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...Read more- Sensex rises 1,100 pts from day's low, Nifty reclaims 22,500: Rupee below 93/$, other key factors behind markets trimming losses
Strong rupee, value buying were among key factors that led markets to stage a significant recovery on April 2
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Markets are increasingly shaped by policy and geopolitics. Public Affairs is now strategic. Organisations need agility, credibility and foresight to manage risks and capture new opportunities
- Markets can handle war, but uncertainty is the real risk
For India, this transition carries important implications. As a major importer of crude oil, the domestic economy remains sensitive to fluctuations in global energy prices
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- India trading ban rocks $149 billion-a-day offshore rupee market
The first move came late Friday, when regulators capped lenders’ daily onshore currency positions at $100 million
- India’s CCTV market reset: Chinese players' exit helps Indian companies gain ground
Until last year, Chinese brands accounted for roughly one-third of CCTV sales
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- Sensex falls 500 pts, Nifty below 22,550: Rising VIX, five other key reasons behind market decline
Trump escalating Iran threat, drop in bank stocks amid RBI crackdown on rupee speculation are among key reasons to weigh on market sentiment on April 2
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- From Australia to Japan, markets fall after Trump address; US futures and gold sink
US equity futures extended the global selloff after the speech, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 futures sliding deeper into negative territory in after-hours trade.
- If America doesn’t need Middle Eastern oil, why is Hormuz still a US problem?
Trump says the US imports 'almost no oil' via Hormuz. Data supports lower dependence, but global prices and strategy tell a more complex story.
- Rupee set for gains as RBI steps up curbs against speculators
With cash trading shuttered for a two-day break, dollar-rupee forwards have fallen about 1.4% so far this week to indicate expectations for the Indian currency to advance when markets reopen.
- First Tick: Top global cues to watch in today’s trade
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) began the new financial year on a weak note, remaining net sellers as they offloaded equities worth ₹8,331 crore on April 1. However, the selling pressure was partly offset by Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), who purchased equities worth over ₹7,000 crore.
- Asia stocks fall, oil jumps as Trump says to hit Iran
The core strategic objectives are nearing completion, Trump said from the White House
- NATO chief Rutte to visit Washington as Trump's withdrawal threats spark concern over Iran war support
The upcoming meeting follows renewed suggestions from the President that the United States is considering exiting the alliance, a move that would necessitate congressional approval.
- Trade Spotlight: How should you trade Chambal Fertilisers, Laurus Labs, BSE, Vedant Fashions, DMart, and others on April 2?
The market may consolidate, with a focus on West Asia war developments. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
- FIIs net sell equities worth Rs 8331 crore, DIIs net buy Rs 7172 crore shares on April 1
For the year so far, FII/FPIs have net sold worth Rs 1.81 lakh crore of Indian equities while DIIs have net bought Rs 2.47 lakh crore.
- Nifty’s implied long-term growth hits third-lowest level in a decade at 10.5%
Large-caps have now been trading below their 10-year average relative to mid-caps since May 2023. Bernstein notes this is the longest continuous stretch after 2019
- The 15% India sell-off didn’t create the 'no-brainer' bargains everyone expected, says Bernstein
The best way to approach investing at this stage is to identify stock-specific dislocations across sectors, says Bernstein
- Europe stocks surge most in a year on Iran War conclusion hopes
Jet-engine maker Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc and German gas turbines producer Siemens Energy AG each rose as much as 10%, recouping a big share of their 15% declines in March.
