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India's steel sector shines globally with robust domestic demand and expanding capacity. It is the world's fastest-growing steel market. Projections show significant volume growth through FY28. Infrastructure, real estate, and energy transition fuel this expansion. Domestic producers benefit from protectionist measures and improving pricing. JSW Steel and Tata Steel are poised for growth.
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The U.S. dollars recent weakness may be reversing as economic resilience, easing policy concerns and geopolitical factors support a rebound. With global and domestic pressures building, the Indian rupee could face depreciation. The Dollar Index is seen moving towards 100 to 102, reflecting improving fundamentals and shifting market expectations.
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Over the five trading sessions ending February 20, the benchmark index Sensex inched up 0.23% (188 points) to settle at 82,814. The index advanced in four out of the five sessions, but witnessed a sharp decline of about 1,236 points on Thursday. During the same period, 63 stocks in the BSE Smallcap Index registered losses in all five sessions. Among them, 12 small-cap stocks recorded cumulative declines of more than 15% over the five-day span. (Data source: ACE Equity)
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Despite a marginal gain in the Sensex over five sessions ending February 20, weakness persisted in the broader market. As many as 63 BSE Smallcap stocks declined throughout the period, with 12 registering losses exceeding 15%, highlighting sustained pressure and selective selloff in the small-cap segment despite benchmark resilience.
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Indian markets saw a positive close on Friday. Major Wall Street companies like Alphabet and Amazon surged after the Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's global tariffs. Investors welcomed the removal of uncertainty. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all ended higher. This development provided a boost to the stock market.
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