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Positive cues from Wall Street, Fed, RBI likely to help Indian Markets to Recover
Market graph by Hariselvan Radhakrishnan Indian equities ended lower for the eighth consecutive week — the longest such sequence in 25 years — as foreign selling, rupee weakness, elevated crude and rising global bond yields weighed on sentiment. The Nifty declined 3.11% during the holiday-shortened week to 22,421.95, while the Sensex fell 2.69% to 71,909.70. Bank Nifty showed relative resilience, closing at 54,450.75. Overnight global cues improved after US payroll growth slo
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Oct 42 min read
Indian Markets Face a Critical Week as Oil, Yields, RBI Policy Come into Focus
The outcome of the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy meeting next week will be a significant domestic catalyst. Investors will be looking for signals on the RBI’s assessment of inflation risks, currency pressures and the broader growth outlook. By Ponmudi R. Indian equities remained under pressure through the week, with both the Nifty 50 and Sensex extending their declines to eight consecutive weeks, marking their longest weekly losing streak in 25 years. Persistent for
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Oct 45 min read
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