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 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street extended their weakness this week as Nifty and Sensex fell for a seventh straight week, pressured by elevated 🛢️ crude prices, rising US bond yields and continued foreign outflows. IT and insurance stocks faced selling, while Tata Group-related uncertainty added pressure. However, 🏦 banking, 🚗 auto and select oil & gas stocks saw value buying on Friday, helping indices recover some losses. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹11,490 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹16,398 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Major indices gained momentum this week as 🤖 AI optimism lifted technology stocks, while hopes of easing Middle East tensions pushed oil prices lower. However, rising bond yields and expectations of further Fed hikes kept investors cautious ⚠️. The dollar remained firm, while gold faced pressure from higher yields. Overall, improving risk sentiment supported equities despite persistent inflation and ge...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indices stayed under pressure this week as expensive crude 🛢️ raised inflation and import-cost concerns, while high global rates weighed on sentiment. Banks & financials 🏦 recovered as new UPI charges improved monetisation prospects, while insurance 🛡️ gained on optimism around growth and reporting changes. IT weakened amid global rate concerns. IPO activity also diverted liquidity from secondary markets. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹7,619 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹11,231 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Markets swung sharply this week as Middle East tensions pushed oil higher and revived inflation fears, lifting bond yields. The Fed then raised rates, while the BOJ also tightened policy 🇺🇸🇯🇵, keeping investors cautious. As oil prices eased, global stocks recovered, with AI and chip stocks leading the rebound, while gold 🥇 strengthened as geopolitical uncertainty kept demand for safe-haven assets...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street remained volatile as Middle East tensions and elevated crude kept risk appetite weak, but a late recovery in oil and bond yields helped limit losses. IT stocks bucked the trend, supported by relative defensive buying, while HDFC Bank 🏦 gained amid improving sentiment around its leadership outlook. Meanwhile, metals weakened as higher oil, bond yields and a stronger dollar 💵 raised cost and demand concerns. - 📊 Advance/Decline: On the NSE, 1220 stocks ended in the green, while 2006 stocks closed in the red. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices are under pressure after a rough week, with Brent crude slipping from $110 but Middle East tensions still fuelling inflation fears 😨. That concern is spilling into bonds, as U.S. Treasury yields near 5% push Wall Street lower for a fourth straight day and lift Fed hike bets ahead of CPI. 🇪🇺 Europe steadied after the ECB hike, while Asian stocks slip, the dollar strengthened and gold rebounded....

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Markets remained under pressure through the week as rising crude prices and global bond yields weighed on sentiment, pushing indices to decline 📉. Yet strong domestic growth and GST collections offered some support 💰, while DIIs continued cushioning FII selling. Meanwhile, record-high forex reserves 💵 and RBI liquidity measures provided a macro cushion, before a Friday relief rally lifted markets on easing Fed-rate concerns. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹5,611 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹23,156 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Markets stayed volatile as U.S.–Iran tensions pushed oil higher 🛢️, reviving inflation fears and pressuring bonds. That uncertainty kept investors cautious, even as European shares showed resilience. Meanwhile, stronger U.S. jobs data strengthened the dollar 💵 and revived rate-hike concerns, weighing on Wall Street. Across Asia, China’s outlook and Japan’s policy path added to the mi...