The Bank of Japan’s July 2027 policy meeting is drawing attention after being scheduled for July 21-22, allowing hawkish board members Naoki Tamura and Hajime Takata to vote just before their terms expire on July 23. The timing could prove important for the BOJ’s rate-hike path as inflation pressures persist and a potential board reshuffle approaches.
Jefferies’ Christopher Wood sees gold as the second-best hedge for investors amid rising geopolitical and fiscal risks linked to the Iran conflict. While he prefers oil and energy stocks as the primary hedge, Wood expects gold and gold miners to benefit from renewed monetary easing expectations, geopolitical shocks and persistent fiscal concerns.
Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares gained more than 2% after the company launched two advanced offerings under its Primary Foundry Alloy range for high-performance automotive applications. The new products, unveiled at AutoEdge 2026, come as the company expands its value-added aluminium portfolio and targets growing demand from the automotive sector.
Motilal Oswal sees 27% upside in Aditya Infotech, citing strong surveillance demand, rising market share, STQC norms and improving margins. The brokerage expects robust revenue and profit growth through FY28, supported by higher-value products, backward integration and lower competitive intensity.
MCX shares rose in three sessions to Rs 3,211, tracking a third straight session of gains in gold and silver prices amid a weaker US dollar and easing concerns over long-term yields. The stock has gained 15% in a month, 45% so far this year and 101% over the past year, while delivering a staggering 932% return in three years and 970% in five years.
India’s domestic economy remains resilient, with healthy revenue and earnings growth despite geopolitical uncertainties, according to OmniScience Capital. The firm sees potential for 7%+ GDP growth this fiscal year and believes India could sustain a high-growth trajectory even if the West Asia conflict persists.
Aswath Damodaran says AI’s investment debate should shift from hype and skepticism toward evaluating it as a business. He argues revolutionary technologies follow four stages: hype, investment, business building and recalibration. AI is entering the business-building phase, with revenues emerging but profitability uncertain. Significant disruption and market corrections remain possible.
Japan’s core inflation rose to 1.8% in July from 1.6% in June, in line with market expectations, strengthening bets that the Bank of Japan could raise interest rates at its September meeting. However, inflation remained below the BOJ’s 2% target for a seventh straight month, partly due to government fuel subsidies.
Goldman Sachs has initiated coverage on 14 Indian banks with a mix of Buy, Neutral and Sell ratings, focusing on earnings growth, franchise strength, valuations and the normalisation of return on assets (ROA) as key stock drivers. The brokerage sees private banks at an inflection point.
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