Indian markets ended Friday with a recovery tone, but the day’s macro backdrop was mixed. Reuters reported that FX reserves surged $45 billion week-on-week to a record high on robust capital flows, yet the rupee posted its sharpest weekly drop in four months as oil worries weighed on sentiment. On the domestic tape, the Sensex recovered about 600 points from the day’s low and the Nifty closed near 23,400, according to Moneycontrol, suggesting dip-buying late in the session. Among the supplied stock movers, SUNSHINE fell 19.99%, while GRAVISSHO, ASHOKAMET and RAYMOND gained sharply. No direct company-specific headline was supplied for these moves, so the driver remains unclear from the provided context.
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Post-closeIndia market wrap: rupee, reserves and a mixed stock tape shape Friday's trade
India’s FX reserves hit a record on strong capital flows even as the rupee logged its sharpest weekly fall in four months, while the broad market finished higher after an intraday recovery.
By the Aurific Market DeskSeptember 11, 20261 min readAI-assisted
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