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The RBI sold at least $5 billion in onshore and offshore markets this month to curb rupee volatility, as it neared a record low amid higher US tariffs and inflation risks.

SJVN shares experienced a surge of 5% reaching Rs 97.64. This happened even with a reported drop in net profit for the June quarter. Revenue saw a rise of 5.4% year-on-year, reaching Rs 917.5 crore. Technical indicators suggest a potential stabilization after a dip. The stock traded above several key moving averages. However, it remained below the 200-day SMA.

Gold prices experienced a slight dip on Monday, influenced by President Trump s clarification on gold tariffs, which eased safe-haven buying. Simultaneously, silver saw a marginal increase. Market volatility is expected to persist due to U.S. tariff uncertainties, crucial economic data releases, and the U.S.-Russia meeting. Experts suggest monitoring U.S.

BlueStone Jewellery IPO: The latest Grey Market Premium (GMP) for BlueStone Jewellery’s IPO stands at ₹9–₹10 above the issue price of ₹517 per share, implying a potential listing price near ₹527 and an estimated gain of about 1.9% per share.

Debt mutual funds saw a sharp rebound in July 2025 with Rs 1.06 lakh crore inflows, the highest this fiscal, after two months of outflows. Money market and liquid funds led the surge, aided by institutional allocations and new fund launches, while longer-duration and credit risk categories lagged.

Mahendra Realtors and Infrastructure launched its Rs 49.45 crore IPO, featuring a fresh issue and offer for sale, with a price band of Rs 75-85 per share. The IPO, set to close on August 14, aims to fund working capital and general corporate needs. The company specializes in structural repairs and has completed over 200 projects across multiple states.

Donald Trump has extended the deadline for new China tariffs by 90 days. This move creates uncertainty in the market. Experts believe inflation data will be key. Tariffs could elevate inflation, impacting US consumers. The Federal Reserve may cut rates due to a slowing economy. A weak job market might force a larger rate cut.

Indian stock markets are now less dependent on foreign investments. A surge in retail investors and SIP contributions has fueled this change. Demat accounts have increased significantly since 2020. Domestic Institutional Investors now hold a larger stake in NSE-listed companies than Foreign Institutional Investors. Mutual funds also have record-high ownership.

Yes Bank s shares have been under pressure, falling 20% from their peak despite a strong Q1 performance. Trading below key moving averages, the stock faces potential downside, with analysts suggesting a possible decline to Rs 16. Concerns over stake sales and weak fundamentals contribute to the bearish outlook, overshadowing positive PAT growth.

Highway Infrastructure Ltd shares surged 75% within an hour of debuting on the BSE, hitting the 5% upper circuit. Backed by strong IPO demand, robust financials, and sector tailwinds, brokerages Angel One and Bajaj Broking have given the stock a ‘Subscribe’ for long term.