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Richard Redoglia suggests Trump is using India as leverage in negotiations with Russia, particularly concerning the war in Ukraine. Despite potential geopolitical risks and fluctuating oil prices, India s pragmatic approach to energy imports remains steady. Redoglia believes market reactions, including the dollar s value, are secondary to Trump s broader pursuit of global peace and trade.

Vandana Hari of Vanda Insights suggests the crude oil market isn t overly concerned with Trump s threats, partly due to India s consistent Russian oil purchases. India s potential reduction in intake would destabilize the market, a gap China couldn t readily fill. While Trump s sanctions could impact India, the nation appears firm, awaiting concrete US actions before altering its import strategy.

NSDL IPO: The current grey market premium (GMP) for the NSDL IPO is ₹120. With the IPO priced at ₹800 per share, the expected listing price is approximately ₹920. This suggests a potential 15% gain per share on listing day, indicating strong investor interest ahead of the company s market debut.

JSW Energy shares saw a sharp uptick, buoyed by the commissioning of a key hydro unit and robust Q1 results. Strong earnings, significant capacity additions, and a positive outlook on long-term agreements and energy storage plans fueled investor optimism.

MCX shares slipped sharply as investors booked profits following a strong rally driven by robust Q1 earnings and a stock split announcement. The exchange posted record quarterly revenue and an 83% YoY jump in net profit, supported by higher trading volumes and product expansion.

July 2025 saw gold prices fluctuate wildly. Initially range-bound due to cautious Fed remarks, prices surged after US tax cuts and Trump s tariff announcements fueled fiscal and trade war fears. Geopolitical tensions in Damascus further boosted safe-haven demand.

Sawaliya Food Products IPO: The IPO comprises up to 29,02,800 equity shares with a face value of ₹10 each. This includes a fresh issue of up to 26,02,800 shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 3,00,000 shares.

Laxmi India Finance, a Jaipur-based NBFC specializing in MSME and vehicle loans, is set to debut on the stock market on Tuesday. The IPO, priced at Rs 158, saw a subscription of 1.86 times, with strong retail participation. While analysts view the stock as fairly valued, its regional focus and leverage warrant consideration.

A 5-year swing high represents the highest price a stock has reached within a five-year timeframe. This level acts as a significant resistance point where the price has historically struggled to go beyond.

Fund Manager Jaiprakash Toshniwal identifies pharma, specialty chemicals, and agrochemicals as sectors with promising growth and reasonable valuations. He suggests a diversified portfolio approach, cautioning against auto and auto ancillaries. Toshniwal highlights potential contrarian bets in the IT and specialized capital goods sectors, anticipating future growth driven by macro trends and specific industry developments.