Global stock markets are taking a pause after a record rally. Investors are now watching for big tech company earnings and decisions from major central banks. This week s focus is on how technology firms perform and what the Federal Reserve will do with interest rates. Trade talks between the US and China are also a key factor.

Indian markets opened positively, driven by easing US-China trade tensions and hopes for a trade deal. Several companies like Adani Ports, PVR Inox, and Ola Electric are in focus due to news and results. Adani Ports plans significant investment in Dighi Port. PVR Inox anticipates record footfalls. HPCL faced refinery issues. Ola Electric expands service access.

Euro zone bond yields steadied near their highest in two weeks on Monday, as an apparent cooling in trade tensions between the United States and China drew investors away from safe-haven markets and into assets like equities and crypto.

Reserve price has been set at ₹80 cr. Other lenders are weighing the future as litigations continue to delay bankruptcy resolution.

Indian stock markets rose on Monday. Easing US-China trade tensions boosted investor confidence. Investors now await the US Federal Reserve s rate decision. The Nifty and Sensex saw gains, nearing record closing levels. Analysts expect the rally to continue. Mid and small-cap stocks also advanced. Foreign investors sold shares, while domestic investors bought.

RBL Bank plans to seek government approval to raise its foreign direct investment limit to 74% from 49%. This move is crucial for processing Emirates NBD Bank s $3 billion acquisition of a 60% stake, marking the largest FDI in Indian banking. Shareholder approval for the deal is expected on November 12.

Silver prices have seen an 18% drop in the past two weeks, presenting a buying opportunity for investors. Analysts predict a potential 50% surge by next year, with prices consolidating before moving towards $75 per ounce. Supply constraints and increasing industrial demand are key drivers for this optimistic outlook.

The Indian rupee experienced its largest single-day drop since September, closing at 88.24 against the dollar. Despite initial gains from potential tariff reductions, dollar buying pressure led to the depreciation. Mild intervention by the Reserve Bank of India was noted, with market participants closely monitoring US-India trade relations for the rupee s near-term direction.

In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court declared cryptocurrency as “property” under Indian law—an asset capable of ownership, possession, and trust. The judgment clarifies crypto’s legal standing, aligning India with global precedents and reinforcing its treatment as a virtual digital asset under the Income Tax Act.

Indian equities are poised for a significant upswing, with Nifty projected to reach 29,000-30,000 this Samvat year, forecasting 15-20% returns. Experts cite improving liquidity, supportive policies, and reviving corporate earnings as key drivers. Financials, manufacturing, and consumer sectors are expected to lead the charge, while caution is advised for unlisted stocks.