π Global Market Highlights The Internationalβ―Monetaryβ―Fund (IMF) has upgraded Asiaβs 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 […]
π°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.βChina trade tensions, over-stretched tech valuations, and fears of global slowdown triggered a massive sell-off.While Indiaβs markets were closed, traders are bracing for Mondayβs potential impact.This report breaks down the
πGlobal & Macro Cues The global markets are mixed heading into today. U.S. futures are soft after weak overnight cues, while Europe and Asia show cautious optimism ahead of central bank commentary and macro data releases. Commodity and energy markets will remain volatile, especially oil, which is reacting to supply side tensions. On the domestic
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Quick Look: GIFT Nifty is signaling a mild risk-off start today after three straight sessions of gains. Markets remain cautious as Q2 earnings season begins, large IPO flows continue, and FIIs remain watchful. Trade selectively β let price + volume + open interest confirm moves π Global cues (whatβs steering the session) Overnight global flows
This past week, Indian equities staged a tentative recovery after a shaky September, reclaiming composure amid mixed global cues. According to reports, Nifty climbed above 24,850, while Sensex added ~224 points, driven by strength in banking, consumer, and metals sectors. Despite the rebound, caution remains the dominant undercurrent β the rally looks like a technical
π Global & Macro Cues to Watch Global markets remain on edge. U.S. futures are soft amid concerns over a possible government shutdown and renewed tariff talk. Asian markets are cautious β China is closed today, while Japan and South Korea are watching U.S. cues. Crude oil prices have eased slightly overnight, relieving some pressure
