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Tuesday, June 17, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | BUSINESS BUZZ | 17/06/2025 | TUESDAY

 

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THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is TUESDAY, 17th JUNE 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ...

Yet the dust of news and follow-up stories on the Air Crash at Ahmedabad in Gujarat has not even settled properly, in the meantime,  News of Iran attacking Israel and Israel reciprocating the Iranian attacks, especially visuals of Iran Television Studio bombed and news-anchor rushing out of her seat from studio, has swarmed the media space across the world! 

While the state of Gujarat mourned the death of Ex Chief Minister Vijay Rupani with his last rites performed at Rajkot, reports of heavy rains having lashed across Saurashtra-Kutch region is expected to make the media headlines, meanwhile, lets take a look at what is buzzing across the World, Nation and State. 

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INDIA MARKETS REVIEW

Indian Markets Wrap-Up: 16 June 2025
Indian financial markets closed on a positive note today, with equity markets showing resilience despite early volatility.
The Nifty50 climbed 0.87% to 24,933.25, and the Sensex gained 0.78% to 81,751.14, driven by robust domestic flows and gains in IT, financials, and insurance sectors. Midcaps outperformed, jumping 541 points, while all 13 sectors ended in green, though Tata Motors dipped due to a weak JLR outlook, as per Business Standard.
However, small-cap, PSU bank, auto, and media stocks lagged, with negative market breadth noted by Finogent Solutions.
In commodity markets, gold prices softened marginally amid global uncertainties, while crude oil held steady, tracking Middle East developments, as reported by Moneycontrol.
The currency market saw the rupee stable against the dollar at 83.45, supported by RBI interventions, per Economic Times.
Bond markets remained calm, with 10-year G-Sec yields at 6.92%, reflecting cautious optimism, according to Bloomberg Quint.
Fund markets witnessed strong mutual fund inflows, particularly in equity schemes, bolstered by SIP contributions, as highlighted by Mint.
Money markets stayed liquid, with call rates easing slightly, per Financial Express.
Hyperlocal Buzz: In Mumbai, retail investors thronged financial literacy camps hosted by BSE, while Bengaluru’s startup ecosystem buzzed with fintech funding talks, per Deccan Herald.
Delhi’s trading community discussed SEBI’s new margin norms at local forums, as noted by Hindustan Times.
Commentary: Despite global headwinds, India’s markets showcased strength, buoyed by domestic demand and sectoral gains. However, small-cap weakness and auto sector concerns warrant caution. Investors should stay vigilant as global cues and RBI’s next moves could sway sentiment.

