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Sensex and Nifty slipped into the red after early gains dragged by banks and heavyweight counters. Nifty fell below 24,600 marks while Sensex closed at 80,200. Mid-caps as well as the small-cap indices have been outperforming with modest gains.
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00:00good afternoon and welcome to market closing on our brand new collaboration between business
00:20today and india today television it's been a day packed with action on the dalal street
00:25from global market cues and policy signals to earnings sector trends and stock specific moves
00:32we are here to bring you the full picture of how the markets perform and what it means for your
00:37money so stay tuned as we break down the sensex the nifty and the stories that are shaping tomorrow's
00:44trade as well also don't miss the market opening tomorrow morning at 9am with abha bakaya giving you
00:50the first word on everything that will move the markets let's first take a look at the top news
00:57from the world of business markets and finance sensex and nifty slipped into the red after early
01:07gains dragged by banks and heavyweight counters nifty fell below 24 600 mark sensex near 80 200
01:14mid caps as well as the small cap indices have been outperforming with modest gains
01:23gold hits a fresh all-time high level of 1.06 lakh rupees per 10 grams on the mcx delivering
01:30year-to-date returns of 35 percent the rally follows global trends supported by a weak rupee
01:35hopes of a u.s federal reserve rate cut and concerns over the central bank's policy independence
01:45after pitch retains india's rating with stable outlook expects f526 fiscal gap of 4.4 percent
01:51despite revenue shortfall u.s tariffs to have limited impact at semi-con india 2025 prime minister
01:58narendra modhi highlights q1 gdp growth of 7.8 percent amidst all the global economic challenges
02:06saying india has performed better than every expectation
02:14prime minister narendra modhi inaugurated semi-con india 2025 in new delhi today union minister ashwini
02:20vaishnav presented the first made in india semiconductor chip prime minister narendra modhi
02:26said the world trusts india and is ready to build the semiconductor future with the country
02:31tesla's india debut struggles with just 600 orders since its mid-july launch far below expectations
02:42according to news reports globally the ev maker delivers this many cars every four hours globally
02:49raising questions on its growth outlook
02:59let's straight away go across to the market check in the last half an hour of trade well the nifty
03:04has slipped below the 24 600 mark right now down by about one tenths percent let's look at even the
03:10nifty bank the other major index that's also slipped into the red right now uh the small caps and the
03:15mid caps however arts are outperforming with some mild gains at this point in time look at india wigs
03:20that's the culprit it's moved up point h2 even one percent higher at 11.4 odd levels although fmcg
03:27metals real estate oil and gas these are the sectors that are still holding up in trade but banks
03:33especially private sector banks financial services even the autos and the pharma sectors they've actually
03:38slipped into the lower zone as far as the last half an hour of trade is concerned which are the top
03:42movers on the nifty well you find a lot of power names like power grid is also higher by about two
03:47and a half percent it's the top mover today ntpc is higher even the fmcg names like a nestle or a tata
03:53consumer products have been hovering higher in trade but what's dragged the nifty lower today look at the
03:58auto stock m&m that's the top loser down by two and a half percent dr ready's laboratory is down by 1.8
04:04percent kotak mahindra bank sipla and icici bank are the other heavyweight counters that are extending some
04:10pressure let's uh quickly take a word from the top market experts this hour then mr sudi bandyupadhyay
04:16group chairman of indie trade capital is now joining in to share with us his views on the
04:20markets warm welcome to you sir thank you so much for taking the time out for this uh discussion first
04:25up last two days we've been seeing uh you know a lot of enthusiasm on the back of the gdp numbers that
04:31came in as a big surprise the markets were cheering on uh today we also did see that the nifty managed to
04:37cross uh 24 700 on an intraday level but towards the end we are again seeing some volatility issues
04:43how are you looking at the market sentiment at this juncture well i think you know this u.s tariff
04:49related issues are hovering in the background and that is creating some amount of uncertainty uh you
04:55know and it's on the also the back of the fact that fii's have been relentlessly selling over the past
05:01more than a month and that has also led to some amount of destabilization uh so look yesterday uh
05:08the u.s markets were closed so fii's were uh not around and obviously indian market didn't get this
05:15to see the selling by fii's today again i think things are opening up all over the world and
05:20u.s markets are also open so some amount of selling by fii's i'm sure is kind of causing the
