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On 21-Apr, the Nifty Index rose 1.15% to 24,125.6, with broader indices like Midcap150 and Smallcap250 gaining over 1.9%. The 10-year yield eased to 6.39%, while the rupee appreciated 0.28% to 85.16 against the USD.

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The Indian stock market saw broad gains on April 17, with major indices like Nifty and Midcap rising significantly. The rupee strengthened against the US Dollar, while bond yields slightly declined.

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The Indian stock market saw broad gains on April 16, with major indices including Nifty, Midcap150, and Smallcap250 closing higher. Meanwhile, the 10-year bond yield dipped and the rupee strengthened against the US Dollar.

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On April 11, key Indian indices closed higher with the Nifty up 1.92% at 22,828.6, Midcap150 up 1.87%, and Smallcap250 surging 3.07%. The 10-year bond yield eased to 6.48% and the rupee strengthened slightly to 86.1/USD.

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The Indian equity market saw a sharp sell-off across indices on April 7, with major benchmarks falling over 3% and the rupee weakening to 85.77 against the US Dollar.

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Markets dropped sharply on April 4, with major indices falling up to 3.3%, bond yields easing, and the rupee slightly weakening to 85.4/USD.

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India faces a 27% US tariff from April 9, NHAI invests ₹5,729 crore in Guwahati Ring Road, India leads in locomotive production, US tariffs impact shrimp, textiles, IT, while RBI keeps FPI limits unchanged.

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Venture debt ↑58% ($1.23B), Trump 26% tariffs, wheat 1MT+, UP toll ₹7,060 Cr, palm oil ↑13.2%, NHAI 5,614 km, PMI 58.1, EV tariffs may drop.

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Gold prices soared 20% in 2025 to ₹90,750 per 10g, as global trade uncertainties boost demand for safe-haven assets (FE).

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Overseas Indians remitted a record $129.4 billion in 2024, with inflows reaching $36 billion in the December quarter alone (ET).

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