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 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...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Markets ended the week cautiously as higher crude prices 🛢️ and global bond yields kept sentiment subdued, leaving Nifty and Sensex almost flat. Meanwhile, banking and private financials showed resilience 🏦, while IT remained under pressure amid US inflation concerns. Broader markets were mixed, with small-caps outperforming mid-caps, while strong Q1 corporate revenue growth across banking, metals and pharma offered some domestic support. - 📊 Market Breadth: On the NSE, 1580 stocks ended in the green, while 1478 stocks closed in the red. - 🌍 Global Market: Markets stayed cautious as rising US bond yields and renewed Gulf tensions 😨, keeping inflation worries alive. This pressured US, European and Asian equities, while Japan’s inflation strengthened expectations of a BOJ rate hike 🇯🇵. Meanwhile, a weaker dollar supported gold and Bitcoin, as investors turned their focus toward next week’s Jackson Hole meeting and Nvidia’s earnings for ...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street ended the week higher as falling crude prices and strong IT stocks lifted sentiment early on. 📈 However, profit-booking and weakness in financial stocks capped gains, while the RBI kept rates unchanged, supporting stability. 🏦 Meanwhile, the new Closing Auction Session (CAS) created unusual closing moves, adding volatility. Still, easing oil prices, FIIs buying and improving global cues helped markets finish the week on a confident note. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs bought equities worth ₹2,887 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹7,713 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices gained momentum through the week as easing geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices lower, reducing inflation worries. 📉 This supported stocks, while strong AI and semiconductor earnings lifted technology shares and helped the S&P 500 reach record highs. 💻 Meanwhile, weaker U.S. jobs data boosted hopes of softer Fed policy, keeping investors optim...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street remained resilient this week despite global volatility. Better-than-expected Q1 earnings, especially from IT 💻 and financial companies, boosted sentiment, while IT stocks continued to outperform. RBI's support strengthened the rupee, although higher oil 🛢️ prices and global uncertainties kept investors cautious. Sensex and Nifty still ended July with their second consecutive monthly gains, reflecting confidence in India's growth story. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs bought equities worth ₹5,949 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹5,387 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Markets remained volatile this week as the Fed and Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged, while hawkish signals pushed bond yields higher. 🤖 A sharp chip-stock selloff turned into a strong rebound after Amazon's blockbuster earnings revived AI optimism. 🇪🇺 European markets touched fresh highs and rising Middle East tensions kept oil prices eleva...

 रेलवे में बदलाव बहुत आ रहे हैं. पर जो भी बदलाव है वह भारत सरकार की बजेट से होरहा है. क्योंकि ऑपरेटिंग रेशों अभी भी नियंत्रित नहीं है. पिछले साल ये ९८.३२% है, जिससे रेलवे की अपने नेटवर्क को बढ़ाने के लिए पैसे नही है. हमने  भी रेलवे को हमेशा घाटे में चलाने के लिए मजबूर किया. हमने फ्रेट या गुड्स की जगह पैसेंजर को महत्व दिया. हम हर बजट में नई पैसेंजर ट्रेन की डिमांड करने या इसकी अपेक्षा ही करते थे. पैसेंजर ट्रेन घाटे का सौदा है , पर इसका कोई इलाज नहीं क्योंकि इतने बड़े देश में एक ही नेशनल ट्रांसपोर्ट है जो मिडिल क्लास के लिए अफोर्डेबल है. फ्रेट आपको पैसा देता है पर उसे हम अनकंपिटिटिव बना रहे है. प्रायोरिटी गलत होना ये हमें एक सफेद हाथी पालने को मजबूर कर दिया, बजट ही सही आज हम अपनी प्रायोरिटी ठीक कर है. फ्रेट के लिए अलग बजट और अलग ट्रैक हमें एक नई आशा देता है. पहले हमने कोंकण रेलवे को अलग कंपनी बनाया. पर हमारा बाबू कल्चर कोंकण रेलवे कॉर्पोरेशन को घाटे का सौदा बनाया और उसे रेलवे में मर्ज करा दिया. अब जो बदलाव आ रहा है उसमें इन्हीं बाबू की सहभागिता पूरी है. पूर्वी और पश्चिमी डेडिकेट...

