MV Electrosystems IPO opened for subscription on July 30, 2026, aiming to raise Rs 289 crore via a fresh issue. While the grey market indicates a 25% premium, brokerage firm Swastika Research has recommended avoiding the issue due to FY26 revenue decline, net losses, and ongoing profitability concerns.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh stressed commitment to the 2% inflation target. He clarified there is no implicit inflation target above this for the committee and noted that the committee is focused on understanding the underlying inflation dynamics and shocks.
Wall Street experienced a sharp decline as the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates. AI-related chip stocks also saw further losses ahead of key earnings reports. Investors are concerned about the sustainability of AI spending and increasing competition from China. Major companies like Microsoft and Meta Platforms are set to release their quarterly results soon. The market anticipates potential future interest rate hikes due to ongoing inflation concerns.
Oil prices surged significantly amid renewed Middle East airstrikes and supply concerns. U.S. crude inventories dropped to a multi-year low, further impacting market sentiment. Military actions in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding regions contributed to price volatility. Analysts predict oil prices will fluctuate within a broad range in the near term. OPEC+ is expected to maintain current oil output levels for upcoming months.
Jammu and Kashmir Bank reported a 12.6% decline in Q1 net profit to Rs 424 crore due to higher provisions despite improved asset quality. Advances and deposits grew strongly, while net interest margin narrowed, triggering a nearly 13% decline in the bank’s share price.
CBIZ shares surged 17% after Grant Thornton Advisors agreed to acquire the company for $5 billion in cash. The deal will create the fifth-largest US accounting and advisory firm, overshadowing mixed quarterly results and accelerating consolidation in the professional services industry.
In FY26, Amazon Web Services India experienced a remarkable increase in its consolidated net profit, soaring over tenfold to reach Rs 242.8 crore, while consolidated revenue from operations also experienced a growth of about 21 percent, hitting Rs 20,225.6 crore. However, the standalone net profit faced a downturn of approximately 14 percent, despite a standalone revenue increase of 21.4 percent, totaling Rs 20,225.6 crore.
Indian markets rebounded over 1% on strong earnings and IT buying, with Nifty closing at 24,250. Analysts recommended Lloyds Metals and Ashapura Minechem, citing bullish technical breakouts, strong momentum, rising volumes and sustained strength above key moving averages ahead of the US Fed decision.
Eicher Motors has announced an impressive 21.4 percent rise in profits for the first quarter. Royal Enfield has set a new benchmark with its highest quarterly sales volume to date. The company is also investing Rs 1,225 crore in a new greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh, aimed at significantly boosting motorcycle production capacity. Additionally, VE Commercial Vehicles has reported strong sales figures for the same quarter.
Karnataka Bank reported a 43% year-on-year rise in Q1 net profit to Rs 419 crore, driven by stronger business growth, improved asset quality and lower provisions. Net interest income, operating profit and margins increased, while advances and deposits posted healthy year-on-year growth.
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