|| शनिवार संवाद || 13-02-2026

 Market Update 📰:


- 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Amid weak global sentiment, Indian markets saw a sharp sell-off on Friday 📉 as the fall in global tech stocks hurt investor confidence and triggered a broad risk-off mood 😟. With more stocks declining than advancing, market breadth remained weak, and experts believe the trend may stay sideways to weak, with pullback rallies facing selling pressure if Nifty remains below 25,800.


- 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹4,019 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹6,883 Cr.


- 🌍 Global Market: Global cues remained mixed this week as concerns around AI, weak consumption data, tariffs, and geopolitical tensions kept US market sentiment cautious, even though NASDAQ and S&P 500 posted slight loss 📉. At the same time, Europe showed modest but mixed performance 🇪🇺, while in Asia, softer demand signals from China continued to weigh on regional markets and currencies.





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