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WORLD MARKETS REVIEW

Global Markets Wrap: 16 June 2025 – A Cautious Close Amid Geopolitical and Trade Tensions
As financial markets closed globally on Monday, 16 June 2025, from Auckland to Alaska, a cautious mood prevailed, driven by geopolitical tensions and trade policy uncertainties. Here's a concise round-up of the day's market movements, peppered with hyperlocal insights.
Starting in Auckland, New Zealand, South Pacific markets saw mixed sentiments. The NZX 50 index closed flat as investors awaited clarity on US-China trade frameworks, which underwhelmed globally Reuters. In Australia, the ASX 200 dipped 0.3% amid volatility concerns flagged by the Council of Financial Regulators Bloomberg.
In Asia, markets were a mixed bag. India’s NSE surged 1.2% after approval for electricity futures trading World Economic Forum, with hyperlocal buzz in Mumbai around Jubilant Ingrevia’s 16% stock rally MarketsMojo. However, Japan and Hong Kong bourses fell over 1% each, rattled by Middle East tensions Reuters. China’s markets slid as deflation worsened, per global reports.
EurAsia and Middle East markets reflected risk aversion. Dubai’s DFM index dropped 0.8% as oil prices softened after fears of an Israel-Iran escalation eased Yahoo Finance. In Istanbul, Turkey’s BIST 100 fell 0.5%, with local traders citing US tariff uncertainty.
In Africa, Nairobi’s NSE 20 shed 0.7% amid global sell-offs, with hyperlocal chatter in Kenya focusing on currency volatility against the US dollar CNBC Africa. Europe saw declines, with the STOXX 600 down 0.4% as investors trimmed ECB rate cut bets after a euro rally Reuters. London’s FTSE 100, however, gained 0.2%, buoyed by Italy’s bond market revival Reuters.
Latin America and the Caribbean showed resilience. Brazil’s Bovespa rose 0.9%, with São Paulo traders citing inflows into emerging markets Reuters. In Jamaica, the JSE Main Index ticked up 0.3%, with local optimism around stable fiscal policies.
In North America, US markets rebounded. The S&P 500 climbed 0.8% as Middle East fears subsided Yahoo Finance. Hyperlocal buzz in New York highlighted Spyre Therapeutics’ stock surge post-trial results StockTitan. Canada’s TSX gained 0.6%, while Mexico’s IPC index rose 0.7%. In Alaska, Anchorage traders noted steady bond yields, with the US 10-year Treasury at 4.45% AP News.
Commodity markets saw oil prices dip 2.5% as WTI crude settled lower. Gold also fell, losing safe-haven appeal Yahoo Finance.
Currency markets had the US dollar weaken against major peers, while the euro hit a six-week high at $1.1481 Reuters.
Bond markets remained jittery, with Malaysia’s government bonds drawing foreign inflows BIS.
Fund markets saw US equity ETFs lose $24.7 billion in May, with flows into Europe Reuters.
Money markets stayed stable, with banks endorsing sustainable trade finance principles ICC.
Commentary: Markets are dancing to a tense tune, with geopolitical risks and trade uncertainties keeping investors on edge. India’s bullish streak offers a silver lining, but global volatility calls for cautious optimism. Keep an eye on tariff updates and Middle East developments for the next triggers.

Note: Hyperlocal insights reflect trending sentiments on platforms like X, treated as inconclusive.

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THE BUSINESS BUZZ

As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.

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THE INDIA STORY

India’s Fintech and Real Estate Sectors Buzz with Developments
In the last 24 hours, India’s business landscape has seen significant activity, particularly in fintech and real estate. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has rolled out upgrades to the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), promising faster transactions for platforms like PhonePe, Google Pay, and Paytm. This move is set to enhance user experience and bolster India’s digital payment ecosystem, which already processes billions of transactions monthly. India Today
In real estate, Omaxe Ltd. announced a ₹1,000 crore investment for a 127-acre township in New Amritsar, near the Golden Temple, aiming to capitalise on the region’s cultural and economic pull. Meanwhile, Godrej Properties is developing a 1.5 million sq.ft. residential project in Bengaluru’s Hoskote, valued at ₹1,500 crore, reflecting the city’s growing demand for premium housing. FinQ India
However, Karnataka’s transport sector faced a setback as the High Court ordered a ban on bike taxi services by Rapido, Ola, and Uber, citing regulatory concerns. This could disrupt urban mobility and gig workers’ livelihoods in Bengaluru. India Today

Commentary: The UPI upgrade is a game-changer, reinforcing India’s fintech dominance, but the bike taxi ban in Karnataka highlights regulatory hurdles that could stifle innovation. In real estate, hyperlocal projects like those in Amritsar and Bengaluru signal robust investor confidence, though execution will be key to meeting rising urban aspirations. Balancing growth with regulation remains India’s tightrope walk.
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THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS

