Institutional wallets including Cumberland and Monetalis bought a combined $6.12 million of UNI at the $4.00 resistance level, while Wintermute previously moved more than $1 million of UNI through major exchanges. The concentrated buying coincided with large short liquidations in the $4.05–$4.15 range, creating mechanical demand that pushed UNI to $4.56. UNI has recently climbed back above $4.56 for the first time since May. If the price falls below $4.00, a potential downside target is $3.66.

Ajwa Fun World & Resort Ltd reported FY26 net profit of ₹4,924.39 lakh, up from ₹29.92 lakh in FY25. The jump was driven mainly by a one-off gain of ₹5,431.41 lakh from the sale of immovable property and the discontinuation of its entertainment park business. Revenue fell year on year to ₹61.67 lakh, while EPS rose to ₹77.06 from ₹0.47. The company plans to reappoint S P V P & Co LLP as its statutory auditor.

AI company Anthropic has signed a six-year, $10 billion computing-capacity agreement with Volta, an infrastructure startup backed by Nvidia. The capacity will be delivered with Bitdeer Technologies, a Bitcoin miner that operates data centers, at a Norway site with 133MW of power and Nvidia’s newest Vera Rubin chips. Volta also said it raised $300 million in venture funding, valuing the company at $2.4 billion. The deal highlights a growing overlap between AI demand for compute and crypto-linked data center operators, with Bitdeer’s mining and infrastructure role creating a direct tie even without any mention of BTC trading or technology.

United Fire Group reported a 95.3% combined ratio for Q2 2026, its best second-quarter result in more than 15 years. Net written premium rose 9% year over year to $406.4 million, while net income increased 45% to $33.4 million. The insurer said its underlying loss ratio was 57.2% and it recorded zero adverse reserve development on prior-year claims. Results were supported by 2.7% catastrophe losses and a 33% increase in net investment income to $28.9 million.

Asymchem Group (stock codes: 002821.SZ / 6821.HK) and investors including Hillhouse Qirui injected a total of RMB 1.2397 billion (approximately US$184 million) into its biologics CDMO unit AsymBio, with Asymchem contributing RMB 1.05 billion. Following the capital increase, Asymchem Group’s shareholding in AsymBio will rise to 83.4965%. The move strengthens the group’s capital base and strategic positioning in biologics outsourcing manufacturing, directly benefiting its A-share and Hong Kong-listed entities.

Kalyan Jewellers reported FY26 first-quarter results, with consolidated net profit at ₹3,486.65 million, up 25.3% year on year. Consolidated revenue from operations rose 45.7% to ₹10,588.93 million. The company attributed the strong performance to robust seasonal demand for gold jewellery and continued expansion of its store network. The results point to improving operating quality and earnings visibility at its core listed entity, ONUS.

India’s South Western Railway (SWR) loaded 4.69 million tonnes of freight in July 2026, up 11.7% year on year and a record for the month. Iron ore and steel loadings rose 22.4% and 20.6%, respectively, while total freight handled in the first four months of FY 2026-27 through July increased 5.7% to 17.1 million tonnes. SWR reported gross revenue of Rs 793.3 crore for July, up 5.2%, with freight and passenger earnings both growing by around 6%.

Nigeria’s Dangote refinery plans to launch an IPO in October, aiming to raise about $5 billion, with its primary listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. Kenya’s capital markets could help place up to $500 million of the offering. If completed, the deal would be Africa’s largest market listing and could boost liquidity in Nigeria’s equities market and draw more interest to regional capital markets.