GHV Infra Projects secures ₹546 crore contract for Mumbai roadworks

GHV Infra Projects has bagged a ₹546 crore work order from GHV India to strengthen and improve roads in Mumbai. The project is expected to be completed within 24 months.

GHV Infra Projects has bagged a ₹546 crore work order from GHV India to strengthen and improve roads in Mumbai. The project is expected to be completed within 24 months.
Tata Electronics and Bharat Electronics have signed an MoU to collaborate on semiconductor and electronics solutions, advancing India’s self-reliance goals across chip design, fabrication, OSAT, and defence-grade electronics components.

Dhiraj Agarwal, Managing Director at Ambit Investment Managers described the current trading range in Indian equities as similar to what was seen from January to May 2024, when the Nifty moved just 3.5% overall despite high volatility within that range.

For Gallardo, Trump’s unpredictable decisions on trade and concerns around his foreign policy and the rule of law are all prompting traditional allies of the US to reduce their dependence and ties to the world’s biggest economy.

The biggest deal involved Bajaj Finserv Ltd. The financial services provider witnessed 2.86 crore shares changing hands at ₹1,925 per piece, representing 1.79% of the company’s total equity in a block deal worth ₹5,506 crore on Friday, June 6.

The benchmark NSE Nifty 50 index rose 1% for the week to close at 25,003, while the S&P BSE Sensex advanced 747 points on Friday to end at 82,189. The Nifty Bank index gained nearly 2% during the week, ending…

The number of shares that changed hands, amount to 7.4% of the outstanding equity in the stock.

Out of the 12 analysts that have coverage on Bharti Hexacom, seven of them have a ‘Buy’ rating, four say ‘Hold’, while one analyst has a ‘Sell’ rating on the stock.

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said that the overall banking system remains robust. Referring to recent developments at IndusInd Bank, he said, “Such episodes will occur, but they should not concern us excessively as long as they remain isolated.”

Political uncertainty and rising deficits are contributing to a weaker dollar, which Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer believes will continue.