|| शनिवार संवाद || 24-10-2026

 Market Update 📰:


- 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street extended their winning streak for the third consecutive week, supported by strong FIIs buying and encouraging corporate earnings. 🏦 PSU Banks led sectoral gains, while midcap and smallcap stocks outperformed benchmark indices. However, October retail inflation crossing the RBI's upper tolerance limit and higher oil prices raised fresh concerns.


- 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs bought equities worth ₹33,342 Cr, while DIIs sold ₹24,892 Cr.


- 🌍 Global Market: Indices witnessed a mixed but largely positive week as strong 💪 corporate earnings lifted European stocks, while US markets recovered despite continued pressure on semiconductor shares amid concerns surrounding Nvidia and the AI 🤖 sector. Meanwhile, sticky inflation kept expectations of Fed rate cuts in check, pushing bond yields and the dollar higher. At the same time, crude oil prices slipped on rising supply expectations, offering some relief from global inflation worries.





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