Category Weekly Roundup

Weekly Market Snapshot (Week 24, 2025): Rising Geopolitical Risks & Market Volatility

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.

Weekly Market Snapshot (Week 23, 2025): MPC Decisions, Stock Winners & Auto Industry Trends

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.

Stock Market Snapshot (Week 22, 2025): Weekly Performance & Key Economic Trends

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.

Weekly Market Overview (Week 21, 2025): Volatility, Defence Sector Boom, and RBI Dividend Impact

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.

The hysteria created by Trump Tariffs – Weekly Market Roundup – Week 15

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.

Weekly Market Roundup – Week 11

Indian markets experienced a downturn during a shortened week due to Holi, with key indices and global markets declining. The seven most valuable stocks in the US markets collectively lost $750 billion, notably with Apple and Nvidia suffering major losses. Monthly performance varies, with several stocks delivering positive returns while IT stocks generally underperformed. IndusInd Bank was this week's biggest loser. This weekly market roundup gives a sneak peek into the performance of stocks this week.

Weekly Market Roundup and Global Stories with Market Implications

In this weekly market roundup, we see that the first week of March 2025, the Indian markets showed positivity, driven by strong domestic institutional investors despite foreign institutional investors withdrawing funds. Major gainers like Triveni Turbine highlighted investor confidence, while global uncertainties, particularly from tariff wars, continued to influence market volatility. Overall, caution remains essential for investors navigating these challenges.

Weekly market roundup – Week #34

The Indian markets saw a bullish trend, with Sensex crossing 81,000 and Nifty 50 nearing 25,000. US Fed hinted at potential interest rate cuts. Top gainers in stocks with market caps of 50K+ crore were Nykaa, Varun Beverages, and InterGlobe Aviation. Authum Investment, Godfrey Phillips, and Himadri Speciality Chemical topped the list for stocks with market caps between 25K-50K crore. The market also saw top losers like Mazagon Dock and Macrotech Developers.