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Brigade Hotel Ventures, a South Indian hotel developer, has set its IPO price band at ₹85-90 per share, aiming to raise ₹749.6 crore. The IPO opens on July 24 and closes on July 28, with a valuation exceeding ₹3,400 crore at the upper band. Funds will be used for debt repayment, land acquisition, and strategic initiatives.

Indian equity indices rebounded on Monday, fueled by strong Q1 earnings from HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Reliance Industries, offsetting concerns about global trade. The Sensex climbed 284 points, while the Nifty50 rose 77 points. Experts are closely watching US-India trade talks, as a favorable deal could further boost market sentiment.

"RSI trending up" means that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) values are increasing, suggesting strengthening momentum in the price of the stock.

IndiaMART InterMESH shares: IndiaMART reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹372 crore in Q1 FY26, reflecting a 12% year-on-year growth from ₹331 crore in the same quarter last year. This includes ₹346 crore from IndiaMART’s standalone operations, up 10% YoY, and ₹25 crore contributed by Busy Infotech.

Despite recent market declines, analysts have identified five Indian stocks with the potential for near-term gains. Technical analysis suggests that Hinduja Global Solutions could rally up to 16%, while Mahindra Lifespaces may see a 12% increase. Jubilant Pharmova, SAIL, and Aadhar Housing Finance are also showing bullish signals, with potential upsides of 8% and 5% respectively, based on technical indicators.

The Indian rupee weakened to 86.36 against the US dollar due to a strong American currency and declining domestic equities. The breach of the 86.00 level accelerated the rupee s fall, influenced by a recovering dollar index. Market participants are closely watching India-US trade talks, with potential tariffs on Indian exports looming, impacting the rupee s trajectory.

Jio Financial Services share price: The company announced a 50:50 domestic reinsurance joint venture with the Allianz Group, formalized through a binding agreement signed via Allianz’s subsidiary, Allianz Europe B.V.

HDFC Bank s first quarter results show a familiar seasonal dip in fees from distributing third-party products. Cost of funds saw a slight decrease. Loan yields experienced a larger drop due to faster repricing of market benchmark loans. The bank is closely monitoring corporate lending. Larger companies are liquid, leading to competitive rates.

BSE shares: According to a report, Jane Street has received official confirmation from SEBI that the restriction on its access to Indian securities markets has been lifted.