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Small-cap stock Hazoor Multiprojects won a ₹913 crore order from Apollo Green Energy, higher than its market capitalisation of ₹865 crore. The small-cap stock, currently priced at ₹39.67, could gain traction on Monday following this announcement.
- Foxconn Q2 Update: Chipmaker sees 16% jump in revenue on AI product demand, flags THESE risks going ahead
Foxconn Q2 update: Foxconn reported record second-quarter revenue of T$1.79 trillion, a 15.82% year-on-year increase, driven by AI product demand. However, it cautioned about geopolitical challenges and exchange rate fluctuations impacting growth.
- India-US trade deal: What can the Indian stock market expect ahead of Trump's tariff pause deadline?
India-US trade deal: As the July 9 deadline for the US tariff pause approaches, investors are anxious. A favourable trade deal could boost the Indian stock market and foreign investment, but unresolved tariff issues may lead to volatility.
- Gold prices likely to trend higher in H2 2025, may touch ₹1 lakh: Report
Local gold prices in the country are expected to maintain an upside bias in the second half of 2025, potentially moving from the current range of ₹96,500- ₹98,500 per 10 grams toward the psychologically significant ₹1,00,000 mark, according to a report by ICICI Bank Global Markets.
- OPEC Agrees in Principle to Larger Than Expected Increase
OPEC has agreed in principle to further accelerate its supply increases next month, delegates said, as the group led by Saudi Arabia seeks to reclaim market share.