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Godrej Properties aims to meet or exceed its ₹32,500 crore sales target for fiscal year 2025-26, despite an 18% dip in Q1 pre-sales due to a high base effect and project launch delays. Executive Chairperson Pirojsha Godrej notes a cooling housing market post-COVID, but strong demand persists.

Indian retail investors are selling their holdings in Nifty50 companies. They are seeking higher returns in small and mid-cap stocks. This trend is driven by impatience and the desire for quick profits. Experts warn against this strategy. They cite risks like volatility and poor governance. Institutional investors are buying the bluechip stocks that retail investors are selling.

Delhivery share price: Delhivery posted a net profit of Rs 91 crore for the June quarter, supported by stable revenues and improved operational efficiency. Revenue rose 5.6% YoY to Rs 2,294 crore, with express parcel volumes up 14% to 208 million.

When the closing price drops below the VWAP, it indicates that the stock closed lower than the average price at which it was traded throughout the day, with the average weighted by trading volume.

The national carrier went into bankruptcy-protected restructuring in 2020 at the onset of the pandemic.

Indian stock markets began the week on a positive note. Sensex and Nifty50 saw gains after a period of losses. This rise follows developments related to US tariffs and Federal Reserve policy. Weak US jobs data has increased the possibility of a US interest rate cut. Delhivery s shares rose, while Federal Bank s shares fell after their earnings reports.

A significant uptick in futures open interest signifies a substantial growth in the number of active, unexpired futures contracts in a specific security. This uptrend reflects an increasing number of participants either initiating new positions or expanding the size of their existing positions within the futures market.

MCX shares: MCX posted a 60% year-on-year (YoY) jump in total income for the quarter ended June 30, hitting ₹405.82 crore—its highest quarterly revenue to date.

India s Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) experienced a significant setback in July, with its equity portfolio declining by Rs 66,000 crore due to a widespread sell-off in bluechip stocks. Titans like Reliance Industries and TCS faced substantial declines, impacting LIC s holdings.