पिछले दिनों डेडिकेटेड फ्रेट कॉरिडोर का काम पूर्ण हुआ. पूर्वी तथा पश्चिमी कॉरिडोर से हमने उत्तरी भारत को सोनपुर और जेएनपीटी बंदरगाह को जोड़ दिया. पश्चिम में और बंदरगाह भी ऐसे जुड़ गये.कॉस्ट वाइस ये प्रोजेक्ट थोड़ा महंगा लगता है, पर इसका फायदा क़ीमत से ज्यादा है. पूरी परियोजना कोई पचास हजार करोड़ की लागत से बना है.पहले गुड्स के यातायात का समय बहुत ज्यादा था, जिसमें अगर आप पोर्ट पर लोडिंग और अनलोडिंग का समय जोड़ दे तो हम अनकंपिटिटिव हो जाते थे. कॉस्टिंग सिर्फ यातायात का नहीं होता, आप अपने उत्पाद को बनाने के लिए समय और यातायात का समय जोड़ दे तो ये काफी ज्यादा हो जाता है.टोटल कास्टिंग बढ़ जाती है,इसमें raw मैटिरियल,लेबर अन्य खर्चे के साथ लॉजिस्टिक्स कॉस्ट भी होती है. Compliance कॉस्ट भी जोड़ दे.इस पर आप ब्याज जोड़ दे जो आप बैंक को दे रहे है या आपको मिलने वाला ब्याज घटा दे तो आप कम्पीटीशन से बाहर हो जाते है.भारत की लॉजिस्टिक्स कॉस्ट लगभग 14-15% थी . जो बड़े देशों की तुलना में बहुत ज्यादा है. बड़े देशों की लॉजिस्टिक्स कॉस्ट लगभग 6% की आती हैं.अब आप किसी भी वस्तु को एक्सपोर्ट करते है या नॉर्थ से वेस...

CATEGORY PARTICULARS 26/27 REMARK INDUSTRY DATA PRIVATE VEHICLE 21.03% 410453 NOS TWO WHEELER 21.22% 1828458 NOS COMMERCIAL VEHICLE 16.88% 90972 NOS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPEMENT 40.94% 5244 NOS CRUDE ( AVG. ) $68.30 DOWNWARD HOUSING RAGISTRATION 19% 1.12 L IIP 5.10% May 26 CAPITAL GOODS 12.90% CONSURMER GOODS 7.20% CONSTRUCTION 5.90% REAL ESTATE & INFRA MANUFACTURING 5.50% MINIG 14.90% ELECTRICITY 9.90% METALS 1.60% May26 AGRICULTURE -23% RAIN DEFICIET IN JUNE 26 PMI GOODS 54.2 May 26 PMI SERVICES 57.4 May 26 GROSS VALUE ADDITION SERVICES 9.90% GROSS VALUE ADDITION GOODS 7.25%   EXCHANGE RATE EX CHANGE RATE $ & Rs. 95.2 EX CHANGE RATE EURO & Rs. 108.2 EX CHANGE RATE YEN & Rs. 0.582 CATEGORY PARTICULARS 26/27 REMARK MACRO DATA WPI 9.68% MAY CPI 3.93% CAD 7% SURPLUS GST COLLECTION Rs.1948.12B IMPORT FIGURE $776 B EXPORT FIGURE $73.45 B         9.48% COMAPANIES INCORPORATE 21589 May 26 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVE $682.32B RBI DATA MONITOR REPO RATE 5.25% RE...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: This week, Indices remained resilient despite global volatility, with the major indices recovering strongly in the final two sessions. 📈 IT stocks rallied after encouraging TCS earnings, while PSU banks, realty stocks added momentum. 🏦 Easing crude oil prices and positive global cues supported sentiment, though geopolitical tensions kept volatility alive. Overall, investors stayed focused on earnings season and India's strong growth story. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs bought equities worth ₹4,669 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹8,275 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: This week, indices moved cautiously as strong AI-driven gains lifted Wall Street, but persistent inflation kept the Fed cautious on rate cuts. 💵 As bond yields stayed firm, oil prices eased with improving supply sentiment, while 🥇 gold remained range-bound. Asian markets traded mixed, with semiconductor stocks outperforming, leaving investors focused on economic streng...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indices extended their winning streak this week 📈 as lower crude oil prices, hopes of a softer U.S. rate outlook, and positive global cues lifted sentiment. IT 💻 stocks rebounded strongly, while pharma and realty outperformed. Mid and small-cap stocks remained resilient, though banking stayed mixed. Investors also cheered positive outcomes from the India–Japan Summit and shifted focus toward upcoming Q1 earnings. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹4,003 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹12,633 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices ended the week higher 📈 as weaker U.S. jobs data increased hopes of delayed Fed rate hikes, boosting investor sentiment. Tech stocks recovered, while European markets hit fresh record highs. Asian markets stayed mixed as semiconductor shares remained volatile, crude oil 🛢️ slipped after easing Middle East tensions and improved supply, while gold gained on a weaker U.S. dollar.

  Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street ended the week on a mixed note as profit booking pushed the Nifty and Sensex into the red, while Bank Nifty 🏦 and small-cap stocks outperformed on continued buying interest. FIIs remained selective and DIIs provided strong support 💰, helping cushion the downside. Investors tracked global cues, easing crude oil prices 🛢️, and expectations around upcoming Q1 earnings, keeping overall sentiment cautiously optimistic. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹2,077 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹11,100 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Major indices turned cautious as investors booked profits in tech stocks 💻 amid persistent inflation concerns, keeping hopes of rate cuts in check. This lifted bond demand while pressuring equities, the U.S. dollar stayed firm 💵, oil prices slipped on easing supply worries, and gold gained ✨ as investors sought safer assets reflecting a clear shift toward caution over risk.

Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal Street remained resilient throughout the week as easing crude oil prices and the US-Iran interim peace deal 🤝 boosted risk sentiment. Strong domestic liquidity and steady SIP inflows supported broad-based buying. However, caution emerged towards the end of the week as IT stocks 💻 faced pressure, highlighting a sectoral divide even as overall investor confidence remained constructive. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs bought equities worth ₹3,386 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹7,107 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices saw a week of shifting sentiment as easing geopolitical tensions and lower crude oil prices 🛢️ boosted optimism. This supported risk appetite initially 📈, but Wall Street turned cautious after Accenture’s weak outlook sparked a tech selloff 💻. Meanwhile, Asian markets consolidated, with lower energy costs aiding some economies while chip-sector volatility kept investors focused on earnings and growth prospects.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street saw a roller-coaster week as rising crude oil prices and global tensions kept investors worried ⚠️. At the same time, RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% while revising growth and inflation forecasts 🏦. However, improving global sentiment towards the week’s end sparked strong buying 🚀, pushing markets higher and pulling India VIX down to 14.72, a sign that investor confidence is slowly returning. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹15,315 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹24,014 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices had a mixed week as investors shifted money between sectors, which put pressure on technology stocks 💻. This led to sharp selling in South Korea’s KOSPI as chipmaker shares declined and supply chain concerns returned ⚠️. However, improving sentiment from lower oil prices and easing geopolitical worries supported other major markets, helping confidence recover even as investors kept a cl...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indices remained under pressure this week 📉 as investors turned cautious despite strong GDP growth data and supportive RBI measures. While the RBI's forex-support steps strengthened the rupee 💹 and initially boosted sentiment, concerns over a lower growth outlook, inflation risks, and continued FIIs outflows led to profit booking. Going forward investors focused on earnings, monsoon progress 🌧️, and FII flows for the market's next move. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹31,114 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹33,933 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices started the week with optimism 📈 as easing geopolitical concerns and steady economic data supported risk appetite. However, stronger growth signals pushed bond yields higher, leading investors to trim positions in technology and AI stocks 💻📉. As caution returned, commodities also softened 🛢️💰⬇️. Markets now await fresh economic data and central bank cues t...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street saw a volatile week as investors booked profits in heavyweight and defensive stocks. Despite strong global support and record highs on Wall Street 🏦, rising uncertainty around crude oil, FII activity, and mixed sector performance kept markets under pressure. Still, strength in banking and midcaps, along with easing oil prices and a stronger rupee 💱, kept hopes alive for recovery ahead. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹23,734 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹25,803 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Major indices stayed volatile during this week as investors tracked US-Iran ceasefire talks, oil price swings, and fresh economic data. Strong gains in mega-cap AI 🤖 and technology stocks pushed the US market to fresh record highs 🇺🇸 while Wall Street optimism supported global sentiment. 🚀 Asian markets stayed mixed due to inflation and growth concerns. Meanwhile, fluctuating crude oil prices kept investors ...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street remained range bound this week as early optimism faded due to profit booking at higher levels 📉. Rising crude oil price and strong U.S. bond yields kept investors cautious, while volatility increased amid mixed global cues. Banking and IT 💻 stocks offered selective support, but uncertainty around inflation, FIIs flows and global geopolitical tensions continued to limit market momentum. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹7,572 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹16,948 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices stayed volatile this week as strong tech buying lifted U.S. markets to fresh record highs 📈, helping investors ignore early worries around higher borrowing costs. At the same time, Brent crude remained above $100 ⛽ after mixed signals on Iran’s nuclear talks and possible U.S. sanctions created uncertainty in the Middle East. Rising oil volatility and global policy uncertainty kept investors cautious ahea...

