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Hari Shyamsunder of Franklin Templeton discusses the Indian market. He notes a correction since last September. Initial causes remain unresolved. Focus shifts to quarterly numbers and FY25 trends. Global macro factors, like interest rates and tariffs, pose challenges. Tariff war impacts are negative. India could gain from supply chain shifts. Earnings momentum is weak. Private banks offer relative value.

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The recent downturn has pushed FDI in Europe to its lowest level in nearly a decade, raising concerns about the region’s global investment appeal.

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European shares fell on Thursday, weighed down by steep losses in energy stocks following a drop in crude prices, while investors awaited key U.S. economic data and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Nagpur-based Solar Industries, in partnership with Bengaluru’s ZMotion, has developed Nagastra drones, known for their precision strike capabilities and growing recognition.

Bitcoin experienced a slight dip, trading around $102,263, while Ethereum fell to $2,569, impacting the broader crypto market. The earlier rally, fueled by cooling inflation data and easing U.S.-China tariff tensions, has paused as investors await further macroeconomic cues. Market sentiment remains positive, supported by institutional developments and anticipation of upcoming crypto legislation.

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Japan s Nikkei share average dropped for a second day on Thursday, extending its retreat from a nearly three-month peak, as a stronger yen sent automaker shares sliding.

Hari Shyamsunder from Franklin Templeton suggests a cautious outlook on IT due to slowing growth and AI uncertainties, while favoring mid and small-caps for long-term Indian economic growth. Despite stretched valuations in manufacturing, defense, and power sectors, stock picking remains crucial. He anticipates a 10-13% compounding return for the broader market over the next three to five years.

Avic Chengdu Aircraft’s shares fell on Thursday. The decline came amid a broader slump in Chinese defence stocks, with the Hang Seng China A Aerospace & Defence Index sliding 1.7% — marking its third straight day of losses.

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