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Page Industries Limited has announced a rise in net profit. The apparel manufacturer s profit increased by 21.52 percent for the June quarter. The company s net profit is now Rupees 200.79 crore. Revenue from operations also saw a boost. It increased 3 percent to Rupees 1,316.56 crore. The company s board has declared an interim dividend.

Markets remain rangebound as FIIs sell and DIIs support. Microfinance stabilises, banks lose favour, and stock-picking gains importance. Investors shift to IT, FMCG, and pharma amid sector-specific caution.

Gold October futures on MCX hit a fresh all-time high of Rs 1,02,191/10g, driven by US trade tariff uncertainty and central bank buying. Silver also remained strong. Analysts expect continued volatility but maintain a positive outlook amid global risks. Gold and silver are poised for a second straight week of gains, supported by bullish technicals and rising physical demand.

For those investing fresh capital now, especially individuals or fund managers seeking lower volatility, it’s wise to consider sectors that are not impacted by global tariff uncertainty.

In a move to reinforce his "America First" policy, President Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on all Indian goods, effective August 7, causing alarm among Indian exporters. The US is India s largest export market, and this action threatens $25 billion worth of products, hitting sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and auto components.

Sonal Minhas shares insights on India s investment potential at the APMI conference in Mumbai. He suggests that while India shows economic growth, high nominal growth expectations are unlikely. Minhas recommends focusing on small and mid-cap stocks for alpha generation. He highlights specialty chemicals, MSME-focused banking, and auto ancillary as promising sectors.

All Time Plastics’ Rs 401 crore IPO is trading at a 9% grey market premium. On Day 2, the issue was 35% subscribed overall, with strong retail investor interest. The IPO aims to fund capacity expansion, debt repayment, and bolster its branded portfolio.

A new 39% US tariff on Swiss gold bars may disrupt global gold markets, warns Peter Schiff. Prices could spike as COMEX shorts cover positions. The ruling ends previous duty exemptions, risking $24 billion in tariffs on Swiss exports and fueling diplomatic strains with Switzerland.

Anshul Saigal discusses the market s current narrow focus on companies with certain earnings growth and limited downside. He notes the insurance sector s recent momentum due to strong results and low ownership, highlighting LIC s price appreciation.

NSDL shares: After an initial high of ₹920 on listing day and a 20% jump to ₹1,123 on Thursday (hitting the upper circuit), the three-day rally has investors debating whether to book profits or stay invested for further gains.