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Despite Sensex s 740-point rally, six BSE500 stocks hit 52-week lows, signaling potential buying opportunities or underlying weaknesses. Investors assess these price dips for market sentiment and stock valuation insights.

Wall Street s main indexes had a subdued start on Wednesday, after a jobs report fanned concerns of a slowing economy, while investors awaited a potential softer approach from President Donald Trump on trade policy.

Capital markets regulator Sebi s recent directive on minimum information has many inconsistencies and is "laughable", former Sebi chairman M Damodaran said on Wednesday.

The euro extended its rally on Wednesday and hovered near four-month highs as Germany s proposed 500 billion euro ($531 billion) infrastructure fund boosted Europe s growth prospects despite global trade tensions worrying investors.

Indian markets rebounded strongly on Wednesday, with Nifty ending its 10-day losing streak at 22,337.30, up 1.15%, while Sensex gained 740 points. Auto, IT, and energy stocks led the rally, with analysts predicting further upside if support levels hold.

Nifty and Sensex rebounded over 1%, ending a 10-day losing streak. InCred Equities forecasts a 21% upside, citing strong technical support and bullish indicators for a long-term rally starting June 2025.

The Indian market rebounded on Wednesday, with Nifty50 gaining over 1% and Sensex surging 700+ points. Telecom, metals, power, and utilities led the rally, while breakout stocks like Avanti Feeds and Abbott India hit fresh 52-week highs.

Britain s Financial Conduct Authority has urged firms managing private assets to improve how they identify and disclose potential conflicts of interest in valuation processes, as retail investors increase their exposure to non-public assets.

Indian crypto platform Mudrex reports a tenfold rise in women investors, with 53% aged 25-30. Maharashtra leads participation. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and meme coins are popular, though market volatility remains a concern. Metro cities dominate, but smaller cities are catching up.