D-Street Sees Year’s Biggest Rally

Quick Summary

• India’s equity indices saw the highest weekly gains in 2025.
• Investors were less pessimistic due to delays in US trade tariffs.
• NSE Nifty increased by 0.03% to close at 22,552.50; BSE Sensex fell by 0.01% to close at 74,332.58.
• Both indices rose by 1.9% this week after three weeks of decline.
• US President Trump suspended tariffs on Canada and Mexico imports but markets remain cautious about future tariff policy.
• Analysts predict potential Nifty rise towards 23,000 if current conditions persist.
• Mid-cap index declined by 0.3%, while small-cap index gained by 0.7%.
• FPIs sold shares worth Rs 2,035 crore; domestic investors bought Rs 2,320 crore on friday.

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Indian Opinion Analysis

The notable weekly gains in India’s equity market reflect an easing of investor concerns over potential US trade tariffs and othre economic uncertainties. However, the underlying caution suggests that this optimism is tempered with warnings of possible corrections if additional tariffs are imposed.While certain segments like banking may face challenges due to asset quality issues,recent reforms and liquidity measures from the Reserve Bank of India could sustain positive momentum across other sectors such as metals and defence industries benefiting from global conditions.The domestic market dynamics highlight a strategic shift among traders who are reacting promptly to global cues while leveraging perceived valuation dips across various sectors.

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