Global Business, Finance, and Economy Roundup: Last 24 Hours
In a dynamic 24 hours for global markets, several key developments have shaped the business, finance, and economy landscape across regions from Auckland to Alaska, spanning the South Pacific, Asia, EurAsia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, Caribbean, and North America.
Starting in the South Pacific, Auckland’s business scene is buzzing with optimism as New Zealand’s economy shows resilience. Local reports highlight a surge in SME activity, with Auckland’s tech startups attracting global investors, though specific updates from the last 24 hours are scarce. Across the Tasman, Australia’s markets are grappling with trade concerns as Chinese exports flood Southeast Asia due to US tariffs, impacting regional dynamics.
In Asia, India’s Nifty50 and BSE Sensex faced pressure, with the rupee weakening amid geopolitical stress and rising oil prices. Gold prices in major Indian cities like Mumbai and Delhi held steady at ₹10,140 per gram for 24-karat, reflecting safe-haven demand. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Kospi showed gains, but Japan’s Nikkei remained cautious amid global uncertainties.
EurAsia and the Middle East are under the spotlight due to escalating tensions. Israeli airstrikes have spiked oil prices, raising fears of economic disruptions if Iran restricts key oil chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz. This has ripple effects on global markets, with investors bracing for volatility.
In Africa, South Africa’s economy faces challenges after devastating floods killed 78 people, disrupting local businesses and infrastructure. Meanwhile, the relocation of Mennonite families from Mexico to Angola has sparked local concerns about economic displacement.
Europe is navigating trade headwinds. ECB chief Christine Lagarde warned that aggressive trade policies, like US tariffs, could backfire long-term, affecting EU exporters. In the UK, a report highlighted systemic failures in addressing grooming gang issues, indirectly impacting community trust and local economies.
In Latin America, Argentina’s Gaucho Holdings emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, aligning with the country’s economic upswing, boosting investor confidence. However, Mexico’s judicial election reforms have raised fears of political overreach, potentially unsettling markets.
The Caribbean and North America are feeling the heat of US policy shifts. In the US, nearly a million undocumented immigrants have self-deported due to Trump’s stringent policies, lifting average hourly wages to $36.24 in May, a boon for local workers but a challenge for industries reliant on migrant labour. Canada’s PM Carney is leveraging the G7 to showcase economic leadership amid global shifts. Hyperlocally, California’s Palisades Fire has disrupted businesses, with volunteers aiding recovery efforts in Pacific Palisades.
From Auckland’s startup buzz to Alaska’s economic ripple effects, global markets are interconnected yet volatile. Geopolitical tensions, trade policies, and local challenges are driving the narrative, with investors and businesses on high alert.

Note: Hyperlocal news beyond major cities is limited in the last 24 hours; broader regional trends are included where specific updates are unavailable.

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THE ECONOMIC EVENTS CALENDAR

So, let us see as to how the set of economic events across the world are setting the stage for the business, economic news developments ...

Economic Events Calendar for Monday, June 16, 2025 (IST)

Note: Events are subject to change due to the dynamic nature of financial markets. Always verify with primary sources.
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THE GLOBAL WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...

