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 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: The major stock indices ended the week lower 📉, mainly due to weak earnings in the Financial and IT sectors, uncertainty around a US-India trade deal 🤔, and mixed signals from the US Federal Reserve on interest rate cuts. Meanwhile, the rupee dropped for the fifth month straight, driven by foreign outflows and global trends. Also, India’s GDP growth slowed from 8.6% in Q3 2024 to 6.2% in Q3 2025, reflecting a slowdown in the economy. According to experts, the recent dip in Indian stocks is linked to high valuations 📈 and economic challenges. - 🌍 Global Market: Major U.S. stock indices saw decent gains this week, driven by strong U.S. retail data 🛍️. In Europe, the FTSE 100 edged up slightly, while Germany’s DAX declined due to weak retail sales and mixed signals from the Eurozone economy 🇪🇺. Meanwhile, Asian indices also posted modest gains, following the global rally, while China’s inflation data continued to indicate deflation 📉.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Domestic markets fell for two weeks in a row 📉 due to global trade worries and weak earnings. Delay in the India-US trade deal and the US raising tariffs on Canada (35%) added pressure. But FMCG and discretionary stocks saw some buying as urban demand picked up 🛍️. Falling inflation, lower interest rates, and a good monsoon 🌧️ kept the overall mood slightly positive. - 🌍 Global Market: Tariff news 📰 dominated the headlines this week, but market reactions were more subdued 😐 compared to earlier announcements. President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on South Korea, Japan and added new tariffs on countries like Canada, South Africa, Thailand, and Malaysia. He also said Brazil’s tariff will go up to 50%, along with a 50% tariff on copper. Meanwhile, in single-stock news, NVIDIA 🚀 reached the $4 trillion market capitalization mark for the first time.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Sensex and Nifty ended the week lower 📉, giving up last week’s gains. The drop came from a weaker rupee, ongoing FII selling, and India-US trade worries. Meanwhile, Gold was volatile 💰 due to upcoming US inflation and Fed signals. Also,  Brent oil stayed near $68.75 🛢️, due to global tensions, OPEC+ production strategy, US inventory data and Macroeconomics signals. - 🌍 Global Market: Global markets were mixed this week. U.S. stocks rose 📈 on strong job data, easing inflation, and trade hopes. But Asian and European markets showed mixed moves due to mixed global data, Trump’s July 9 tariff deadline and global uncertainty 😕. Meanwhile, The dollar stayed stable 💵, supported by US strong job data and importer demand.