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Euro area Bund yields are set for their first monthly drop since April, returning to earlier levels amid mixed economic data and U.S. Treasury movements. Market focus remains on potential ECB rate cuts and widening yield curve spreads, while French budget deficit targets also draw attention.

PFS CEO R Balaji addressed the recent resignations of three independent directors, denying knowledge of any issues or difficulties in impartial functioning cited by them. He maintained board meetings were harmonious and the company boasts an independent board. Balaji confirmed ongoing communication with former directors while outlining PFS s four-pillar transformation plan, expressing confidence despite emerging governance questions.

US President Donald Trump s announcement of a 100% tariff on foreign-made films sent shockwaves through the global entertainment industry. Indian firms PVR Inox and Prime Focus saw their shares decline 5% following the protectionist move. This decision, part of Trump s broader trade policy, creates significant uncertainty for studios reliant on international revenue, raising questions about its implementation and legal basis.

Concerns over stretched US tech valuations are mounting as Donald Trump revives tariff-driven trade policies. Gurmeet Chadha warns of a potential “big bubble,” citing digital sovereignty and declining global dependence on American platforms, threatening future growth prospects.

Indian equities are expected to remain volatile, with Nifty 50 consolidating between 24,600-25,000, though buying on dips is recommended. Bank Nifty and PSU banks demonstrate resilience, with the PSU Bank Index targeting 8,000. SBI is a top stock pick, aiming for ₹915, as banking majors are poised to offer stability amid high market volatility.

India s heartbeat indices Nifty and the BSE Sensex ended negative on Tuesday recording their eighth successive loss led by selling pressure in consumer, realty and IT stocks though auto, banks and metals capped the declines.

Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers debuted on exchanges with a premium. The listing was below unlisted market expectations. Its initial public offering saw subscription over 21 times. Institutional investors drove demand. The company reported financial performance. Investors will now closely monitor its ability to sustain growth and protect margins. Competition from other brokers remains a challenge.

As India steps into Navratri 2025, investment managers on smallcase have spotlighted nine high-conviction sectors expected to benefit from festive tailwinds, policy reforms, and structural growth. The country’s festive economy is surging, with e-commerce sales projected to hit ₹1.2 lakh crore (+27% YoY), UPI transactions crossing 20 billion, and MSME festive credit demand rising 35–40%.