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street traded volatile this week as positive global cues and strong buying in banking & IT stocks supported sentiment 🚀. Falling crude oil prices earlier in the week, steady FII inflows, and a sharp drop in India VIX by -8.78% to 16.84 boosted investor confidence 💰😊. However, Middle East tensions and upcoming inflation data kept investors slightly cautious. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹11,072 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹21,392 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices stayed volatile this week as strong AI and tech earnings pushed U.S. markets higher 🚀 while rising oil prices and Middle East tensions kept investors cautious. Europe traded flat due to inflation and energy worries ⚠️, while Japan markets closed higher as the yen recovered sharply 💴. Overall, AI optimism supported markets, but geopolitical risks and inflation remained major concerns.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indices moved in a steady yet cautious uptrend as strong earnings and sector-wise buying supported gains, while rising crude oil 🛢 prices added some pressure, and although consistent domestic inflows provided stability 💰, overall sentiment remained slightly cautious due to global cues and rising bond yields ⚠️, keeping investors watchful through the week. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹13,771 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹11,585 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Major indices moved with a mix of strength and caution as strong earnings lifted US markets higher 📈, while at the same time rising oil prices and inflation worries kept Europe under pressure 🛢️; meanwhile Asia stayed mixed with support from currency movements 💱, and all of this together kept investors slightly cautious due to rising bond yields and ongoing global tensions.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal Street ended its second straight recovery week as optimism grew over easing global tensions. A fresh 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon further boosted confidence 🤝, while hopes of successful U.S.–Iran talks this weekend kept sentiment strong. As fear cooled, India VIX slipped 8.70% 📉 to close the week at 17.21, supporting the positive mood. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹6,285 Cr, while DIIs sold worth ₹251 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Major indices stayed positive as U.S. indices rose after optimistic remarks from Donald Trump on a possible Middle East ceasefire 🇺🇸. European markets followed the momentum as regional tensions eased 🇪🇺. Asian markets remained mixed, with Nikkei 225 seeing profit booking after touching record highs earlier in the week.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street bounced back strongly this week after recent losses driven by global tensions, as a temporary US–Iran ceasefire brought much-needed relief 🤝✨, which improved investor sentiment 😊 and reduced fear, leading to a sharp fall in India VIX by 17.36% to 18.85 📉, clearly signaling that market anxiety has eased and confidence is gradually coming back. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹20,710 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹21,602 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Market remained mixed and investors leaned toward safe-haven assets 🛡️, yet US markets still closed higher with S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining on easing ceasefire concerns 🤝, which lifted overall sentiment and supported European markets to trade in green 🇪🇺, and this positive momentum flowed into Asia where Nikkei 225 and KOSPI rebounded from last week’s energy-driven fears.

 Market Update 📰: - 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street remained volatile in the holiday-shortened week as global tensions and rising crude prices pressured sentiment, leading Nifty and Sensex to close in red 📉, with FII outflows and rupee weakness adding to concerns 💸, while intermittent buying failed to sustain momentum, keeping investors cautious as inflation worries and global uncertainty continued to dominate the market mood. - 📊 FII & DII activity: In the cash market, FIIs sold equities worth ₹33,792 Cr, while DIIs bought ₹32,841 Cr. - 🌍 Global Market: Indices remained volatile as investors navigated geopolitical tensions ⚠️, yet major indices managed to close in green by the end of the week, with U.S. markets stabilizing after recent losses, Europe showing resilience despite growth concerns 🇪🇺, and Asian markets staying mixed amid energy worries ⛽, as rising oil prices kept overall sentiment cautious but slightly optimistic.