DAS KAPITAL-07-11-2026
DAS KAPITAL-07-11-2026
INVESTMENT HAWK
Key Drivers &
Sector Action:
• Crude Oil Slump: Global benchmark Brent crude tumbled
roughly 9% down to $96.82 per barrel, providing a massive operational relief
boost for oil-importing Indian corporations.
• Institutional Inflow: Foreign Institutional Investors
(FIIs) heavily backed the Indian market, net-purchasing equities worth
₹14,974.68 crore in a single prior session.
Global Contrast: While India soared, global peers suffered
heavy losses. Wall Street's Nasdaq tumbled 5.52%, South Korea’s Kospi tanked
over 6%, and Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped nearly 6% due to fears over
tougher global regulations.
DALAL STREET:
Major Market Indices Snapshot: TRUMP INDUCED RAHUKALAM
ENDED.
• BSE Sensex: Settled at 81,028.02, surging by 1,718.02
points (+2.17%).
• NSE Nifty 50: Reclaimed its psychological milestone,
closing at 25,030.35 with a whopping gain of 493.75 points (+2.01%).
In a spectacular winning streak, the Sensex has jumped over
7,780 points and the Nifty has gained over 2,330 points across the last seven
consecutive trading sessions.
Market is shut on Saturday, Sunday—there will be ‘MUHURT
TRADING’ 14.00-15.00
BULLIONS:
🟡 Gold Rates by Purity
• 24 Karat Gold (999 Purity): ₹1,42,860 per 10 grams.
⚪ Silver Rates by Purity
CURRENCY:
USD: ₹93.99/- 📈 Stronger Rupee (Down
from ~₹94.80)
EUR: ₹104.72/- 📉 Rupee Gains
GBP ₹125.50/- 📉 Rupee Gains
AUD ₹64.52/- 📉 Rupee Gains
SGD ₹73.25/- 📉 Rupee Gains
CNY ₹14.08/- 📉 Rupee Gains
Bitcoin (BTC to USD): Trading at $75,978.43./-
Bitcoin (BTC to INR equivalent): Trading at approximately
₹71,40,940./-
Why
Indian Share Market Is High??
The Indian share market is outperforming global markets
because a global tech and AI sell-off has hit Wall Street and Asian
export-heavy economies, whereas India is insulated by low AI exposure, massive
foreign investor inflows, and falling oil prices.
Think of global tech markets like a high-speed sports car
engine vulnerable to overheating, while the Indian market is like a steady
utility vehicle driven by domestic demand and banking.
Key Drivers of India's Outperformance
• Return of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): Foreign
investors made a massive net purchase of nearly Rs 15,000 crore in Indian
equities, providing heavy buying momentum.
• Low Exposure to the AI & Tech Rout: While US indices
(like the Nasdaq) and Asian markets (like South Korea's Kospi and Japan's
Nikkei) crashed due to cooling excitement and scrutiny over artificial
intelligence (AI) and semiconductor data centers, India's benchmark indices are
heavily weighted toward domestic sectors like banking, financials, and
consumption.
• Falling Crude Oil Prices: Easing geopolitical and energy
concerns (following the US midterm elections and expectations of de-escalation
in the Middle East) caused a drop in crude oil prices, which directly relieves
India's import bill and inflation pressures.
• Strong Corporate Earnings: Nifty 50 companies reported
strong year-on-year net profit growth (around 19% in Q2FY27), reinforcing
fundamental confidence among investors.
THE END.

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