Premier Energies shares: Premier Energies posted a 10% year-on-year increase in revenue, reaching Rs 1,820.7 crore for the quarter ended June. EBITDA jumped 53% to Rs 548.3 crore, while net profit rose 55.4% to Rs 307.8 crore, up from Rs 198.1 crore in the corresponding quarter last year.

Tata Motors shares: The agreement was announced on Sunday by U.S. President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, narrowly avoiding the August 1 deadline that could have triggered a 30% blanket tariff on EU exports to the United States.

Asian Paints is expected to release its Q1 earnings soon. Analysts predict a modest performance due to weak urban demand. Revenue growth might be muted, but volume growth is likely to be positive. Profit may decline slightly year-on-year. The domestic decorative segment is expected to show volume growth. Gross margins could be supported by favorable raw material costs.

Laurus Labs stock price increased following Andhra Pradesh government s land allotment. The company will establish Laurus Pharma Zone in Anakapalli district. Laurus Labs plans to invest significantly over eight years. This project aims to boost pharma manufacturing. It is also expected to generate employment opportunities for many people. Technical indicators suggest a potential short-term pullback, but overall sentiment remains positive.

Gold prices traded flat as optimism around U.S. trade deals tempered safe-haven demand ahead of the Fed decision. Analysts flag continued bearish momentum on charts, with resistance near Rs 98,675. Rising dollar and volatile rupee may keep upside capped; sell-on-rise advised.

NSDL IPO GMP: Although grey market premiums (GMPs) are unofficial and stem from informal trading, they are commonly viewed as an indicator of investor interest before a company goes public. A premium of this scale points to the potential for strong listing gains in NSDL’s IPO, particularly considering the company’s key position in India’s financial ecosystem and the support it enjoys from major institutional investors.

TCS shares fell 1.7% to Rs 3,081.60 after the company announced it could no longer redeploy employees whose skills no longer align with its shifting business requirements.

Shriram Finance shares: Shriram Finance on Friday, July 25, reported a standalone net profit of Rs 2,156 crore for the April–June quarter, marking a 9% increase from Rs 1,981 crore in the same period last year. On a sequential basis, profit after tax rose 0.8% from Rs 2,139 crore in the January–March quarter.

Swaminathan Aiyar suggests India holds a strong position as an investor in the UK, particularly with the Tata Group s significant presence. Relaxed social security deductions could further boost Indian IT investment. While the government aims for job creation in labor-intensive sectors, Aiyar believes India s strength lies in its skilled workforce, presenting opportunities in finance, media, and sports.