It was a unstable Friday on Dalal Avenue as Indian markets clawed again from deep early losses however nonetheless ended the week within the pink. The Sensex slipped 0.1% to shut at 83,216, whereas the Nifty held beneath 25,500, down 0.07%.
Prime drags included Bharti Airtel, Tech Mahindra, Reliance Industries, Trent, and HCL Tech, down between 1% and 4.5%.
Airtel plunged after SingTel bought a 0.8% stake for $1.2 billion.
However public-sector banks stood tall, up over 2% for the week, led by SBI after sturdy Q2 outcomes and a mortgage development improve.
For the week, each Sensex and Nifty fell about 0.9%, whereas small-caps slid 1.7%.
Consultants say this seems to be like revenue reserving after October’s rally, amid overseas outflows and combined international cues.
Globally, tech-heavy markets tumbled, with the Nasdaq dropped almost 3% this week—its steepest drop since April—as buyers questioned the AI rally and digested weak China commerce information.
Oil costs edged greater however remained on monitor for a second straight weekly loss, whereas the rupee stayed regular at 88.66 in opposition to the greenback, due to RBI intervention.
So, after every week of jitters and international sell-offs, buyers are watching subsequent week’s earnings cues, FII movement, and US-India commerce updates to see if the markets can discover contemporary momentum.
That is Neha Vashishth and also you’re watching ET Market Watch.
Keep tuned, and make investments properly.
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