Markets consolidated through the week amid mixed global cues, with sector rotation seen between IT and banking stocks.
Bullion prices held steady this week as investors weighed global interest rate expectations against safe-haven demand.
Overseas markets saw increased volatility this week following commentary from major central banks on the interest rate outlook.
Broader market segments saw stronger participation this week, with several midcap names hitting fresh highs.
Asian benchmark indices traded mixed this week, taking cues from overnight moves in US and European markets.
Energy markets remained choppy through the week on mixed signals around global supply and demand balance.
Several large-cap companies are scheduled to announce quarterly results next week, likely driving stock-specific volatility.
Agricultural commodity prices showed a mixed trend this week as markets positioned ahead of the upcoming seasonal demand period.
The US dollar index found some stability this week after a period of elevated volatility tied to macro data releases.