🌍 Global Market Highlights The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded Asia’s growth forecast for 2025 to 4.5%, up 0.6 percentage points from its April estimate, noting strong exports and intra-regional trade. The IMF also cautions that global risks remain, especially from trade policies (notably U.S.), rising interest rates, and geopolitical tensions. Global equity indices vary: while […]
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If you were watching markets on Friday, 17 October 2025, you saw a tale of two tapes: Europe and much of Asia slid on renewed worries around U.S. regional banks and trade tensions, while Wall Street clawed back modest gains by the close. Commodities told their own story—gold cooled after notching fresh records earlier in
🌍 Global Cues & Market Sentiment The Indian market extended its Diwali-week rally amid easing US bond yields and strengthening flows into India. US inflation signs and improved US-India trade optimism added to sentiment. The rupee ended the day near ₹87.975/$, slightly weaker but within an acceptable range. 📊 Closing Levels & Key Support/Resistance Takeaway:
Diwali 2025 stocks 🏦 Source / Expert 💼 Stock Name 💰 CMP (₹) (as on 17 Oct 2025) 🎯 Theme / Rationale HDFC Securities Bharti Airtel 1,533. Telecom & digital growth; margin expansion, 5G adoption, high ARPU visibility. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) 3,839 Infrastructure leader; strong order book, capital goods upcycle. IDFC First Bank 72
🌍 Global Cues at the Open Wall Street finished lower overnight on renewed US bank worries and persistent US– China trade tensions; Asia is softer this morning. That’s tilting early sentiment defensive in India. Oil: Brent is drifting and on pace for a weekly loss; latest prints near $61–62/bbl as surplus worries linger. Rupee: After a
