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    GIFT Nifty up 330 points; here's the trading setup for today's session

    Muhurat Trading saw cautious optimism as the Sensex rose to 84,600 and Nifty neared 25,900, with IT, banking, auto, and pharma leading gains. Analysts anticipate Nifty improvement from current levels, supported by a forward P/E slightly above its average. The India VIX fell, indicating reduced market fear.

    US stock market crash: Why is US stock market down today – Dow, S&P, Nasdaq all in red

    US stock market crash: Dow, S&P, Nasdaq all in red. Stocks fell Wednesday as weak earnings from Texas Instruments (-4%) and Netflix (-9%) weighed on the major averages. Dow dropped 147 points (0.3%), S&P 500 fell 0.4%, Nasdaq slid 0.9%. Semiconductors struggled—AMD, On Semiconductor, Micron down ~3%, SMH ETF -2%. Intuitive Surgical rallied 15% on strong earnings. Investors now eye Tesla earnings and Friday’s CPI report amid ongoing 22-day government shutdown.

    Japanese stocks rise to record high on report of new government stimulus

    Japanese stocks rallied to a record peak on Wednesday as markets reacted positively to a Reuters report that the new premier is preparing a sizeable stimulus package that includes measures to help households tackle inflation.

    Specialty fertiliser prices set to surge as China suspends exports

    This move, impacting global markets, could see specialty fertilizer prices rise by 10-15% due to China's dominance in India's imports.

    Stock Market Holiday: Are NSE, BSE open or closed today for Diwali Balipratipada?

    Indian stock markets will be closed on Wednesday, October 22, for Diwali Balipratipada. This follows a symbolic Muhurat trading session that marked the start of Samvat 2082. Normal trading will resume on Thursday, October 23. Market experts anticipate a profit-led revival for equities in the new Samvat year. Corporate profit recovery is key to market performance.

    Has Muhurat trading set the tone for a bullish Samvat 2082?

    Indian stock markets began the new Samvat year with gains. Experts anticipate double-digit returns in the coming year. This optimism is fueled by ample liquidity and expected consumption growth. A resolution of tariff issues is also a key factor. Foreign investors may engage in short-covering rallies. The market closed higher in special Muhurat trading.

    The Economic Times
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