đ The Week That Was (Aug 25–29)
Let’s roll the tape ⬇️
đ Monday: Love is in the Air
Markets opened the week like newlyweds on their honeymoon đĨ.
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Sensex: +0.4% (81,635.91)
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Nifty: +0.39% (24,967.75)
IT stocks—TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech—were grooving like Govinda in a neon shirt đēđļ, fuelled by Fed rate-cut optimism. Metals and Realty also joined the party, because hey, who doesn’t like cheap money?
đŠ️ Mid-Week Meltdown
By Tuesday, the party DJ pulled the plug đ.
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Nifty crashed 1.02% to 24,712, Sensex down 1.04% to 80,786—the worst day in 3 months đĩ.
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Tariff tensions built up faster than a monsoon traffic jam đđđ.
Thursday wasn’t kinder:
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Nifty slipped to 24,500.9, Sensex to 80,080.57.
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The new 50% U.S. tariffs hit harder than extra-spicy pani puri đļ️đĨĩ, FIIs ran for the exit đĒ, and technical charts looked scarier than a horror movie jump scare đģđ.
đĨ´ Friday: Confused & Clueless
Friday felt like waking up after binge-watching an entire series on Netflix—tired, confused, and wondering why did I do this? đĩđĢ
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Nifty closed at 24,426.85 (–0.3%),
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Sensex: –0.34% around 80,067.
For the week, both lost ~1.8%. August became the second straight month of red ink (Nifty –1.4%, Sensex –1.7%). Reliance’s AGM didn’t inspire confidence, and tariff fears loomed larger than a wedding buffet bill đ.
FMCG & autos showed some resilience đĒ—because GST reform whispers can keep even nervous investors calm (and biscuits always sell đĒ).
đ Global Scene: Investors Play Hide-and-Seek
Meanwhile, global investors were in full “risk-off” mode đ§:
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Equity funds inflows shrank to just $2.96 bn, the lowest since early August đĒĢ.
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But financial funds got love ❤️ with $1.52 bn inflows (largest in 8 months!).
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Gold glittered at $556 m inflows ✨, Tech funds pocketed $553 m đģ.
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Bond funds stole the show, gobbling $14.4 bn đ¤đ—marking a 19-week inflow streak!
Clearly, bonds are the comfort food of finance đ˛—boring, but reliable.
đŦ Closing Credits:
From Monday’s champagne to Friday’s hangover đĨ➡️đ¤, this week reminded us that markets are emotional creatures—swinging between hope and horror faster than a soap opera plot twist đē.
Moral of the story?
đ Tariffs can spoil a rally faster than rain on Ganesh Chaturthi visarjan đ§️đ.
đ IT may shine one day, sulk the next đ¤.
đ And if in doubt, investors will always run back to the safety of bonds like mom’s dal-chawal đ.
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