News Commentary: A World on Edge as Tensions and Protests Escalate
The global stage is witnessing a whirlwind of events that signal deepening conflicts, societal pushbacks, and diplomatic frictions, all unfolding at a dizzying pace.
From the volatile Israel-Iran standoff to public outcries against mass tourism in Europe, the world seems to be grappling with interconnected crises that demand urgent attention.
Let’s unpack some of these developments, with a particular lens on their implications for India and the broader global community.
The escalating Israel-Iran conflict has taken centre stage, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu making a bold claim that assassinating Iran’s supreme leader would de-escalate, rather than intensify, the ongoing tensions Anadolu Agency.
This provocative statement comes amid reports of Israel activating its 'Barak Magen' aerial defence system for its first-ever interception Fox News and launching missile strikes on an Iranian state TV studio NewsMax, an attack dramatically captured when Iran’s state news channel went dark The New York Sun.
Iran, on its part, has retaliated with a fresh wave of missile strikes targeting Israel Anadolu Agency, while also reportedly seeking to negotiate a ceasefire GZERO Media.
The possibility of Israel attempting to destabilise Iran’s regime has also been floated Spiked, raising questions about the ripple effects of such a move.
For India, which maintains diplomatic and economic ties with both nations, this escalation is a tightrope walk.
New Delhi’s strategic partnership with Israel, particularly in defence, and its oil imports from Iran mean that any further flare-up could disrupt energy markets and regional stability, impacting India’s economy.
Closer to the conflict zone, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, with at least 34 Palestinians reportedly killed in new shootings near food distribution centres France 24.
This tragedy underscores the dire situation in the region, where civilians bear the brunt of geopolitical rivalries.
India, with its long-standing support for the Palestinian cause, must continue to advocate for peace and humanitarian aid, even as it navigates its complex relationships with Israel and the US.
Speaking of the US, its role in the Middle East remains pivotal, with an aircraft carrier en route to the region amid the Israel-Iran tensions Anadolu Agency.
However, domestic and international critiques suggest that former President Donald Trump’s policies could be dragging the US into a wider war with Iran i News.
Trump’s recent G7 trip, where he met Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, was overshadowed by reports of a press conference going “off the rails,” with Carney reportedly “shutting off” Trump CNN via The Raw Story.
Trump’s assertion that Russia’s inclusion in the G8 would have prevented war Politico EU adds another layer of complexity to global diplomacy, especially as Ukraine delegates walked out of a meeting over a speech by Alexei Navalny’s daughter Miami Herald.
These developments highlight the fractured state of international relations, which could complicate India’s efforts to maintain balanced ties with the US, Russia, and other global powers.
Elsewhere, the Paris Air Show saw controversy when an Israeli weapons display was walled off, a move decried by Israelis as discriminatory Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
This incident reflects the growing global scrutiny of Israel’s actions, which could further polarise international forums where India often plays a mediating role.
On a different front, Europe is grappling with a backlash against mass tourism.
The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum, shut down to protest the overwhelming influx of tourists PBS Online.
Similarly, in Spain, locals have taken to shooting water guns at visitors to protest overtourism CBS News.
For India, where tourism is a major economic driver, these events serve as a cautionary tale.
Popular destinations like Goa and Rajasthan could face similar local discontent if tourist inflows are not managed sustainably.
In other news, a Syrian doctor has been sentenced to life imprisonment, a significant step in pursuing justice for war crimes Justice Info.
Meanwhile, a grim excavation has begun in Ireland to uncover the remains of 800 babies, a haunting reminder of historical injustices Sky News.
In the US, a suspect in a lawmaker’s murder reportedly targeted other politicians’ homes, raising concerns about political violence India Today.
As these events unfold, India must tread carefully.
The Israel-Iran conflict, global diplomatic spats, and societal protests all have indirect but significant implications for New Delhi’s foreign policy and domestic priorities.
Whether it’s securing energy supplies, advocating for peace, or learning from Europe’s tourism woes, India’s response must be pragmatic yet principled. The world is watching, and so are we.
Note: This commentary is based on recent news pointers and reflects the complex interplay of global events as of June 17, 2025.
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THE INDIA WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...

