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This weekly market snapshot examines the key geopolitical and macroeconomic forces shaping market trends. The Israel-Iran conflict has escalated, causing market volatility and surging oil prices. Major indices declined as investors sought safe-haven assets. Despite this, the Indian mutual fund industry saw record SIP inflows, reflecting investor confidence. Inflation dropped, raising questions about future policy, especially if oil prices rise again.

The past week saw market volatility influenced by global developments and investor sentiment, with significant gains by week’s end. The Reserve Bank of India announced a reduced repo rate and cash reserve ratio to stimulate growth, while market sectors like PSU stocks thrived. However, vehicle sales showcased mixed results among automakers. In this weekly market snapshot we shall delve into MPC decision, market movers and vehicle sales figures.

This week, the Indian stock market showed mixed trends, with the Nifty 50 declining by 103 points. Despite this, banking and midcap stocks rose significantly. Institutional investment flows diverged, with domestic investors buying while foreign investors sold. India's GDP growth for FY25 remained strong at 6.5%, driven by various sectors. In this stock market snapshot we will explore the markets and the economic trends.

The weekly market overview highlights significant volatility, with FIIs as net sellers and DIIs as net buyers. PSU defence stocks surged on government spending expectations. The RBI announced a record dividend, affecting fiscal deficit projections. Overall, institutional interest remains strong amid mixed performances among top gainers and losers.

Public Sector Banks (PSBs) have transformed from struggling entities with high non-performing assets (NPAs) to robust financial institutions through government reforms and strategic recovery measures. Key banks, including Punjab National Bank and SBI, have significantly reduced NPAs, enhancing asset quality and investor confidence, marking a new era in India's banking sector. This article examines the asset quality of public sector banks in Q4FY25.

Mahindra & Mahindra reported strong Q4FY25 results with revenue of ₹31,608.7 crore, marking a 24% YoY increase, and a PAT of ₹4,219.3 crore, up 21.9% YoY. Despite slight margin contractions, the company experienced growth in SUV and tractor volumes, while expanding its electric vehicle segment and planning future launches to sustain growth. This article delves into Mahindra & Mahindra Q4FY25 Financial Results.

Several private and public sector banks have released their Q4FY25 financial results, with most reporting strong performance. However, a few have experienced slippages in asset quality. Additionally, the yield on advances has declined over the past year, while the cost of funds has risen, impacting profitability for some lenders. This article delves into the overall performance of banks in Q4FY25.

Suzlon Energy, founded in 1995, has experienced a transformative journey from near bankruptcy to profitability. After significant expansions and acquisitions, including REpower, the company faced a financial crisis, prompting strategic restructuring and capital infusion. By 2024, Suzlon reported strong financial recovery, reduced debt, and an extensive order book, signaling a promising future in renewable energy. This article delves into the inspiring turnaround story of Suzlon Energy.

Major IT companies reported mixed Q4FY25 results; revenue growth accompanied by PAT declines. Concerns over US tariffs impact order placements. TCS and Wipro showed strong revenue but inconsistent profitability. Infosys struggled with declining PAT, while HCL and Tech Mahindra improved margins. Overall, reduced hiring reflects industry challenges ahead. This article documents the performance of IT companies in Q4FY25.

Global markets faced volatility due to Trump Tariffs, with significant changes announced on April 2, 2025. The tariffs were postponed by 90 days, exempting specific technology goods. Meanwhile, the RBI cut the repo rate to 6%, projecting 6.5% GDP growth. FMCG stocks gained, while gold loan companies struggled amidst regulatory updates. In this weekly market roundup we will revisit the events.