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Dabur, Godrej say demand holds firm despite cost pressures
Indian consumer goods giants Dabur and Godrej Consumer Products reported resilient demand in early fiscal 2027, defying geopolitical worries and rising costs. Despite input price pressures, both companies anticipate strong revenue and profit growth, with Godrej expecting high-teens revenue expansion. International markets are also showing promise, particularly in the Middle East, though El Niño's impact on rural demand remains a concern.
Pulse of the Street: Realty and healthcare lifts markets, but weak rupee clouds rally
Markets rose nearly 1% this week as softer crude oil prices, easing volatility and buying in real estate, healthcare and consumption stocks lifted sentiment. However, weakness in capital goods and power, along with continued pressure on the rupee, showed that the recovery remained selective
Mother Sparsh sees up to 40% growth as baby-care boom defies consumer slowdown
Mother Sparsh anticipates a robust 30-40% revenue surge this year, defying broader consumption slowdowns. Indian parents are prioritizing their babies' health and well-being, investing in premium, 'no nasties' products. Leveraging ITC's extensive distribution, the brand aims to expand its reach beyond online channels into smaller cities, tapping into a growing demand for trusted, scientifically-backed baby care solutions.
Gold prices to stay elevated, volatile; Titan bullish on long-term growth
Gold prices are expected to remain "elevated and volatile" due to geopolitical tensions, Titan said, but expressed optimism about the long-term growth prospects of the jewellery market on favourable demographics and its safe-haven appeal. Despite these challenges, the "outlook in India remains positive" due to favourable demographics and the continued relevance of jewellery as a store of value; however, "short-term demand fluctuations may persist", Titan said in its annual report. "Gold prices are expected to remain elevated and volatile, given ongoing geopolitical developments and global conflicts leading to macroeconomic uncertainties," said Titan, a JV between Tata and the Tamil Nadu government. The Tata group-managed firm also said these macroeconomic uncertainties arising from geopolitical developments could lead to shifts in demand patterns across customer segments. "In this environment, there could be shifts in demand segments and the Division will continue to prioritise mar
Traditional IT stocks can deliver up to 70% returns over three years despite AI fears: Sandip Agarwal
The recent fall in Indian IT stocks has created an attractive long-term buying opportunity, according to fund manager Sandip Agarwal. He believes investors are overestimating the impact of AI on the sector and says traditional IT services companies could deliver 45–70% returns over the next three years as enterprise AI adoption gathers pace.
India real estate attracts USD 2.9 billion in Q2 Calender Year 2026; Chennai, Bengaluru drive 27% inflows
The report said domestic investments more than doubled to USD 1.33 billion during the quarter, accounting for 46 per cent of the total inflows. Foreign investments stood at USD 1.54 billion, contributing 54 per cent of the total despite global trade and capital deployment uncertainties arising from the West Asia crisis. The inflows were supported by select large transactions.
Raymond Realty gains 10% as Q1 pre-sales more than double; FY27 margin guidance maintained
Raymond Realty maintained its FY27 EBITDA margin guidance of 17%-19%, saying the first-quarter margin profile was in line with expectations and reflected the seasonality associated with the real estate development cycle.
'India's private credit market primed for sustained growth'
India's private credit market is poised for significant expansion, projected to reach $50 billion by 2030, fueled by increasing corporate funding needs and limitations faced by traditional banks. While this alternative capital source is gaining traction, new RBI regulations allowing bank acquisition financing could introduce greater competition. Real estate and infrastructure sectors are leading this growth, with promoter financing also playing a crucial role.
'India's private credit market primed for sustained growth'
India's private credit market is poised for significant expansion, projected to reach $50 billion by 2030, fueled by increasing corporate funding needs and limitations faced by traditional banks. While this alternative capital source is gaining traction, new RBI regulations allowing bank acquisition financing could introduce greater competition. Real estate and infrastructure sectors are leading this growth, with promoter financing also playing a crucial role.
How Jewar Airport could trigger a Gurugram-like boom in Faridabad
Faridabad, once a quiet NCR real estate market, is poised for rapid transformation driven by the upcoming Noida International Airport. Improved connectivity, particularly the proposed Faridabad-Jewar Expressway, is expected to mirror Gurugram's early airport-led growth. This, combined with existing infrastructure upgrades and attractive pricing, is drawing significant interest from homebuyers and investors, signaling a new era of development for the city.
NEET UG 2026: NTA Officials Say Exam Result By July 20
The re-NEET was held on June 21 after the original exam, was cancelled following an alleged paper leak.
Moody’s report suggests India’s private credit market could double by FY30
India's private credit market is set for robust expansion, projected to reach $50 billion by FY30. Driven by escalating corporate funding needs and limitations faced by traditional banks, this alternative capital source is becoming a preferred option for businesses. Real estate, infrastructure, and promoter financing are key growth areas, attracting diverse investors seeking attractive returns for managing significant risks.