Crypto market displays strength despite global tensions. Bitcoin almost reached a new high. Institutional investors are back, stabilizing prices. Macroeconomic data impacts market moves. Geopolitical concerns cause temporary dips. Market shows resilience. Retail interest is also increasing. Investors should be cautious. Systematic investment is advised for long-term gains. SPX, Uniswap, and Hyperliquid are top gainers.
Gold prices in India have surged, crossing Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams. Experts predict a possible short-term correction. Quant Mutual Fund advises retaining precious metal exposure long-term. Renisha Chainani forecasts stabilization around Rs 97,000, with a potential dip to Rs 90,000. Manav Modi sees support at Rs 88,000-90,000, projecting Rs 1,00,000-Rs 1,06,000 in 12-15 months.
SBI Mutual Fund, the largest fund house based on assets managed, had an AUM of Rs 11.52 lakh crore as on May 31, 2025. The fund house manages 124 funds. Here are the top 10 stock holdings of the fund house, according to a report by Motilal Oswal Financial Services.
Arvind Kothari from Niveshaay is optimistic about capital expenditure-driven sectors. He highlights opportunities in defense, textiles, and power. RBI's rate cut and liquidity measures aim to boost consumption. Small and mid-cap stocks face valuation risks, while large caps have demand challenges. Promoter selling needs careful evaluation. Normal monsoon is expected to support consumption and auto sectors.
Shiv K. Goel, Director at Bonanza Group, integrates spiritual practices into his daily routine, starting with sunrise walks and yoga. This approach shapes his leadership by fostering integrity, empathy, and balanced decision-making. Goel emphasizes the importance of giving, spiritual reflection, and prioritizing work-life balance, advising young professionals to work hard, stay humble, and remain spiritually anchored for sustainable success.
Geopolitical tensions are rising. Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites sparked market reactions. Oil prices initially surged, but later stabilized. Investors are closely monitoring the Middle East and Washington. They await signals that could influence market sentiment next week. The focus is on the durability of the market rally. Traders are balancing risk and potential gains. The situation remains fluid.
Explosions were heard and seen over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as sirens sounded across Israel following what the country's military spokesman said was the firing of missiles from Iran. That came after Israel struck nuclear facilities and missile factories in Iran, escalating tensions in the Middle East and undermining global investor confidence. Oil prices surged nearly 7% on fears the conflict could disrupt crude supply from the Middle East. U.S. energy stocks rose in tandem, with Exxon up 2.2% and Diamondback Energy rallying 3.7%.
