Infosys has approved a ₹13,560 crore share buyback at a 25% premium, marking its fifth since 2017. The move highlights strong cash reserves, boosts investor confidence, and signals management’s belief in long-term growth. Meanwhile, Indian markets saw key updates across defense, auto, pharma, banking, energy, and IT sectors.
On July 9, 2025, Indian markets faced global headwinds as US tariff hikes targeted pharma and metals, but strong domestic developments in steel, infra, and upcoming IPOs like Anthem Biosciences kept investor sentiment balanced.
Indian stock markets ended strong on July 8, 2025, backed by institutional buying, upbeat earnings from key companies like Kotak Bank and M&M, and positive momentum in realty and banking sectors, even as global tariff tensions weighed on sentiment.
Despite global trade friction and sectoral rotation in equities, India Inc continues to post encouraging earnings in healthcare, retail, and banking—setting the tone for a resilient FY26.
The Indian markets ended higher on July 4, 2025, with sectoral buying in Oil & Gas, IT, Pharma, and Banking, while Metals and Auto saw profit booking. Key highlights included Bharat Forge’s new defence arm, strong Q1 updates from Bajaj Finance, Vedanta, and Torrent Pharma’s JB Chemicals stake buy. Regulatory changes in gas tariffs and corporate actions like bonus issues and mutual fund launches also shaped the session. FIIs continued to sell, while DIIs supported the rally. US markets remained closed for Independence Day.
From improving PMI numbers and tariff shifts to retail growth and a buzzing IPO pipeline, India’s economic momentum continues to gain pace despite global uncertainties. Sectors like textiles, retail, pharma, and power are showing strength, while investor focus remains strong on Q1 earnings and global cues.
Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet venture, has officially launched in Sri Lanka, marking its third South Asian entry after Bhutan and Bangladesh. With regulatory clearance nearly complete in India, Starlink is expected to roll out services in the country within two months. This expansion is a major step in bridging the digital divide across South Asia, enabling fast, low-latency internet in underserved regions.
On July 2, 2025, Indian markets experienced cautious trading amid global political uncertainty and upcoming trade deadlines. Tesla’s dip impacted sentiment, while domestic action was driven by new listings like HDB Financial, robust auto sales from Hyundai and Maruti, and significant corporate announcements from Adani, Lupin, JSW Energy, and others. Profit booking was seen in midcaps and PSUs, while pharma, auto, and metals attracted strong buying.
Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet venture, has officially launched in Sri Lanka, marking its third South Asian entry after Bhutan and Bangladesh. With regulatory clearance nearly complete in India, Starlink is expected to roll out services in the country within two months. This expansion is a major step in bridging the digital divide across South Asia, enabling fast, low-latency internet in underserved regions.