After posting strong gains in the previous week, Indian markets have entered a phase of heightened volatility. Benchmark indices had surged significantly due to positive global cues and strong domestic buying, but the momentum appears to be fading.
After posting strong gains in the previous week, Indian markets have entered a phase of heightened volatility. Benchmark indices had surged significantly due to positive global cues and strong domestic buying, but the momentum appears to be fading.
Gold prices have declined slightly in recent sessions despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. The fall is primarily attributed to a stronger US dollar and profit booking by investors after recent highs.
Silver prices have been under pressure due to concerns over global economic slowdown and weaker industrial demand. Unlike gold, silver’s pricing is influenced by both investment demand and industrial usage.
India’s inflation is expected to rise slightly, driven mainly by increasing energy costs linked to higher crude oil prices. However, the overall inflation level remains within the central bank’s comfort range.
Geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran continue to impact global financial markets, creating uncertainty across asset classes. The breakdown of diplomatic talks has increased fears of prolonged conflict.
Very big positive: Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is ready to open direct negotiations with Lebanon on disarming Hezbollah and establishing peaceful relations. If tensions with Iran ease and war risks decline, it could turn highly positive for the global economy and equity markets.
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India Gelatine & Chemicals has reserves of Rs.175 cr. against equity of Rs.7 cr., with promoters holding 69.05% and backing from Japan’s Jellice group. PAT grew 99% to Rs.7.1 cr. in Q3FY26 and 77% to Rs.20.63 cr. in 9MFY26; the stock trades near 9x P/E versus industry 29x and may surpass its high of Rs.514 when sentiment improves.
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Ramky Infrastructure has sold a 51% stake in Visakha Pharmacity for Rs.165.24 cr. to focus on its core business and reduce debt. The stock may retest its all-time high during 2026-27. Keep on radar for decent gains.
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