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India’s Services Sector Grows 13.5% in July 2026

India’s services sector demonstrated robust, broad-based growth in July 2026, with 17 out of 19 tracked sectors expanding, according to official data from the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI). Analysis from CareEdge Ratings showed services output expanding 13.5% year-on-year, slightly accelerating from 13.2% in June. Overall, 10 sectors registered double-digit growth. Within the trial Index of Services Production (ISP)—which covers approximately 60% of India's services ecosystem—administrative and support services led the expansion with a 20.9% jump, closely followed by retail trade at 18.5%, real estate at 14.4%, accommodation and food services at 12.6%, and banking services at 12.3%. While overall momentum remained strong, certain key sub-sectors experienced moderation or contraction during the month. Growth in real estate output cooled to 14.4% from 24.7% in June, while wholesale trade eased to 12.1% from 15.1%. Moderate single-to-double-digit growth was recorded across telecommunications (11%), IT services (10.7%), professional/R&D services (10.4%), and road transport (9.9%), alongside water (7.7%) and railway transport (7.5%). Conversely, air transport contracted 8.4% and repair services fell 5%. CareEdge Ratings expects the services sector to retain its fundamental resilience, even as external volatility, fluctuating energy costs, and supply-chain frictions pose potential risks.

DLF: Aureva Sell-Out Highlights Senior Living Demand

DLF sells 172 senior living homes for ₹1,985 crore

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DLF sells The Aureva Project for ₹1,985 crore

DLF’s The Aureva luxury retirement project in Gurugram is fully sold out, generating around ₹1,985 crore from 172 residences. DLF Limited said The Aureva in Sector 63, Gurugram, spread across 4.17 acres, has achieved complete sales. The project has 172 four-bedroom residences with more than 7.5 lakh sq ft of saleable area. Each residence also includes three parking spaces and access to wellness, healthcare and lifestyle facilities. For DLF, the key point is the value realised from a relatively small 4.17-acre development. At around ₹1,985 crore of sales, the project has generated strong value from its premium positioning and limited inventory. This also supports DLF’s focus on luxury residential projects, where higher realisations can improve the value of new launches even without very large volumes. My view is positive, but I would not treat the sell-out alone as a reason to chase the stock. The bigger factor to watch is whether DLF can repeat this level of absorption and pricing across upcoming premium launches. With DLF trading at ₹668.80 on October 5, the next trigger is sustained sales momentum and launch performance in Gurugram. A move above ₹680 with strong volume would improve the near-term setup, while ₹650 is an important level to watch on the downside. My stance: Positive above ₹650, with ₹680 as the next near-term trigger.

DLF Ltd Announces Complete Sell-Out his one property

Nifty Realty at Crossroads Amid Rate Hike Debate

Nifty Realty has slipped 2.32% for the week to close at 847.35, right at the intersection of two significant trendlines on the weekly chart — a long descending trendline from the late-2024 highs and a newer rising trendline from the March 2026 lows. This crossover zone makes the current level an important one to watch, with 772.75 marking a well-defined support further below and 942 the broader pattern high. RSI at 49.02 sits right at the midline, reflecting the indecision visible on the chart. This technical setup comes against a backdrop of an actively debated rate outlook. Market participants remain split on how aggressively the RBI may move, with expectations ranging from a modest, gradual recalibration to a more front-loaded tightening path, partly driven by the need to manage a large liquidity surplus built up through recent foreign currency inflows (Source:Moneycontrol) Since rate-sensitive sectors like realty tend to react to shifts in borrowing costs, this divergence in rate expectations adds an extra layer for the sector to navigate alongside its own technical setup. Resistance: 876-911-942. Support: 810 then 772.75.