chairman and Managing Director of Nestlé India.

9.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India–UK Trade Pact Opens 99% Duty-Free Market For Indian Exports, Eases Visa Rules For Professionals

While India has opened its market for about 90% of UK tariff lines, officials stress that sensitive sectors like dairy, wheat, rice, apples, pulses, edible oils and gold are protected.

10 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Market Trading Guide: MCX, Paytm among 8 stock recommendations for Monday

10 hours ago — Economic Times

NLC India Exploring Possibilities To Source Rare Earth From Overseas: CMD

The remarks came amid China's recent curbs on exports of rare earth elements, impacting the global supply chain of the critical mineral which has diverse usage ranging from the manufacturing of home appliances to electric vehicles.

11 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Sun Pharma, Lupin, Dr. Reddy's Recall Products In US market

As per the latest Enforcement Report of US Food and Drug Administration, the Mumbai-headquartered Sun Pharmaceutical Industries is recalling 5,448 bottles of a generic medication in the US.

11 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Indiqube Spaces IPO to be finalised Monday. Here's how to check status

The share allotment for Indiqube Spaces has been finalised today. Investors who subscribed to the Rs 700-crore IPO can now verify their allotment status on the registrar’s website — MUFG Intime India Pvt Ltd (Link Intime).

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Over 200 Startups Have Come Up In Space Sector Alone: PM Modi

In his monthly Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, Modi said the road to Viksit Bharat passes through self-reliance and 'vocal for local' is the strongest foundation of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'.

12 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Poonawalla Fincorp Aims AUM Growth Upwards Of 40% In FY26

The proposed capital infusion would sustain high growth for this financial year and the NBFC would look at another round of equity raise may be early next financial year.

12 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

NTPC Green Energy Looks To Develop RE, Battery Energy Storage Projects In Bihar

The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bihar State Power Generation Company Limited (BSPGCL) to take forward its plans.

12 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

How Bond duration impacts return in a falling rate regime, Gautam Kaul explains

In an insightful conversation, Gautam Kaul, Senior Fund Manager – Fixed Income at Bandhan AMC, breaks down how duration plays a critical role in enhancing returns during a falling rate environment.

12.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Corporate bonds meet arbitrage: a smarter, tax-efficient play for fixed income investors

In a rapidly evolving fixed income landscape, investors are increasingly seeking strategies that deliver not just stability but also tax efficiency.

12.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Demand For Educated Maids Surges With Households' Increasing Reliance On Outsourced Support: Report

Roles for maids with different education levels have witnessed a sharp growth in 2024 calendar year compared to the preceding year, leading to a steep rise in demand for such domestic helps, said the report by blue and grey collar recruitment platform WorkIndia.

12.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Repono fixes SME IPO price band at Rs 91-96/share; issue opens Monday

Repono, a warehousing and liquid terminal solutions provider, on Sunday said it has fixed a price band at Rs 91-96 per share for the Rs 26.6 crore initial public offering (IPO) that will open for subscription on Monday.

12.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Heavy short exposure in Nifty stocks can be a contra indicator: Anand James

About 66% of Nifty50 stocks expiring in the week ahead have short buildup, and 86% of August series constituents have also seen similar positioning which could act as a contrarian indicator and potentially trigger a bounce back, says Anand James, Chief Market Strategist, Geojit Investments Limited.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

IndusInd Bank Q1 Preview: Profit seen falling up to 91% YoY amid derivative loss overhang; 7 things to watch out for

IndusInd Bank will announce its Q1 earnings on Monday, July 28, where the private lender is expected to report a sharp decline in its year-on-year net profit driven by elevated provisioning, MFI stress, and weak loan/deposit growth.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

Mcap of 6 of top-10 most valued firms drops by Rs 2.22 lakh cr; Reliance biggest laggard

The combined market valuation of 6 of the top-10 most valued firms diminished by Rs 2.22 lakh crore last week, with Reliance Industries taking the biggest hit, in-line with a bearish trend in equities.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Sotefin Bharat plans Rs 80 crore IPO to build parking robot unit for automated parking in Bengal

Swiss automated parking solutions major Sotefin SA's Indian subsidiary, Sotefin Bharat, on Sunday said it will hit the capital market to raise Rs 80 crore to support indigenous manufacturing of robots for automated parking systems in West Bengal.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Looking To Maintain Double-Digit Consolidated Profit Growth In FY26: MHRIL CEO

In January this year, Bhat stated that MHRIL will be adding 1,000 rooms by March 2026.

