#MarketSentimentWatch

💥💥Recent developments indicate a shift in global market sentiment, influenced by economic data and corporate earnings.

U.S. Market Sentiment

On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced a significant decline, dropping 748 points (1.7%), primarily due to weak consumer sentiment and concerns over UnitedHealth facing a Department of Justice probe. The S&P 500 mirrored this performance with a 1.7% loss, while the Nasdaq suffered a 2.2% decline, falling below its 50-day moving average. Economic indicators showed a decline, with the Purchasing Managers Index hitting a 17-month low and consumer sentiment falling below expectations. Investors are also anticipating Warren Buffett's annual report from Berkshire Hathaway, given its substantial cash reserves.

Indian Market Sentiment

India's benchmark indexes fell on Friday, primarily due to losses in financial and automobile stocks amid ongoing concerns about U.S. tariffs. The Nifty 50 was down 0.67%, and the BSE Sensex dropped 0.66%. This week's declines are attributed to significant sell-offs by foreign portfolio investors, totaling $11.75 billion in 2025. Notably, private lender ICICI Bank and auto manufacturers like Mahindra & Mahindra and Tata Motors experienced declines, partly due to potential government reductions in import duties for electric vehicles as Tesla plans its market entry into India. 👇

UK Labour Market Sentiment

The UK labour market has shown resilience despite concerns following Labour's autumn budget. Positive data contradicted economists' expectations of a downturn, revealing that measures of employment improved, with private sector pay growth reaching its highest point in over a year. 👇

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