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    F&O Talk: Midcaps, smallcaps stage sharp comeback, trade above key moving averages. What's the outlook?

    Domestic markets closed higher on Friday, led by consumer and metal stocks, with Nifty and Sensex posting gains. Analyst Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities shared insights on Nifty and Bank Nifty's outlook, highlighting broader market strength and key levels to watch for the upcoming week.

    US Stock Market: Global investors pivot back to US market amid strong earnings and easing tensions

    A US–Iran ceasefire and strong early earnings have reignited global investor appetite for S&P 500 and broader U.S. equities. As geopolitical tensions ease, Reuters data shows billions flowing back into American stocks, driven by economic resilience, robust corporate results, and renewed confidence in the dominance of TINA-style investing.

    FIIs bought 120 Indian stocks in Q4 amid Rs 1.3 lakh crore exodus. What's special about them?

    Despite a significant Rs 1.3 lakh crore exodus in Q4, Foreign Institutional Investors selectively increased stakes in 120 Indian stocks. These companies are linked to domestic growth, balance sheet strength, or niche industry leadership, indicating continued capital deployment in specific attractive pockets.

    Dollar rebounds as Middle East tensions reignite, Hormuz closed

    The US dollar is climbing to its highest point in a week. Renewed Middle East tensions are pushing investors towards safe havens. This rise reverses a recent selloff. President Trump announced the seizure of an Iranian cargo ship. Iran stated it will not join further peace talks. Other currencies like the Euro and British Pound are down.

    GIFT Nifty up 60 points; here's the trading setup for today's session

    Indian equities are poised for consolidation at higher levels after a significant 10% rally. Investors are closely watching the US-Iran peace talks, with a ceasefire deadline approaching. The Nifty closed positively, gaining 1.3% for the week, while the India VIX saw a notable decline.

    Senior IT executives join AI party as startup founders

    Senior Indian IT executives are launching their own AI startups, leveraging years of client contacts and enterprise knowledge to offer cost-efficient AI-led services. This trend is accelerating as agentic AI allows smaller, agile teams to compete with larger IT incumbents, filling niche market demands and attracting venture capital.

    The Economic Times
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