Indian markets ended slightly lower amid global jitters, but consumer durables outperformed. Dixon Technologies, Titan, and Kalyan Jewellers led sector gains, showcasing resilience amid uncertainty.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway issued $628 million in yen bonds despite global market jitters. With maturities up to 30 years, Buffett is reinforcing confidence in Japan, expanding stakes in top trading houses while others hold back on fundraising.

Ace investor Vijay Kedia reduced his stake in Global Vectra Helicorp to 4.86% in Q4FY24. The move reflects profit-booking amid weakness in smallcap stocks. Despite a recent dip, Global Vectra has delivered strong one-year gains.

Power, construction, and tyre sectors are emerging as resilient investment options amid tariff tensions. Structural growth, government capex, and lower input costs support their outlook. Stocks like NTPC, L&T, and Apollo Tyres look attractive for a one-year horizon.

India’s economic stability, steady corporate earnings, and proactive government actions make it a favorable destination for FIIs. Once tariff clarity emerges, foreign flows may return, potentially triggering a sharp market rally beyond 24,000 levels.

Indian equity markets ended slightly lower this week as Nifty and Sensex fell 0.3% despite a strong Friday rebound. RBI cut the repo rate by 25 bps, adopting an accommodative stance. Global trade tensions added to market volatility.

Despite a volatile week and a 0.3% decline in BSE Sensex, the BSE Smallcap index slipped just 0.15%. However, 10 smallcap stocks posted double-digit weekly gains, led by NACL Industries, Hampton Sky Realty, and Rajoo Engineers among others.

Despite sharp global volatility and a 46% spike in India VIX, Nifty closed nearly flat last week. Sector rotation shows strength in infra, metals, and banking, while auto and IT lag. Caution and stock selection remain key in the near term.

Despite a weekly decline in Indian equities amid global turmoil, Peter Lynch’s investing philosophy—centered on clarity, conviction, and long-term thinking—offers timely guidance for navigating market volatility and avoiding reactive decisions in uncertain environments like today s.

Thirteen companies, including CRISIL, Hexaware and Quess Corp, are set for key corporate actions like dividends, stock split, rights issue, and spin-off in the holiday-shortened trading week.