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 📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: India’s Q4 FY25 GDP grew 7.4% YoY, the fastest of the year, while full-year growth stood at 6.5%. RBI retained its FY26 forecast at 6.5% and transferred a record ₹2.69 trillion dividend to the government 💰. Also according to ICRA report Gold jewellery demand may drop 9–10% in FY26 due to high prices, but bar and coin demand is set to rise 10% 🪙. Meanwhile,  the rupee stayed stable, aided by RBI forex support. - 🌍 Global Market: This week saw high market volatility, with US indices swayed by rising 📈 bond yields, fresh tariff threats, and a Moody’s downgrade of US credit. European markets saw mixed reaction to a US energy policy shift, while Chinese equities stayed under pressure due to weak industrial data and property sector worries 📉. Also, The US dollar weakened against major currencies amid debt concerns and policy uncertainty 💵.

Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: This week, the stock market moved up and down due to local news, rising global bond yields 📈, foreign investors pulling out, and tensions in the Middle East. Global worries like US-India trade talks, currency swings 💱, and growing US debt also added to the pressure. However, the rupee saw its biggest one-day gain since Nov 2022 🚀, helped by a weaker US dollar and strong local market performance. - 🌍 Global Market: Ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Eastern Europe introduced some volatility. Markets remained cautious amid Moody’s downgrade 📉 of the U.S. credit outlook, rising fiscal concerns in major economies, and mixed economic signals from China. Also, gold 🪙 prices rose by 4.6% this week on the back of a softer dollar and rising U.S. fiscal concerns.    

📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: The stock market ended strongly for this week, boosted by FII inflows of Rs 5,392 Cr, soft US inflation data, RBI’s supportive stance, and solid earnings in auto, banking, and real estate sectors. Mid and Small Cap stocks outperformed 🚀. Stable trade data helped, but the rupee still fell against the dollar, pushing gold prices higher 💸. - 🌍 Global Market: Global stock markets ended the week on a high note, lifted by easing trade tensions and hopes of lower tariffs on Chinese goods. US stocks led the gains, thanks to falling inflation, strong earnings, and upbeat growth forecasts 📈. Despite some worries from Middle East and Eastern Europe tensions, markets stayed strong. Lower interest rates also made stocks more attractive than bonds 💼.

 📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: This week, the stock market saw a mix of ups and downs across different sectors and indices. The movement was driven by global political and economic events, along with some profit booking during the week. Market mood stayed positive thanks to steady FII inflows and strong global signals ✅. However, rising geopolitical tensions remain a key concern and could affect short-term direction ⚠️. Also, new US tariffs on imported medicines and increasing global tensions caused selling pressure in some sectors 💊. - 🌍 Global Market: Stock markets were quite volatile this week, influenced by trade talks, mixed economic data from the US like job growth and GDP, and strong earnings from big tech companies 💻. The US Federal Reserve also shared its views on tariffs and economic growth, but gave limited signals on how tariffs might affect inflation, showing the uncertainty around their full impact ⚖️. Overall, market direction stayed uncertain with many ...

  📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Stock market experienced notable movements and impacts. FIIs were net buyers, injecting approximately $2,040 million into Indian equities 💹. This influx was fueled by strong corporate earnings and growing optimism surrounding India’s economic prospects, despite a market correction triggered by geopolitical tensions following the Pahalgam attack ⚠️ - 🌍 Global Market: Stock markets posted gains this week, supported by corporate earnings, geopolitical tensions, and macroeconomic developments. The three major U.S. stock indexes recorded notable advances 📈, as sentiment improved following the easing of U.S. tariffs on China and better-than-expected quarterly results. Meanwhile, crude oil prices declined to their lowest levels since April 2021 due to trade policy uncertainty and increased supply 🛢️. Gold prices also fell by 2% this week, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar 💵. .