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Gold prices remained stable on Friday but are set for a weekly decline due to strong inflation data reducing expectations for rate cuts. Market attention is now on the meeting between U.S. President Trump and Russia s Putin. Spot gold was nearly unchanged at $3,336.66 per ounce, down 1.8% for the week.

The dollar weakened on Friday. This happened after a week filled with economic data. The possibility of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in September remains. Traders are closely watching the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding Ukraine. Markets are also awaiting the Jackson Hole symposium for further clues on the Fed s next move.

India’s top-performing PMS funds placed bold bets in July across 42 stocks, spanning fintech giants, healthcare disruptors, agrochemicals, and industrial leaders. With strategies focused on digital disruption, speciality chemicals, and consumption growth, money managers are positioning portfolios for India’s next phase of growth.

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The Trump-Putin Alaska summit ended without any breakthrough on Ukraine, though both leaders cited progress on unspecified issues. Markets reacted calmly, with analysts noting no sanctions impact and limited geopolitical influence on investor sentiment.

Geojit’s Anand James sees Muthoot Finance rallying to Rs 3,000 after its Q1 beat and breakout. He shares Nifty’s key levels, PSU bank outlook, and trading ideas like Chalet Hotels and Aster DM. James also highlights caution zones and risk markers for traders.

Brokerages see up to 28% upside in Power Grid, UltraTech, Dalmia Bharat, JK Lakshmi, and Suzlon on strong capex, expansion, and sector tailwinds.

In the June 2025 quarter, 21 companies saw simultaneous buying from promoters, FIIs, and DIIs, signaling confidence in long-term prospects despite mixed stock performance. Experts view this “holy trinity” alignment as a strong indicator of underlying business strength and investor trust.

India’s S&P rating upgrade to BBB with Stable Outlook is set to lower funding costs for corporates and attract stronger foreign inflows into bonds, says Vishal Goenka of IndiaBonds.com. He sees improved risk-adjusted returns, enhanced global positioning, and fresh opportunities for fixed-income investors.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw a record high opening. This surge followed Berkshire Hathaway s increased stake in UnitedHealth. Expectations of a September interest rate cut further fueled the positive sentiment. UnitedHealth s shares experienced a jump. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also showed movement at the opening bell. Market observers are keenly watching these trends.

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UnitedHealth Group s shares experienced a significant surge following Berkshire Hathaway s new investment, signaling investor confidence amidst ongoing challenges. The health conglomerate has faced rising costs, federal investigations, a cyberattack, and leadership changes, leading to missed profit expectations and a stock decline. Warren Buffett s investment provides reassurance, with other hedge funds also acquiring shares, though management needs to restore investor trust.

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