Indian equity markets ended the week on a strong note, with the Nifty surging 1.65%, supported by improving risk sentiment and positive global cues. Investor confidence was boosted after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, while its commentary indicated a cautious and data-dependent approach toward future policy decisions. The pause in rates eased concerns over tighter financial conditions and supported flows into risk assets.
On the primary market front, activity remained healthy with multiple companies moving ahead with DRHP filings for upcoming NSE IPOs, reflecting sustained corporate confidence and robust capital market participation.
On a sectoral front, performance was broad-based, led by BSE Capital Goods, which emerged as the top gainer with a sharp 5.97% rise. In contrast, Nifty IT was the weakest sector, declining 1.33%, as investors remained cautious about global technology demand and earnings visibility.
In commodities, precious metals witnessed profit-booking. Gold declined nearly 2.5%, while silver dropped around 6%, reflecting a stronger risk-on sentiment and reduced safe-haven demand during the week.
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