05:26damage in the indian market uh now having said that as you were just alluding to domestic signals
05:32domestic indicators are pretty positive and uh you know the market uh we believe that will not
05:38slip below a certain level a little bit of correction here and there may happen but the bias is definitely
05:44positive and as soon as there is uh you know some stoppage in selling by fii's things will start
05:49looking up significantly absolutely so sudeep help us understand which are the top sectors that you
05:55believe are going to be taking the markets forward from here we have seen enough about 68 months of
06:01consolidation in the markets of course the domestic cues are very very positive you just marked that
06:06out for us as well so from this time onwards till the end of the calendar year we have the festive
06:10spirits also in the air so help us understand which are the top sectors that you are bullish on
06:15well one sector which we have been positive for quite some time has been construction infrastructure and
06:20related uh you know companies so cement has been our favorite for some time and we believe that
06:26even the gst uh uh rationalization will help cement in a big way so that's one set construction
06:32infrastructure definitely needs to be looked into government is spending huge amount of money in
06:36capital expenditure budget has uh outlined 11 lakh crore of spending and that is getting spent so
06:42construction infrastructure is one segment which definitely will do well now let's come to what has
06:48happened recently which is the gst rationalization which is going to happen uh you know in the next
06:53few days and with that happening i think we will see significant pickup in demand for consumer durables
06:59uh fmcg to an extent uh and i think these sectors also will start doing very well uh of course uh this
07:06is on the back of the fact that we are heading into a festive season interest rates have come down rural
07:11income has gone up uh so i think all the uh positive uh ingredients are there to take these sectors up
07:19i won't uh kind of do justice if i don't mention bfsi here because you know consumption demand particularly
07:25consumer durable demand uh also attracts demand for uh finance and we also believe that overall bfsi
07:33leave aside the uh unsecured lending book an unsecured lending part which is going through its own set of
07:39challenges uh pretty much everything else will start looking up in the near future asset quality
07:45been good uh you know interest rates are coming so that's that's where it is fantastic so deep hold
07:52that thoughts there i'm going to be coming back to you with key sectors as well as uh we do know that
07:57new delhi is where all the signals are coming in from right now at semi-con india 2025 prime minister
08:02narendra modi has underlined india's growing global credibility and economic strength he did
08:09say the world trusts india and is ready to build the semiconductor future with us the prime minister
08:15also highlighted india's robust growth story pointing out that despite global challenges the country
08:21recorded an impressive 7.8 gdp growth in the first quarter
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08:38the world believes in india
08:42and the world is ready to build the semiconductor future with india
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09:39In that area, Bharat has achieved the growth of 7.8% of the world.
10:09And that's a stunning 35% of a return so far this year.
10:16This rally, remember, mirrors the global trends as well.
10:19Driven by a weaker rupee, the expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut and fresh concerns over the central bank's policy independence as well.
10:28Let me now go across to our gold expert of the day, Mr. Navneet Damani, the Senior Group Vice President and Head of Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services is with us.
10:37But to decode for us, what is fueling fire in gold and what do we expect from here now?
10:43Good afternoon to you, Navneet, and thank you so much for taking the time out.
10:46Well, first up, list for us, you know, three to five factors that are definitely behind this sharp rally in gold as well as in silver as well.
10:57Well, good afternoon, Sakshi, and thank you for having me on the show.
11:00Things suddenly have got a little heated for gold prices.
11:03We've seen gold rally from about $2,700, $2,800 to, say, taking a pause at around $3,200, $3,300.
11:10But over the last couple of months, there has been a heated tariff war which is going around and how it is going to end is what most of the market participants are guessing.
11:19Secondly, there is expectation that U.S. might have to cut rates aggressively as their inflation numbers are starting to tick up.
11:28Their jobs numbers are not as per probably what the market expectation or their expectation is.
11:33And then thirdly, it is the need of the hour with sitting at $37 trillion worth of debt.
11:40So it looks like they will have to have to switch gears and get a little aggressive in terms of rate cuts, which President Trump has been kind of bestering about for some time now.