India’s News Roundup: From Global Tensions to Local Developments (Last 24 Hours)
India’s external affairs remain in sharp focus as the Indian Embassy in Iran is actively engaging with Indian students, particularly from Jammu and Kashmir, to ensure their safety amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions.
Following Israeli airstrikes on Tehran’s nuclear sites, students at universities like Shahid Beheshti reported feeling tremors and hearing blasts, prompting urgent evacuation appeals.
The embassy has advised vigilance, restricted movement, and is collecting data for potential relocation within Iran or exit via Israel. Indian Express, The Hindu.
The Ministry of External Affairs expressed deep concern, urging restraint and diplomatic solutions. Times of India.
On the security front, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which killed 26, including 25 Indians and one Nepali, stating it couldn’t have occurred without terror financing networks.
India is preparing a dossier to push for Pakistan’s FATF grey-listing, with submissions planned for upcoming Asia Pacific Group and FATF meetings. The Financial Express.
Economically, India and the US are fast-tracking a trade pact, aiming for an early tranche by July 9, boosting bilateral trade prospects. The Hindu Business Line.
Meanwhile, Meesho received NCLT approval to relocate its base to India, paving the way for a much-anticipated IPO, signaling confidence in India’s e-commerce growth. Business Standard.
In domestic news, a viral video from Bengaluru showed a Rapido biker and a woman passenger in a heated altercation, with the biker claiming self-defense after the woman allegedly struck him thrice. The incident has sparked debates on commuter safety and platform accountability. Hindustan Times.
In Hyderabad, BRS leader KTR faced an eight-hour ACB questioning in the Formula-E case, raising political temperatures in Telangana. The Hindu.
PM Modi’s diplomatic visit to Cyprus highlighted Indian craftsmanship, gifting a Kashmiri silk carpet and an Andhra silver clutch to the Cypriot President and First Lady, reinforcing cultural ties alongside trade and energy discussions. Rising Kashmir.
On the trade front, a rise in preferential certificates under FTAs indicates growing exporter confidence in India’s trade pacts. The Economic Times.
The tragic Air India Flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad continues to reverberate, with industry leaders at the Paris Air Show emphasizing aviation safety.
Investigators are scrutinizing crash data to pinpoint causes, while a UAE-based doctor announced financial aid for affected BJ Medical College doctors and their kin. The National, The Columbian, Indian Express.
Crime stories grabbed attention, with Meghalaya police clarifying that the Raja Raghuvanshi murder probe extends beyond a love triangle, supported by a tourist video showing Raja and Sonam trekking hours before the crime. India Today, Indian Express.
In UP, a young girl pointing a revolver at a petrol pump worker led to an FIR, raising concerns about public safety. The Statesman.
Meanwhile, three missing girls from North Paravur were traced to Kunnamkulam, bringing relief to families. The Hindu.
On the social front, the National Platform for Domestic Workers demanded comprehensive legislation for India’s 3 crore domestic workers, highlighting their vulnerabilities. The Hindu.
A viral post about NRIs building an “American city” in India sparked humorous online reactions, reflecting diaspora aspirations. The Financial Express.
Politically, Sharad Pawar criticized India’s Gaza stance as a departure from its traditional position, stirring debate. The Statesman.
In tech, the OnePlus Nord 5 launch and iOS 26 features created buzz, while EPFO urged members to avoid agents for PF services to curb fraud. Business Standard, The Hindu.
Diplomatically, Armenian and Indian FMs discussed regional stability, signaling India’s growing global role. PanARMENIAN.Net.

From global crises to hyperlocal incidents, India navigates a complex landscape with resilience and strategic focus.

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THE GLOBAL OUTLOOK

So, what is the outlook today for the Financial markets across the world right from Auckland (in New Zealand) till Alaska (in The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), which will shape the investment and trade patterns for today  ...

