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Indian equity markets opened higher as clarity on the India–US interim trade framework, stable macro conditions and easing global risks lifted sentiment. Sensex and Nifty 50 posted early gains.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said several Indian farm products will get zero-tariff access to the US, while agriculture and dairy interests remain protected.

CAIT believes the first phase of the India–US trade deal will provide a significant push to India’s MSME sector.

Indian stock markets ended the week with gains as the India–US trade deal and RBI’s status quo on rates helped indices recover from Budget-related volatility.

Jeet Adani said the Adani Group’s investments in Vidarbha reflect a long-term commitment to sustainable infrastructure, job creation, and inclusive growth, highlighting major power, logistics, and aviation projects.

India’s foreign exchange reserves surged by $14.36 billion to a record $723.77 billion, driven largely by a sharp rise in gold reserves, RBI data showed.

Indian markets closed higher on Friday as the RBI raised its growth projection for FY27. Sensex gained 266 points and Nifty closed above 25,690, led by FMCG and consumer stocks.

Jeet Adani says Vidarbha is emerging as a key growth engine for India, driven by major investments in clean energy, power, logistics, aviation and sustainable infrastructure.

Bitcoin extends losses, falling over 6% amid global risk aversion, tech stock weakness, large-scale liquidations and fears of tighter US monetary policy weighing on cryptocurrencies.

Gold prices eased and silver fell sharply on MCX amid profit booking, a stronger US dollar and global market volatility. Analysts say the long-term bullish trend in precious metals remains intact.