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Textile stocks rally up to 10%: Raymond, Gokaldas Exports & others rebound after Trump tariff-triggered selloff
Textile stocks rebounded on Tuesday, recovering most of the previous session’s losses after US President Donald Trump signed a Russia sanctions bill into law. Raymond led the gains with a 10% rally, while Pearl Global Industries, Gokaldas Exports, Arvind and Vardhman Textiles also advanced.
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Polycab shares slide 17% in 3 months amid Ultravolt shock, but Jefferies sees 33% upside. What’s behind the bullish view?
Polycab shares have fallen 17% from their June peak after UltraTech entered the wires and cables segment. Jefferies retained its Buy rating and Rs 11,100 target, implying 33% upside, citing strong demand, volume growth and Polycab’s distribution strength.
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Waaree Energies shares gain 2% after company bags 2 GW solar module order
Waaree Energies shares rose after securing a 2 GW solar module supply order from a leading domestic solar developer for FY27-FY28. The contract’s value remains undisclosed. Despite the order, the stock has declined recently and trades below seven of eight SMAs. FIIs raised their June-quarter stake, while mutual fund holdings fell.
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Hindustan Copper shares gain 3% as company plans Rs 7,000 crore capital investment in next 5 years
Hindustan Copper shares rose after the company announced a Rs 7,000 crore investment over the next 5-6 years and signed MoUs with major PSUs to expand its mining portfolio, while also partnering with Chile’s CODELCO on mining expertise and capacity building.
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Embassy Developments rallies 8% after Rs 711 crore residential tower deal with Angel One founder
Embassy Developments shares rallied up to 8% to Rs 63.80 after signing an MoU to sell an entire residential tower at Embassy Terazza in Juhu to Angel One CMD Dinesh Thakkar for Rs 711 crore. Spanning 63,000 sq ft, it is India’s largest single residential property transaction.
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PI Industries Shares Gain As Company Receives Approval For In-House Discovered Insecticide Molecule
India has always been one of the world’s biggest users of crop protection chemicals but never a source of them; the underlying molecules have historically been discovered by multinational agrochemical majors abroad and simply licensed, formulated or manufactured here. Homegrown discovery research has been rare because it is punishingly expensive and slow, and Indian companies…
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Long-duration debt funds offer 7.8% yields, but further rate hikes could hurt returns. What should investors do?
Long-duration debt funds offer yields of around 7.50-7.80%, but further rises in bond yields could trigger mark-to-market losses. Experts explain whether investors should lock in current yields or consider shorter-duration options.
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Symbiotec Shares Drop 6% After Weak Q1: Here’s What Investors Should Watch
This Newly Listed Stock, engaged in manufacturing APIs, nutritional ingredients, specialty products, steroidal hormones, and biotechnology-based products for pharmaceutical and global healthcare markets, is down 6.07 percent after reporting weak June quarterly results. Here’s what investors should watch next: margins, debt levels, new capacity, and future earnings growth. With a market capitalization of Rs. 7,515.72…
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Lessons from Nepal floods: What Indian businesses need to know about disaster insurance
Nepal floods caused $2.56 billion in losses and $171 million in insurance claims, exposing risks relevant to India, which loses $8 billion annually to disasters. Sikkim’s 2023 GLOF disaster showed how sub-limits can leave ‘All Risk’ policies dangerously underinsured.
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The price of innovation: why UPI needs revenue to stay free
As UPI enters a new phase of scale, a 0.4% MDR on larger merchant payments aims to fund infrastructure, cybersecurity and innovation while keeping most transactions free.