|| शनिवार संवाद || 21-02-2026

 Market Update 📰:


- 🇮🇳 Indian Market: This week indices remained volatile as global tensions, rising crude oil 🛢️ and FII selling kept sentiment cautious. Banking and PSU stocks showed resilience 💪, while IT and export-oriented sectors stayed mixed due to global uncertainty. A stronger dollar and fluctuating rupee 💵 also added pressure. However, optimism improved towards the end after positive global trade cues, supporting selective buying.


- 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹637 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹4335 Cr.


- 🌍 Global Market: This week indices remained volatile as investors balanced geopolitical risks and trade tensions. US markets saw mixed moves amid Middle East conflict fears ⚠️ and tariff concerns, while Europe stayed choppy on energy supply worries. Asian markets were mostly weaker due to a stronger US dollar and soft demand outlook. On the last day, sentiment improved after the US Supreme Court nullified several tariffs ⚖️, lifting global trade optimism.








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