13.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

RBI Monetary Panel Member Sees No Challenges In Indian Economy Growing Over 6.5% In FY26

As per the Reserve Bank of India's projections, the country's economy will expand by 6.5% in the current fiscal as well.

13.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Retail participation rises: 9 microcap stocks surge up to 110% in just 4 months

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14 hours ago — Economic Times

F&O Talk | Markets remain jittery but downside appears limited: Rahul Ghose

The markets continued to remain under pressure as the Nifty logged its fourth straight week of losses. Although the index attempted a recovery in the early part of the week, it failed to move past the previous week’s high of 25,250, leading to a broad-based sell-off in the final two sessions.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Be Ready to Export: India-UK FTA is a transformational leap

India’s signing of its 13th Free Trade Agreement (FTA), this time with the United Kingdom, marks a watershed moment in our trade and economic journey.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Hybrid Funds: A smart counterweight in volatile markets?

Since October 2024, the Indian stock market has been very volatile, with corrections, global disruptions, and a growing gap between fundamentals and valuations.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Maharashtra Agro Corp To Introduce Processing Units For Farmers To Manage Excess Crops

Oversupply in the market forces farmers to sell their produce, particularly the perishable ones, at throwaway prices or even discard them.

15 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

India Will Not Allow Evergreening Of Patents, Says Piyush Goyal

Goyal said that India has a robust intellectual property rights chapter in both the free trade agreements with the UK and the four-nation block EFTA.

15 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

NSDL IPO: Issue opens July 30, here’s what you need to know about GMP, issue details

15 hours ago — Economic Times

IPO calendar: 14 IPOs eye over Rs 7,000 crore as Street gears up for record primary market action

The IPO market is bracing for a blockbuster week starting July 29 with 14 new issues lined up across mainboard and SME platforms. The combined fundraising target crosses Rs 7,000 crore, led by marquee names like National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) and Aditya Infotech, while several SME offerings aim to ride the retail frenzy.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

11 penny stocks shine in 3 months; 3 turn multibaggers. Do you own any?

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Sambhv Steel Tubes Eyes Rs 4,500-Crore Revenue By FY28 On Capacity Expansion

The steel pipes and tubes producer is targeting Rs 2,200-2,300 crore revenue in FY26.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Corporate Actions This Week: Wipro, Maruti Suzuki, BPCL, Eicher Motors, Coforge And More

This week will also see Inox Wind Ltd.'s right issue on July 29, along with one stock splits.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Canara Bank Expects Strong Business Momentum H2 Led By Steady ROA, Says Chief Executive Satyanarayana Raju

CEO K Satyanarayana Raju expects robust business momentum in H2FY26, driven by improved asset quality and strong credit growth, among other aspects.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

102 Dividend Stocks To Watch This Week — Maruti Suzuki, BPCL, Wipro, CRISIL, Bata India And More

Bosch has recommended the highest cumulative dividend of Rs 512 among the dividend stocks this week.

16 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Fed meet, Q1 earnings and Trump tariffs among 10 factors to impact stock markets this week

Indian benchmark indices ended the week lackluster, with Nifty finishing the week 0.5% lower. A host of important domestic and global events lined up during the week are likely to impact stock markets when they resume trading on Monday.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Mphasis Confident Of Achieving 14.75%-15.75% Ebit Margin In FY26 Backed By AI-Led Deals

Mphasis reported its highest ever Total Contract Value (TCV) wins of $760 million (about Rs 6,579 crore) in Q1FY26, of which 68% is AI-driven.

17.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Bonus Share Issues This Week — GTV Engineering, Jonjua Overseas, Abate As Industries, Murae Organisor

To be eligible for a bonus issue, investors should pay attention to the record date, which is used to determine eligible shareholders.

17.5 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Allianz Life Says Majority Of Customers’ Data Stolen In Breach

Allianz has begun reaching out to individuals affected by the breach and disclosed it in a filing with the Maine attorney general’s office.

18 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint

Gold from mercury, Bitcoin beach and more...

A Sunny Side Up edition where we talk about how scientists are turning mercury into gold, Bitcoin beach and more.

18.5 hours ago — Finshots

What does the new U.K.-India trade deal entail? | Explained

What are the contours and implications of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement? How will opening up the service sector to the U.K. help India? What is the Double Contribution Convention? When will the trade deal come into effect?

21 hours ago — The Hindu Business

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