Silver prices have surged, exceeding 1,00,000/kg in India, driven by geopolitical tensions, supply constraints, and rising industrial demand, particularly from China. Currency fluctuations and monetary policy uncertainty further contribute to the volatility. While long-term prospects are positive due to silver's industrial applications, short-term corrections are expected amid economic data and central bank signals, requiring cautious investment strategies.
A substantial $1.86 billion in pre-IPO shareholder lock-ins is expiring in July 2025, potentially altering the ownership structure of several recently listed firms. Nuvama Institutional Equities reports that these expiries encompass both promoter and non-promoter holdings across multiple companies. While the shares become tradable, not all are expected to be sold, as many may remain with long-term investors.
A mortar shell struck a house in Kachhi Kamar village, Kurram district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, near the Afghan border, injuring fourteen people, including five children aged 5-11. The explosion partially damaged the house, prompting villagers to rescue the injured and transport them to a hospital. Local authorities have initiated an investigation to determine the source of the mortar fire.
From agriculture's dawn to the digital age, revolutions have consistently reshaped power dynamics. Ownership of land, machines, and now artificial intelligence has redefined societal structures and sparked conflicts. As markets grapple with this upheaval, traditional investment strategies falter, emphasizing the need to adapt to rapid cycles and shifting beliefs for consistent returns.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' predicts a silver price surge in July, calling it the best 'asymmetric buy' due to its high reward-to-risk ratio. Indian analysts echo this sentiment, citing escalating geopolitical tensions and silver's growing industrial demand, particularly in EVs and solar energy.
The upcoming week of June is packed with corporate actions from a wide range of companies. Investors can look forward to a flurry of final dividends, bonus shares, stock splits, and rights issues across several sectors. Prominent names announced high-value payouts or corporate changes, and set record dates that fall in the week to come.Under the T+1 settlement cycle, shareholders must own the stock at least one trading day before the ex-date to be eligible for dividends, bonuses, or splits. This curated breakdown provides a date-wise list of all upcoming corporate actions between June 30 and July 4, helping investors stay informed and make timely portfolio decisions.
India's Electronics Manufacturing Services sector is experiencing rapid expansion, fueled by strong orders and increasing global relevance. Government initiatives and rising domestic demand across sectors like EVs and infrastructure are key drivers. Companies are scaling up operations, supported by export growth and improved margins. Kaynes Technologies and Avalon Technologies are highlighted as promising investments, with significant growth projections.
Donald Trump's criticism of Jerome Powell raises concerns. This interference could destabilize the economy. GDP projections are down. Inflation and unemployment are rising. Powell is trying to navigate stagflation. Trump's tariffs could worsen the situation. The Fed needs to focus on policy. Powell needs space to do his job. Stability is essential for America.
Equity mutual fund schemes that bet on sector and focused themes - the hot picks of 2024 - are falling out of investor favour amid erratic returns and heightened risk, as reported by ET Bureau.
Dividend-paying stocks continue to attract investor interest for their potential to generate steady income. Within the Nifty 500 universe, several companies are currently offering dividend yields that exceed their respective industry averages.Based on data from Trendlyne, heres a look at 10 such stocks with relatively high 1-year dividend yields:
