๐ The Week That Was: Sep. 8 – Sep. 12, 2025
๐ฆ India: The Desi Highlights
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Market Scorecard
Nifty 50: +1.5% ๐ผ
Sensex: +1.47% ๐ผ
Translation: The bulls didn’t just wake up, they had filter coffee ☕ and went dancing ๐. -
Infosys Buyback Bonanza
The big headline ๐ฐ—Infosys unveiled a ₹18,000 crore buyback at ~20% premium. IT stocks partied like Diwali came early ๐. Investors whispered, “If only all companies loved us this much…”. -
Autos on the Fast Lane
Tata Motors ๐ and Maruti ๐ shifted gears upwards, powered by hopes of tax/GST tweaks. Eicher revved up too ๐️. But Bajaj Auto? Eh, it decided to sulk in the corner ๐ฆ. -
Rupee Woes
The rupee broke yet another record ๐—hitting ₹88.44/$. Reasons? U.S. tariffs, weak exports, and foreign investors packing their bags ✈️. For context: If the rupee were in a family WhatsApp group, it’d be the cousin always “forwarding” bad news ๐ฒ. -
Shrimp Party ๐ฆ
Aquaculture stocks rallied on export demand. Who knew prawns would outperform banks? (Maybe seafood really is brain food ๐ง ๐). -
Gold & Silver Shine ✨
Investors continued piling into precious metals—because nothing says “I’m nervous about the world” like hoarding shiny things ๐ช.
๐ Global Market Masala
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Fund Flows ๐
Global equity funds saw outflows (~$3B) after five weeks of inflows. Basically, investors said: “We’ve made some gains, let’s run before geopolitics ruins the party” ๐๐จ. -
Bonds Rule the Roost
Bond funds pulled in ~$18B ๐ต. Money-market funds too saw strong demand. Investors clearly prefer boring-but-safe over spicy-but-risky ๐ถ️. -
Macro Mood
Softer U.S. labor and inflation data kept Fed rate cut hopes alive ๐ฎ. Wall Street now chants “Cut, cut, cut!” louder than cricket fans yelling “Sachin, Sachin!” ๐.
๐ Stock Showstoppers
๐ Winners
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Bharat Electronics (BEL) +3.7% ๐
Defense theme + rate cut optimism = a bullish cocktail ๐น. -
Bajaj Finance +3.3% ๐
Raising capital with NCDs? Investors said “Shut up and take my money!” ๐ธ. -
Bajaj Finserv +2.2% ๐
Riding the finance wave like a pro surfer ๐. -
Hindalco +2% ๐ช
Metals shone bright, proving copper is not just for electrical wires. -
Eicher Motors +1.8% ๐️
Autos loved the GST chatter, Royal Enfield buyers probably loved the new paint schemes.
๐ฌ Losers
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Eternal Industries –1.9% ๐ป
Eternal optimism? Not this week. -
HUL –1.5% ๐งด
FMCG faced margin whispers; investors rotated money elsewhere. -
IndusInd Bank –1.0% ๐ฆ
Banking had a split week; IndusInd drew the short straw. -
Bajaj Auto –1.0% ๐ต
Unlike its peers, it stalled like a scooter with no petrol. -
Trent / Angel One –0.8% to –1.0% ๐️๐
Retail + broking names got trimmed as traders booked profits.
๐งพ Takeaways (with extra masala ๐ถ️)
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Bulls found a groove ๐๐ถ thanks to Infosys, autos, and Fed hopes.
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The rupee auditioned for a soap opera role ๐ญ—lots of drama, few solutions.
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Global investors are cautious ๐๐ฌ: trimming equities, hugging bonds.
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Sectors to stalk ๐: IT (๐ป), Autos (๐), Metals (⛏️), Precious metals (✨), and… shrimps ๐ฆ (no kidding).
✨ In short:
Indian equities wore a smile this week ๐, Infosys showered love ๐, but the rupee kept everyone grounded ๐. Globally, investors are cautious but hopeful that the Fed will sprinkle some fairy dust ✨ (aka a rate cut).
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