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Turkish stocks faced the worst week since 2008 amid political turmoil following the detention of Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. The resultant market instability saw the lira slump by 4%, aggressive central bank interventions, and significant declines in stock indices, sparking nationwide protests and economic uncertainty.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average s significant decline from its peak raises concerns about economic slowdown among investors. Continued drops in transportation and semiconductor stocks, and the Federal Reserve’s lower economic growth forecast, indicate potential weaknesses in the U.S. economy.

The crypto industry has long clashed with regulators over how federal securities laws translate to digital assets, with many arguing that crypto tokens are more akin to commodities. Tokens classified as securities would require firms to register with the SEC and provide certain disclosures to investors.

Nike shares dropped 5.7% to a five-year low, following disappointing projections and a substantial sales decline in China. The new CEO s Win Now strategy aims to recover lost market share, but results are yet to materialize, signaling a prolonged turnaround effort.

Stablecoins, with a market cap exceeding $200 billion in 2025, are under global regulatory scrutiny to manage risks to financial stability. Key jurisdictions like the EU, US, and Asia are implementing rules on liquidity, reserves, and transparency. The regulations aim to ensure consumer protection while fostering growth and innovation in the stablecoin sector.

Despite spanning various sectors, these BSE Mid-Cap index stocks have the potential to gain up to 45%, as per Trendlyne.

​India, we have seen domestic criteria improving very fast, both the macro, the fiscal, as well as the monetary policy where RBI has cut rates, has injected huge amounts of liquidity and has done micro prudential easing as well.

​Nifty itself managed to gain almost around 4% for the week. Looking at the overall sectoral behaviour as well as the indices, we believe that this traction can extend further and possible rally towards 23,600, 23,800 we may witness in the coming week or in the next coming weeks for the Nifty.

In the grip of the tariff war, epic rotations out of American equities have become a regular feature of markets. A Treasury index has climbed almost 3% this year, while gold and corporate debt are among other assets that sit atop of the leader-board. The reshaping of the trading landscape represents a long-awaited reversion to normalcy for purveyors of diversification strategies.

The NSE Nifty gained 0.69% or 159.75 points to finish at 23,350.40. The BSE Sensex rose 0.73% or 557.45 points to close at 76,905.51. The Sensex and Nifty jumped 4.3% this week - the best weekly performance since July 2022 and February 2021, respectively.