11:49And thirdly, the momentum has caught up very sharply where a de-dollarization has suddenly become the theme where a lot of people are moving or trying to move ahead from the dollar towards finding their own currency.
12:01It could be a BRICS nation put together or maybe some other party joining in.
12:05But this is now the kind of buzz which is going around the world.
12:09So these all factors have culminated in the last couple of months which have led to the sudden burst of...
12:14Absolutely.
12:17So let me to help you understand, what's your outlook then on gold and on silver by the end of this year or by Diwali?
12:24What do we expect on gold and silver?
12:25The starting of the festive season is at a record high level.
12:29Well, about a month back, we thought we had seen our run-up in gold and probably there's a time for consolidation.
12:34But things have changed very sharply over the last few weeks, which leads us to believe that 3,650 on the COMEX or probably, which is about 5% higher from here.
12:44And maybe if the rupee is trading around 89.5, 90, then maybe 1,6,000, 1,7,000 is where we see gold prices heading around Diwali or maybe around Christmas.
12:54Whereas for silver, we've seen silver also participating just like gold and delivering about 30% plus returns in the last 6, 7 months.
13:01It looks like silver has caught up the frenzy over the last couple of years of Lund.
13:06It has now started to participate and probably N could be outlier vis-a-vis gold also.
13:11We expect that silver comfortably could be ranging in the range of 1,35,000 rupees, 1,40,000 rupees as we approach the end of the year.
13:18On the international front, maybe $45 is where we see silver probably taking a pause or a break by the end of the year.
13:24Okay, so 1,35,000, 1,40,000 not ruled out for silver going forward from here, viewers.
13:31We are right now at just over 1,00,000 level.
13:34So remember, silver is outpacing gold and it is expected to do so even going forward from here.
13:39For the first time, silver prices had crossed over $40, but the expectation is it can actually go on to cross the $45 barrel as well as far as the prices are concerned.
13:49Namneet, we have some queries from our viewers for you.
13:52So first up, we have this query coming in from Swati Mishra from Delhi.
13:56Swati says, I want to buy gold for my wedding coming in February.
14:01Should I wait for the rates to come down or should I buy prices at this stage?
14:06Well, tough question for you then, Namneet.
14:09Well, with the kind of momentum and with the kind of 70% upside in the last 18 months that we have seen,
14:14it is very difficult for any individual to take a call whether to buy gold or not.
14:17But having said that, she has got a couple of, say maybe even six months.
14:22I guess there will be one chance where you get gold prices around 1,00,000, 1,00,000,000 maybe or closer to 1,00,000 rupees,
14:29where you should go and probably get in for the purchase.
14:31Do not wait for prices to about 90,000.
14:33where we don't expect prices to correct very sharply.
14:37Okay, don't expect gold prices to correct too sharply.
14:40Only if you get a slight dip of around 1 lakh,
14:43go ahead and purchase gold for yourself.
14:45You have about six months, so look for that dip and then buy that gold.
14:49Sanjeev Roy from Kolkata has written in the next query.
14:52He says, where should I invest now, gold or silver,
14:56which will give better returns by Diwali?
14:59So this one you partly answered also, Navneet.
15:01Silver, you believe, will outperform gold by Diwali as well?
15:06Well, Sanjeev, over the last many shows that we've done together,
15:08I've been always talking about being positive on silver.
15:10And over the last maybe 12 months, we've seen silver outperforming.
15:14And to my comfort, today also I feel that silver can give you
15:17about comfortably 10% return from here on also.
15:20Even if there is a knee-jerk reaction, if prices come down also, it doesn't matter.
15:24Over the maybe 6-12 month period, prices are headed northward.
15:28So I would rather put my money into silver,
15:31maybe about 5% in silver and about 2-3% in gold is where the mix could be.
15:35Sure.
15:36Let me just quickly bring in Sudeep first.
15:42Sudeep, I have to ask you, equities vis-a-vis gold, what will outperform in 2025?
15:47What would you say?
15:49Well, I will definitely say equities because gold has run up a bit.
15:53I mean, there is no negativity as far as gold is concerned.
15:59But the fact is, it has run up quite a bit.
16:01And I don't see it running up as much from here on.
