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Gold has reached an all-time high. Investors are seeking safety due to global tensions and economic worries. Expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts and a weaker dollar are boosting gold prices. Geopolitical risks and central bank actions are also contributing to the surge. Silver prices are also climbing. Investors are closely watching upcoming economic data releases.

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The US dollar dipped on Thursday amidst the backdrop of a simmering trade conflict with China. The mood among investors turned cautious, particularly with whispers about the Federal Reserve potentially lowering interest rates in the near future. As a result, both the euro and yen climbed against the dollar.

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HDB Financial Services reported a modest 2% profit rise for Q2FY26, driven by strong net interest income growth. However, asset quality saw a slight dip with rising NPAs and increased credit costs. Morgan Stanley maintained an Equalweight rating, revising its target price, citing mixed performance and valuation concerns.

A 5-year swing high marks the highest price a stock has reached within a five-year period.

The company posted strong Q2FY26 results with a 24.5% YoY rise in PAT to ₹718 crore and announced a 1:1 bonus issue

Today, Indian government bonds are expected to rise as minutes from the Reserve Bank of India’s latest meeting boost hopes for a possible rate cut. This shift is anticipated to affect bond yields positively. With a more favorable inflation outlook, the central bank may have the leeway needed for additional policy support, signaling further monetary easing ahead.