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Sensex rallied sharply with multiple large-cap stocks hitting 52-week highs, signalling strong bullish momentum. Financials, autos and telecom led the uptrend, with traders viewing the breakout as a sign of continued near-term strength across market leaders

Traders are now looking for clearer signals on the RBI s easing path, with a convergence between one- and two-year OIS rates pointing to expectations of a single rate cut followed by a long pause

HSBC expects global investors to rotate from crowded AI trades toward broader opportunities, positioning India as a key beneficiary. With improving valuations, under-ownership, and earnings recovery ahead, India may outperform China in 2026 as foreign inflows potentially accelerate

Gold and silver prices saw a slight dip on Thursday, November 20. Hopes for a US interest rate cut are diminishing, impacting precious metal sentiment. The US Fed Minutes revealed a divided stance among officials. Traders now see a lower chance of a rate cut next month. MCX gold futures declined, while silver futures gained.

The dollar index held above the 100-handle, while Asian currencies were down between 0.1% and 0.3% as traders scaled back wagers on a U.S. rate cut next month.

India may benefit as the global AI trade cools, says Kotak AMC MD Nilesh Shah. He explains why FPI flows could return, how dollar weakness, US tariff uncertainty and Fed policy shifts may impact markets, and why FY27 is likely to be the breakout year for earnings. Shah also outlines key reforms and government priorities to support growth.

PhysicsWallah’s stock delivered conflicting signals at Thursday’s close, finishing higher on the NSE and lower on the BSE in an unusual split that highlighted heightened volatility in the days following its blockbuster listing. The divergent closing prices came after a sharp intraday slide that erased significant market value.

The European Central Bank, in contrast, is not expected to move rates at all in the coming year, based on the swaps market

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath revealed that a company colleague now holds an astonishing 3,100 stocks—nearly the entire NSE universe—pushing diversification to an extreme. Kamath’s post triggered witty reactions online, with users calling it a “personal mutual fund” and warning that excessive diversification, high costs, and microcap illiquidity could drag long-term returns.