16:05So that's the only reason.
16:06As far as equities are concerned.
16:07Still bullish on equities, all right.
16:11So Sudeep's take is equities.
16:12And I'm sure Navneet is going to be saying gold, it is going to be.
16:15Well, thank you so much, Navneet.
16:17But for your insights and for answering all those queries, we'll thank you there.
16:21And we'll, of course, get you soon on another edition as well.
16:25Let's move across.
16:26A big shake-up could actually be coming on India's tax system viewers.
16:30First, the government has proposed what it calls GST 2.0, simplifying the current four slabs into just two.
16:37There's an expectation of 5% and 18%.
16:40Groceries and daily items could get cheaper, while a new 40% slab is also planned for SIN and for luxury goods as well.
16:48The GST Council will take this up at its key meeting tomorrow and also day after.
16:53But all's not well as states seem unhappy with the revenue loss.
16:58So let's go across to our correspondent.
17:00Karishma Asudani is joining in, who was the first to bring us this exclusive as well.
17:04Karishma, tomorrow is the big day.
17:06What are the key concerns that states have raised about this restructuring?
17:12Sakshi, well, good afternoon.
17:13One of the biggest concerns that the states have raised is how the centre is going to manage the revenue gap
17:19that is going to come on with this rationalization.
17:22In fact, we had reported a figure of close to 10,000 crore that could let alone come with the rationalization.
17:27Besides this, also there could be an additional amount in terms of doing away with the compensation cess.
17:34One of the options that states suggested was that government should put an additional levy on luxury or SIN goods,
17:41which already will likely be taxed at 40% if the decision by council is approved in the next two days.
17:47Now, states, not just in fact of the opposition, but also of the ruling party,
17:53have actually expressed the fact that centre in the next two days will have to help in devising a plan
17:59in order to fill the revenue gap that will help them to go ahead with the rate rationalization exercise.
18:06No doubt, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said and the central government has reiterated
18:11that they are looking to boost consumption and bring down the cost of basic goods in the country
18:17from that of, say, butter, ghee, parathas, cheese or basic household items,
18:23which could now be, in fact, be cheaper than what they were earlier.
18:27But a big question on the revenue analysis, which have to be done in the next two days.
18:31Absolutely. Thanks a lot, Karishma, for getting us all those details.
18:35Keep an eye out on the meeting tomorrow and day after.
18:37Big day for you. And, of course, you'll be keeping busy.
18:40We'll keep coming back to you for all those updates.
18:43Coming back to Siddip. Now, Siddip, GST has been the big trigger
18:46that has led to the recent recovery in the markets as well and fuels some more spirits.
18:51With the GST rationalization, there could be increasing sales for a lot of these sectors.
18:57Autos are betting big on the festive season.
18:59We're also looking at consumer durables for a good festive season this time around.
19:03It wasn't so good in the previous one.
19:05Tell me which are the sectors that will benefit the most from GST rationalization tomorrow and day after.
19:11Definitely, consumer durables will benefit.
19:14As I was mentioning, there is a whole lot of factors which are going in favor of consumer durables.
19:20On top of that, I think GST rationalization will definitely help buying of consumer durables
19:26during the festive season.
19:27Second, the small cars.
19:29I think that's one segment which is expected to benefit.
19:33So, I'm not talking about luxury cars.
19:35I'm not talking about SUVs even.
19:38I'm talking about small cars.
19:39And there were significant challenges as far as small cars are concerned for both Maruti and Hyundai.
19:44And I think that's one segment which will benefit from GST rationalization.
19:48Third, I've already talked about construction and infrastructure
19:52because cement and a whole lot of other building material prices will come down because of GST.
19:57So, again, that segment also should get a boost.
20:00Absolutely.
20:00A lot of us also look forward to construction and a lot of refurnishing,
20:06a lot of activities that happen.
20:08So, all of that will also be in clear focus.
20:10Let's also talk about the auto space that is being seen as the big beneficiary from GST rationalization.
20:16But the eyes are on Tesla and not so much on the good news front
20:21because Tesla's much-hyped entry into India is off to a very slow start.
20:26The EV giant has actually received just about 600 bookings since it began sales in mid of July.
20:32Far below expectations.
