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Grey-market premiums signal mixed listing sentiment this week, with Workmates Core2Cloud leading expected gains at over 40%. Tenneco Clean Air and Capillary Technologies show healthier traction, while PhysicsWallah indicates a stable debut. Fujiyama Power Systems and Emmvee Photovoltaic remain flat as investors adopt a selective approach

Axis Securities maintains a positive market view, projecting further upside in Nifty and Bank Nifty. The report highlights key levels and recommends Sun Pharma, GRSE and Persistent Systems with 7–13% potential gains over 3–4 weeks.

HDFC Bank added Rs 9,149.13 crore, taking its market capitalisation to Rs 15,20,524.34 crore, and that of Hindustan Unilever rose by Rs 2,878.25 crore to Rs 5,70,187.06 crore

Aluminium prices have surged to record levels in India and abroad, driven by tight domestic supply, robust industrial demand, high energy costs, and geopolitical disruptions. Import restrictions, global trade shifts, tariffs, and structural constraints continue to widen regional price gaps. With EVs and renewables boosting demand, the long-term outlook remains firm despite volatility

Analyst forecasts highlight strong return potential across select Nifty500 stocks, offering investors a strategic view of future opportunities. Trendlyne’s consensus estimates indicate several names could deliver substantial gains over the next year. This curated list focuses on seven stocks backed by broad analyst coverage and meaningful upside expectations, supported by robust institutional confidence

Jayaswal Neco Industries has transformed from near bankruptcy to a financially stronger steel and mining player through debt restructuring, operational improvements and better sector conditions. Rising sales, stronger profitability and steady deleveraging support its outlook, though high promoter pledging and regulatory delays remain key risks for future growth.

Smallcap stocks delivered impressive double-digit gains last week. VTM, Yatra Online, and Indigo Paints led the rally. Textiles, consumer, and niche manufacturing sectors saw notable increases. Healthcare and pharma stocks also performed well. This revival is linked to improving macroeconomics and earnings. Investors are anticipating further catalysts from upcoming RBI policy and trade deal news.

Tech companies are borrowing billions for artificial intelligence. Lenders are now seeking protection against potential defaults. Derivatives trading on companies like Oracle and Meta Platforms has surged. This indicates a shift in capital markets as AI drives massive investment and borrowing. Investors are hedging their exposure to this evolving landscape.

Amid India s recent real-money gaming prohibition, gaming companies are grappling with significant financial setbacks. Flutter Entertainment and Clairvest Group have reported hefty impairments, while Nazara Technologies and Delta Corp aren t far behind, facing considerable write-offs. Payment providers such as Paytm and Mobikwik have seen their profits dwindle as many gaming platforms curtail their operations or exit the market entirely.

Household product and grocery demand revived in Q2, with FMCG sales volume increasing 4.7% year-on-year. This resurgence, led by household and personal care, occurred before the GST rate reduction, indicating underlying market strength. Both urban and rural markets saw sequential growth, signaling a positive outlook for the sector.