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Indian equity markets reopen on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, after Republic Day closure, with the Nifty50 last closing at 25,048.65, down 241.25 points (0.95%). Markets face headwinds as the index breaks below its 200-day moving average of 25,140, marking its worst weekly performance since September. Key triggers this week include the Union Budget 2026 presentation on January 28, US Federal Reserve interest rate decision, and Q3 earnings announcements from major companies including Tata Consumer Products and Asian Paints. Sentiment remains bearish amid broad-based selling pressure and profit-taking.

Silver has breached the psychological $100 barrier to hit $108 per ounce. With industrial demand surging for green tech, we analyze the multi-timeframe returns of the world's best-performing metal.

Indian markets closed for Republic Day on 2026-01-26; Nifty 50 last closed at 25,048.65 (-0.95%), Sensex at 81,537.70 (-0.94%) amid FII selling and global uncertainty, with Union Budget and Q3 earnings eyed next; overall bearish sentiment.[3][4]

While headlines focus on the USD, the Rupee has quietly hit all-time lows against the Euro, Pound, and Aussie Dollar. We analyze the 3-month slide and how to protect your goals.

Sticking to the bank's schedule is a $100k+ mistake. Discover the math-backed strategies to collapse your 20-year mortgage into just 12 years.

Indian markets showed resilient recovery on Jan 22 with Nifty 50 closing at 25,289.9 (+0.53%) amid global optimism from US tariff relief and India-US trade deal hopes; exchanges closed on Jan 23 for Republic Day holiday; overall sentiment neutral with bullish undertones from domestic buying.

Indian markets closed sharply lower on Jan 20 with Nifty at 25,233 (-1.4%) and Sensex down 1,066 pts amid US tariff threats on Europe over Greenland; US markets closed for MLK Day, Indian exchanges open on Wed Jan 21; overall bearish sentiment.

Indian markets closed lower on Friday with Sensex down 324 pts and Nifty below 25,600 ahead of a quiet Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday in the US; exchanges closed today, overall sentiment neutral amid FII outflows and budget anticipation.

Indian markets closed on Sunday 2026-01-19; Nifty 50 last closed at 25,650 with a change of -1.5% amid FPI outflows and US tariff fears, overall sentiment bearish with 70% Nifty 500 stocks in red by mid-January.

Indian markets closed on January 15 for Maharashtra BMC elections; Sensex last closed at 83,382.71 (-244.98 pts, -0.29%), Nifty at 25,665.60 (-66.70 pts, -0.26%) on Jan 14; US indices mixed lower; overall bearish sentiment ahead for India: open on Jan 16.