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In August, foreign investors turned the tide by purchasing Indian equities, building on the positive momentum from July’s inflows. This shift follows a period of substantial selling earlier in the year. With attractive valuations and promising corporate earnings, renewed interest from foreign investors is evident, particularly in the domestic consumption sectors such as healthcare and

The IPO market anticipates a busy week with seven companies planning public offerings. These upcoming issues aim to collectively raise more than Rs 6,400 crore from investors. Horizon Industrial Parks and Lalithaa Jewellery Mart will launch their initial public offerings on August 17. Shankesh Jewellers and Sunshine Pictures are scheduled to open their issues on

Indian stock markets are currently influenced by geopolitical tensions and global monetary conditions. Investors are particularly vigilant about developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the ongoing US-Iran conflict. Additionally, the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions will likely influence investor sentiment. Fluctuations in foreign investment and crude oil prices remain significant factors, while China’s economic indicators

Gold and silver prices may continue their upward trend next week. Geopolitical and economic cues will significantly influence this momentum. Analysts expect bullion to retain its positive bias amid global data. Investors will monitor US housing, trade, and inflation figures closely. Federal Reserve meeting minutes will also provide monetary policy outlook signals.

Last week witnessed a downturn in Indian stock markets, with five out of the top ten firms experiencing notable decreases in market capitalization. TCS and Reliance Industries led the decline in valuations. In contrast, LIC and Bharti Airtel reported impressive gains. Despite these fluctuations, Reliance Industries held its position as the leading firm in terms