🌍 Global cues at the open Global risk tone is supportive: Asia is in the green as traders price in Fed cut hopes, while oil stays near the low-60s. The rupee strengthened sharply on Wednesday after RBI intervention (breached ₹88 briefly), easing FX nerves into today. 📍 GIFT Nifty indication (pre-open) GIFT Nifty ~25,465 around 07:35 IST, […]
By Kartalks Finance • Updated 14 Oct 2025 (IST) 🌍 Global Cues at the Open Wall Street paused after Monday’s sharp decline as trade-war jitters linger. Asia is opening mixed; the USD remains firm, and the rupee is trading near weaker levels, though the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) appears to be intervening to prevent
🌍 Global Cues & Market Mood Wall Street ended last week lower as renewed US–China trade tensions pressured risk assets. Asian markets opened soft, crude hovered near $65 a barrel, and yields stayed firm. ➡ India enters Monday with neutral-to-cautious global tone but domestic resilience intact GIFT Nifty Indication GIFT Nifty (07:30 IST): ≈ 25
(Covering roughly 13-17 October 2025, Indian markets) 📌 Key Index Levels at a Glance The Nifty 50 closed recent sessions near closed at 25,280 ~ 103 points, registering a modest upward move. The Bank Nifty is hovering in the region of 55800 ~ 56,600range, showing relative strength in banking stocks. The Sensex (BSE) ended the week around
📰A Global Market Meltdown On Friday, October 10, 2025, global stock markets witnessed one of their worst sessions of the year.U.S. indices crashed as renewed U.S.–China trade tensions, over-stretched tech valuations, and fears of global slowdown triggered a massive sell-off.While India’s markets were closed, traders are bracing for Monday’s potential impact.This report breaks down the
🌍 Global & Macro Cues Global markets are cautiously steady on early U.S. futures strength and European gains ahead of key central bank commentary. Commodity prices, especially oil, are under the spotlight once again as supply concerns resurface. China demand data later today could add spice for Asian markets. Meanwhile, the U.S. Fed speeches scheduled