Financial Markets Outlook for Tuesday, 17 June 2025
Equities: Global stock markets are expected to remain volatile. In Asia, optimism over U.S.-China trade talks lifts indices, with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng up 3%. India’s Sensex and Nifty may see modest gains despite Middle East tensions, driven by strong domestic liquidity. South Pacific markets, including Australia’s ASX, may rise as inflation cools. Europe anticipates cautious trading due to U.S.-China trade uncertainties and a shrinking UK economy. Eurasia and Middle East markets face pressure from Israel-Iran tensions, impacting investor sentiment. Africa and Latin America equities, particularly Brazil, show resilience but face tariff-related risks. In North America, U.S. stocks may stabilise post a weak Treasury auction, while Canada’s TSX grapples with tariff impacts. Caribbean markets remain subdued due to limited global exposure.
Commodities: Oil prices are likely to stay soft as Israel-Iran strikes spare crude production, easing inflation fears (https://www.reuters.com). Gold, a key reserve asset, sees waning central bank demand but holds steady (https://www.cnbc.com). India’s lower food and fuel inflation may keep commodity prices in check.
Currency: The U.S. dollar faces pressure as Asia shifts away from it, boosting the Indian rupee (last at 86.09) (https://pulse.zerodha.com). Australia’s rate cut to a 2-year low may weaken the AUD (https://www.cnbc.com). Middle East and Eurasian currencies remain volatile due to geopolitical risks.
Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin hovers above $100,000, with traders eyeing higher prices despite regulatory gaps (https://www.advisorperspectives.com). The Spark (SPK) token listing on Binance Alpha on 17 June may drive DeFi interest. However, scams like the $7M Douyin wallet fraud highlight risks.
Bonds: U.S. Treasury yields may slip further as the Fed signals only one rate cut in 2025 (https://www.cnbc.com). India’s bonds remain attractive amid stable capital controls (https://www.bloomberg.com). Europe and Middle East bond markets face pressure from Moody’s downgrades and geopolitical tensions.
Funds: Passive funds in India, covering equities, bonds, and commodities, gain traction (https://pulse.zerodha.com). Asia sees inflows into private equity, with EQT AB’s $10B fund raising. North America interval funds grow, targeting private assets.
Money Markets: India’s RBI may introduce variable rate reverse repo auctions to manage liquidity (https://pulse.zerodha.com). Global money markets remain cautious as central banks balance inflation and growth (https://www.imf.org).
Note: Investors should monitor U.S.-China trade developments and Middle East tensions closely, as they could sway markets. Always assess risks before investing.
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THE INDIA OUTLOOK

So, what is the outlook today for the Financial markets in India, which will shape the investment and trade patterns for today on the floors of Indian Bourses - National Stock Exchange (NSE NIFTY) and BSE (BSE SENSEX) ...

Financial Markets Outlook for India: Tuesday, 17 June 2025

Equities: Indian indices like NIFTY and SENSEX are expected to maintain their bullish momentum after closing at 24,939.75 (+0.89%) and 81,774.26 (+0.81%) respectively on 16 June. Strong domestic inflows and positive global cues may drive gains, though volatility is likely due to crude oil price surges impacting inflation expectations. Defensive sectors like FMCG and Pharma may attract attention. Source: Business Standard
Commodities: Gold prices on MCX (iComdex Bullion at 23,139.74, -0.25%) are consolidating, with a cautious outlook as investors eye safe-haven demand amid global uncertainties. Crude oil’s recent surge may pressure inflation, impacting commodity markets. Source: Moneycontrol
Currency: The INR is stable against the USD, with NSE futures at ₹86.0875 (-0.08%) for June 26 expiry. Mild appreciation is possible if oil prices stabilise and foreign inflows continue. Source: Economic Times
Cryptocurrency: Crypto markets remain volatile. The Spark (SPK) token listing on Binance Alpha on 17 June may boost DeFi interest, but scams like the recent $7M Douyin wallet fraud highlight risks. Investors should stick to trusted platforms. Source: Livemint

Bonds: 10-year government bond yields dipped slightly to 6.353% (-0.7 bps) on 11 June, indicating a cautious bid. Expectations of stable inflation and RBI’s policy stance may keep yields range-bound. Source: Financial Express
Funds: Mutual funds focusing on equities, especially midcap and financials, may see inflows following the indices’ rally. Debt funds could gain traction if bond yields soften further due to falling WPI inflation (0.39% in May). Source: The Hindu
Money Markets: Call rates (4.75%-5.40% as of 9 June) are steady, reflecting RBI’s balanced liquidity management. No major disruptions are expected unless global risk sentiment shifts sharply. Source: NDTV
Note: Markets remain sensitive to global cues and oil price movements. Investors should monitor inflation data and RBI updates closely.
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