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Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed in the green on Monday, lifted by auto and metal shares, as optimism over sweeping GST tax cuts and China’s steel reforms supported sentiment alongside expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut this month.

Domestic gold prices surged to a lifetime high of ₹1,08,060 per 10 gm, supported by rupee weakness, Fed rate cut hopes, and safe-haven demand amid global economic and geopolitical uncertainties.

GST rate cuts could cushion India’s economy against 50% US tariffs, supporting GDP by 0.3–0.5%. Consumption, income tax relief, and festive demand bolster growth, while inflation may ease to 4–4.5%. RBI could cut rates if growth slips below 6.5%, with trade talks and policy measures shaping near-term outcomes.

Krupalu Metals, a brass and copper product manufacturer based in Jamnagar, launched its IPO on Monday, aiming to raise Rs 13.48 crore. The IPO, offered at Rs 72 per share, closes on Thursday and will list on the BSE SME platform on September 16. Funds will be used for expansion and working capital.

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The positive sentiment on the D-Street was supported by the GST Council’s sweeping tax cuts and weak U.S. labour data, which have bolstered expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.

S&P Global anticipates dated Brent crude prices to decline to approximately $55 per barrel by the end of the year. This forecast hinges on factors like a potential surplus, continued Russian oil supply, and shifts in stock building. A significant surplus and inventory changes could drive prices even lower, according to Dave Ernsberger.

In the Nifty500 segment, four stocks witnessed a 5-year swing high at the close on September 5, suggesting bullishness in counters, according to stockedge.com s technical scan data.

Despite GST 2.0 s reforms aiming to boost consumption and corporate earnings, FIIs continue selling Indian stocks, driven by Trump s tariff concerns and global uncertainties. A significant FII exodus, reaching ₹1.4 lakh crore in 2025, persists despite domestic investor support. High valuations and the lure of cheaper markets further fuel the foreign investor skepticism.