20:33Now, sources have told Business Today Television and India Today
20:36that Tesla now only plans to ship about 350 to 500 cars to India this year.
20:43And Business Today Television's Chetan Bhutani is joining us for more on the story as well.
20:48Chetan, tell us what's really leading to this low growth of Tesla in India
20:52and what is it that the company plans now?
20:55I remember you were there at day one giving us all those exclusive details.
20:59A lot of people were thronging the showroom of Tesla in Delhi at the Aero City as well.
21:05But seems like that enthusiasm has fizzled out pretty early.
21:09Well, you know, absolutely, Sakshi.
21:10We've been seeing the whole hype around Tesla and of course its entry into India.
21:15But what company officials have told Business Today
21:17that the amount of sales that they had anticipated has not fallen through.
21:21The initial projections of the company while entering India
21:25while launching its first showroom in Bombay was of course around 2,000 to 2,500 units annually.
21:31But now it's fallen short by a huge number.
21:34Currently, the sales are expected between 550 to 600 is the number that we have been told by officials
21:38in the dealerships and other areas as well.
21:40But what's really hoping and what's really delaying its, you know, super exclusive launch
21:45that Tesla actually launched in India with is of course the taxation issue.
21:49Because remember, a Tesla car would cost you about 60 lakh rupees
21:52and you get a very nice, you know, budget-friendly EV in a 222,30 lakh sec.
21:57But in fact, if you want to go for a further EV, you have a Mercedes, Audi and BMW as a premium option
22:02which would probably cost me a lot lesser.
22:04Also, secondly, due to the service sales network and heavy taxation issues,
22:08currently they are only operating and doing deliveries in metro cities
22:11from like Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi and Bombay.
22:15But they are initially about to begin its deliveries all throughout the country.
22:17But the core is of the Delhi, NCR area and Mumbai area.
22:20So all in all, there are three to four reasons why it's having a delayed launch
22:23and a company like Tesla doesn't really believe in doing marketing campaigns
22:27to boost up its sales.
22:28So it's actually relying upon the normal way,
22:31the normal post-correction for its sales.
22:34But as of now, the company has cut down on its supply to India.
22:37We are expecting now about 300 to 400 odd cars to be supplied every month.
22:40So all in all, these are the three four reasons why Tesla is having its muted time right now.
22:45Absolutely. Thanks a lot, Chetan, for all that update there.
22:48Just about two minutes to go before the market starts off.
22:50So let's go across to Sudeep yet again to understand what do we look forward to
22:54in the markets from here on as well.
22:56Big triggers will flow in from tomorrow and day after GST council meeting.
23:01Do you think, Sudeep, we have somehow made a bottom here?
23:05Could the markets continue to look for an uptrend from this?
23:08Because the triggers are likely to come in positive.
23:10Or do you think most of the good news is already priced in?
23:14No, not really. I think most of the bad news is already priced in.
23:17So I don't see market going down too much.
23:20You know, worst case scenario, some further announcement and tweets come from U.S.
23:25It can go down to 24,000 level, but not below that.
23:28On the other hand, we are reasonably confident that with some good news
23:32and some developments, positive developments on the trade front,
23:36we can look forward to achieving 26,000 kind of levels,
23:40which is close to all-time high before or around Diwali time.
23:43Fantastic. All right.
23:46Thank you so much, Sudeep, for being with us on the program
23:48and helping us with all your market insights.
23:50Always a pleasure to have you with us.
23:52And let's look forward to what comes in tomorrow
23:54and will that further the move that we are seeing on the markets as well.
23:59Let's quickly look at how the markets are looking to shut shop today.
24:02So we end yesterday's fantastic move today with some losses
24:06and some profits being taken off the table.
24:08Look at a 54 point of a decline that's coming in on the Nifty right now.
24:1224,572 is the level at which the Nifty is trading at.
24:15So we did see some buoyancy throughout the course of the day,
24:18but we have slipped to the low point of the day now
24:20after some profit booking has taken shape.
24:22On the Nifty, you do see Tata Consumer Products,
24:25Nestle as among the top movers,
24:28Power Grid, NTPC from the Power Space also hovering higher.
