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 📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: This week, stock markets rallied 📈 with major indices nearing or crossing record highs, supported by a ceasefire between Israel and Iran that eased global tensions. Meanwhile, the Indian Rupee posted its best week since Jan 2023, ending below 85.5/$ 💵, helped by falling oil prices. This drop benefits oil-importing countries like India through lower import costs and improved margins for oil marketing companies. - 🌍 Global Market: After a slow performance in recent weeks, major stock indexes showed improvement. Fresh U.S. economic data pointed to a strong recovery, with GDP growth for the second quarter expected to exceed 3%, mainly because of steady consumer spending 📊. At the same time, the U.S. dollar index slipped to a three-year low 💵, making the currency weaker in global markets. Gold prices also dropped sharply ✨, reflecting reduced demand as geopolitical tensions eased and market uncertainty declined.

 📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indian stock market closed strong this week with key indices rising for the second week in a row, despite global ups and downs, tensions, and high oil prices 🛢. FIIs came back as buyers, investing ₹8,709.60 crore after 4 weeks. DIIs kept buying for the 9th week, adding ₹12,635.58 crore. But investor mood turned cautious on pharma due to news of possible new tariffs 💊. - 🌍 Global Market: This week, global stock markets showed mixed results 📉📈 due to trade tensions, economic worries, and changing oil prices. The US Fed stayed cautious, with no rate hikes for now, showing confidence in the US economy 💪. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil, which had touched a 3-month high, started falling as tensions between Iran and Israel cooled down.

 📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Markets saw high volatility this week and finally ended on a weaker note 📉. The main reasons were rising geopolitical tensions between Iran and Iraq, which led to a jump in crude oil prices 🛢️, weak global signals, and selling by foreign investors (FII) in Indian stocks. However, domestic investors (DII) stepped in with net buying, helped to reduce the overall impact of the sell-off 💼. - 🌍 Global Market: Global stock markets had a mixed week 📉📈. U.S. indices performed well, supported by easing trade tensions, better-than-expected inflation numbers, and strong gains in the tech sector 💻. On the other hand, most Asian markets fell, and emerging markets showed a mixed trend due to higher crude prices. However, rising geopolitical tensions between Iran and Iraq in the last couple of days affected investor sentiment, leading to a broad decline across global indices on the final trading day.

📊 Market Update: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: A good week for Indian markets as the RBI cut the repo rate by 50 bps to 5.5% and shifted its stance to neutral 🏦, aiming to boost growth through a front-loaded move. The CRR was reduced by 100 bps in four phases starting September, injecting ₹2.5 lakh crore liquidity 💰. CPI inflation forecast for FY26 was lowered to 3.7% 📉, while GDP growth estimate was maintained at 6.5%. The rupee remained relatively stable at 85.63 against the US dollar 💱, supported by RBI’s active forex interventions. - 🌍 Global Market: A mixed week for global markets as strong US jobs data eased slowdown concerns, payrolls beat estimates, unemployment remained steady at 4.2%, and wages rose by 3.9% 📈. However, geopolitical tensions escalated due to a public clash between Trump and Musk ⚡️. Meanwhile, despite production increases by OPEC+ nations, oil prices continue to surge 🛢, posing challenges for developing economies.