WEEKLY WEALTH REPORT
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Markets rarely move on a single trigger. Instead, it is the combined effect of policy decisions that shapes investor confidence and long-term trends. At the current juncture, three key levers — the Union Budget, tariff signals, and monetary policy — appear to be aligning in a way that supports economic stability and market optimism.
Together, they form what can be called a “positive policy cocktail.”
Budget: Growth Without Losing Fiscal Discipline
The Government of India has pegged the fiscal deficit for FY 2026-27 at 4.3 % of GDP, a slight reduction from the 4.4 % estimate for FY 2025-26. This demonstrates a continued commitment to fiscal consolidation while balancing growth priorities.
The budget boosts public capex to ₹12.2 lakh crore for FY 2026-27 — the highest ever allocation, up from about ₹11.2 lakh crore in the previous year.
Sustainable Growth: 7.2% to 7.4% Real GDP growth and 10-12% CAGR earnings growth potential is a Strong Positive Tailwind.
Tariffs: Surprise & Stability Over Shock
US tariffs peaked in 2025 but are stabilizing in 2026, with deals like the US India interim agreement slashing rates from 50% to 18% on key Indian exports. This opens a $30 trillion market, boosting sectors like manufacturing and agriculture while easing inflation pressures from prior escalations. For Indian
wealth managers, this supports export-oriented portfolios amid reduced trade frictions.
Monetary Policy: Neutral Stance and Supportive
Monetary Policy reassured that the Real GDP growth is around 7.4% and Momentum intact via domestic demand, manufacturing, and services; trade deals (US, EU, UK) enhance exports and FDI, favoring mid/small-caps and export-oriented plays.
CPI projected at 4% (Q1 FY27) and 4.2% (Q2), below tolerance—anchors expectations, supports consumption stocks, and leaves room for future easing if needed
Stable Repo Rate at 5.25%: No hikes preserve borrowing costs for corporates, boosting rate-sensitive sectors like banking, real estate, and autos with sustained earnings visibility.
India continues to grow at a strong ~7% GDP rate, making it one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. Such sustained economic growth eventually reflects in corporate earnings and equity market returns. Equities remain the best asset class for long-term wealth creation. Staying invested, following asset allocation, and continuing SIPs is far more powerful than reacting to temporary market noise.
WEEKLY MARKET PULSE
Indian markets jumped sharply on Tuesday following news of a U.S.– India trade deal and tariff relief, leading to strong gains in benchmark indices. The Sensex and Nifty rallied significantly as investor optimism returned.
By Friday, Indian indices ended the week with modest gains. The Nifty closed around 25,693 and the Sensex near 83,580, reflecting approximately +1.5% weekly growth amid mixed global cues.
Despite broader market rally, mid-cap and small-cap indices outperformed large caps.
Sectors such as defence, energy, and infrastructure saw relative strength during the week.
Indian rupee strengthened against the US dollar over the week, posting its best weekly gain in over three years despite some day-to-day volatility. Over the week, the USD/INR rate fell overall — meaning the rupee improved versus the dollar.
Both gold and silver saw significant volatility and ended the week lower after volatile trading and profit booking. Gold & Silver fell sharply from recent highs before retracing some losses later in the week.
On 3 Feb, after India-US trade deal headlines, key bellwethers such as Reliance and major financials contributed to one of the biggest single-day market rallies in nine months.
On 6 Feb, ITC delivered a noticeable weekly gain (~5 %) outperforming the broader market on that day.
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