24:31Tata Group stocks like Tata Consumer Products and Tata Steel
24:34both are actually among the top movers right now.
24:37But when we look at the declines,
24:39look at Dr. Reddy's, M&M, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank.
24:42So the banks have actually taken some weight off the markets
24:45and therefore you do see some pressure on the markets.
24:48Sectorally, FMCG definitely hoping big on the GST rate,
24:52rationalization that could spur the consumption
24:55and the demand back home in India.
24:57So 1.2% higher for FMCG stocks.
25:00Metals are shining bright.
25:01Real estate, oil and gas,
25:03these are the stocks sectors that are actually moving in tandem as well.
25:06But let's look at the heavyweights like Reliance Industries.
25:08Remember last two days,
25:09Reliance Industries had been under pretty much of pressure
25:12right after digesting the AGM news coverage.
25:15But today we did see some buoyancy come in
25:17as far as the market move is concerned in the morning.
25:20But again, it fizzled out towards the end of the session as well.
25:23So that's the Ambani stocks for you.
25:25And that's how the markets have shut shop.
25:27Frozen at 24,574.
25:3050 points lower in trade.
25:32So let's see, you know, what comes in.
25:34Probably the market investors are just keeping their cards close to themselves
25:38right ahead of the big bank announcement tomorrow.
25:41But beyond the secondary markets,
25:43there's a lot of excitement even on the primary markets as well.
25:46The IPO space I'm talking about.
25:48Market regulator Sebi has now given its nod to the IPO plans of Bort's parent.
25:55That is Imagine Marketing.
25:56The electronics brand, best known for its headphones and smart watches,
26:01had confidentially filed its draft papers in April this year,
26:05backed by Warburg Pincus.
26:07The company is eyeing a valuation of nearly 13,000 crore rupees.
26:11As per the reports, this will be Bort's second attempt at going public
26:14after it had earlier shared the plans for going for a 2,000 crore rupees IPO
26:19back in the year 2022.
26:20And on another story from the tech world,
26:27Apple has taken a bite off Bengaluru.
26:29The tech major has opened its third store in the country.
26:33After Delhi NCR in Mumbai, at Hebbal in North Bengaluru,
26:37India Today Group's Cyrus John Muthali visited the store
26:41and he had this report to share with all of you.
26:43This is Cyrus and I am coming to you live from Bangalore.
26:49But what's special about where I am right now,
26:51this is the third Apple store that has been launched in India,
26:55right here in Bangalore,
26:56where I will be giving you a walkthrough of what all Apple is offering
27:01with this physical store.
27:02And not only that, we'll be speaking with customers
27:04who have thronged into this place
27:06in order to get a first-hand experience
27:08of everything that Apple has to offer.
27:11But again, giving you a lowdown.
27:13This is, by the way, the third store that Apple has launched in India,
27:16the first one being in Delhi and Bangalore.
27:18And this is third.
27:19Another one is coming up very soon in Pune.
27:22But here is the experience that why people come to stores,
27:25is to experience Apple products,
27:27is to make sure that they get an understanding of the aesthetics,
27:30the software, everything that they need to know about Apple products.
27:33And then they can finally buy it.
27:36But here, the customers were lining up
27:38before even the store opened at 1 p.m. officially.
27:41And after which, everybody almost here at the mall
27:45has entered the Apple store and getting an experience.
27:48You just have a look at what all is at offer.
27:51Every Apple product that you can find online
27:54and everything that Apple has made,
27:56you can come to the store and buy it and experience it.
27:59And that is what all an Apple experience is about.
28:03And to find the products online,
28:05if you have something that's on your mind and you want to buy it,
28:08you can always come to a physical store and then experience it.
28:12All right, so good news there for Apple enthusiasts,
28:15a third store that's opened in the country as well.
28:18With that, viewers, it's a wrap on Business Today's show.
28:21You can send us your mutual fund, your asset allocation,
28:24markets and commodities queries that you have
28:26to us on the number that's flashing on your screens as well.
28:29And don't miss the market opening show tomorrow morning at 9 a.m.
28:33with Abha Bakaya,
28:34giving you the first word on everything that will move the stock markets.
28:40Thank you very much. Stay tuned.
28:42We'll see you next time.
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