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Tata Investment Q1 Results: On a standalone basis, the company’s net profit rose 23.5% year-on-year to Rs 139.22 crore, up from Rs 112.76 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year, with revenue from operations increasing by 21% year-on-year.

All 10 Nifty IT index stocks are in the red for CY25, signalling broad-based sectoral headwinds rather than company-specific issues.

India s Ather Energy reported a narrower first-quarter loss on Monday, helped by higher demand for its e-scooters, particularly the best-selling "Rizta".

Tata Group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) is putting the spotlight on the North East for new properties in line with India s ambition of developing the region, according to its Managing Director and CEO Puneet Chhatwal.

Mumbai s real estate market demonstrates robust demand, with property registrations climbing 4% to 88,639 units between January and July, according to Knight Frank. This performance marks the strongest since 2013 for the same period. Government revenue from these registrations surged 13% to ₹7,854 crores.

Rajesh Bhosale suggests a rebound in the market after recent selling pressure, with Nifty and Bank Nifty at crucial support levels. He recommends buying TCS, citing its multi-year support and oversold condition, targeting Rs 3,100. Ashok Leyland is another pick, showing a bullish reversal pattern with a target of Rs 130.

Gold prices surged over Rs 800 per 10 gram on MCX, tracking global cues. Tariff tensions, weak US jobs data, and Fed rate cut hopes spurred demand. Rupee weakness and RBI’s policy stance will influence domestic gold outlook further.

Godrej Properties aims to meet or exceed its ₹32,500 crore sales target for fiscal year 2025-26, despite an 18% dip in Q1 pre-sales due to a high base effect and project launch delays. Executive Chairperson Pirojsha Godrej notes a cooling housing market post-COVID, but strong demand persists.

Indian retail investors are selling their holdings in Nifty50 companies. They are seeking higher returns in small and mid-cap stocks. This trend is driven by impatience and the desire for quick profits. Experts warn against this strategy. They cite risks like volatility and poor governance. Institutional investors are buying the bluechip stocks that retail investors are selling.