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The Indian market closed lower for the third consecutive day in a row on Friday. The BSE Sensex fell more than 200 points while the Nifty50 closed below 23500 levels. Market Summary

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Equity mutual funds offered negative returns up to 7% return last week. In the same period, Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex lost 0.78% and 0.75% respectively. Here is a breakup of schemes that lost over 4.50% in the same period (Source: ACE MF) Lose 7% return

Equity mutual funds lost up to 7% last week. Here’s a breakup - Lose 7% return

Despite prevailing market volatility, several stocks from the broader market are demonstrating resilience, trading near their 52-week highs, showcasing underlying strength and attracting investor interest even as broader indices face headwinds.Domestic brokerage firm Nuvama has compiled data from their market analysis which highlights stocks from the Nifty 250 universe that are currently trading within a close range of their respective 52-week peaks.12 companies approaching their 52-week highs, as compiled by Nuvama, are: Taking stock

12 stocks trade against tide, hover near their 52-week high - Taking stock

Two new passive funds, Groww Nifty India Railways PSU Index Fund and Groww Nifty India Railways PSU ETF, will launch on January 16. Minimum investment starts at ₹500, with SIPs at ₹100.

These two passive mutual funds will open for subscription this week

Nifty continues its decline, breaching support levels, with a cautious market outlook. Analysts advise avoiding bottom fishing and waiting for reversal signals. Focus remains on Q3 earnings, Union Budget, and FII activity. FMCG and IT sectors show resilience, while Pharma faces resistance. Key stocks to watch include M&M, Bharti Airtel, and Tata Consumer.

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Nifty dropped 2.4% amid hawkish Fed commentary, rising dollar index, and a record low rupee. Market volatility will continue with Q3 earnings, FII flows, macroeconomic data, and crude oil prices shaping the outlook. Technical indicators suggest bearish sentiment, with crucial support levels for Nifty at 23,200-23,300.

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By the end of the week, the market became even more oversold and therefore the same problem will persist in the coming week as well.

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The markets showed persistent decline over the last week, with the Nifty index breaching key technical levels, including the 200-DMA and 50-week MA, ending significantly lower. This sets a bearish tone for the market, signaling potential prolonged weakness unless resistance levels are surpassed.

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Hariom Pipe Industries Ltd. expects specialised, cold-rolled galvanised products to represent 55% of its total production capacity in FY26, the company’s Managing Director, Rupesh Kumar Gupta, has said.Talking to NDTV Profit, Gupta detailed the company’s strategic shift to producing specialised galvanised products to accelerate sales and improve margins, among other things.“We have begun producing specialised, cold-rolled, and galvanised coils. This is in addition to regular consumer-orientated galvanised pipes, targeting high-value segments such as engineering, automobile, packaging and electrical industries,” he said.“This strategic shift is expected to drive an acceleration in sales volume, enhance our value realisation and improve margins,” he added.Hariom Pipe Industries is confident of scaling the production capacity of these items, the top executive mentioned.“We are very much confident about scaling the production of these specialised products to represent up to 55% tentatively of our total production capacity in the coming financial year,” Gupta said..NTPC Green Energy CEO Outlines Plans To Become 19 GW Company By FY27.The reason why the company has shifted its focus to manufacturing galvanised products is because they have shown growth potential even during a softer market environment, the Hariom Pipe Industries MD mentioned.“Over the last nine months, we have achieved year-on-year incremental volume growth of approximately 38% in galvanised product sales despite a soft market environment characterised by subdued demand and lower realisation prices. This recognises the potential for further growth,” he said.Value-added products such as machinery components, packing strips, and materials for the fan industry are expected to drive the company’s revenue growth, Gupta stated.“Manufacturing value-added products such as machinery components, packing strips, pre-engineered buildings, fan industry materials and bus bodies would be the major ones (to drive revenue growth),” he said.The CR Tandem mill that Hariom Pipe recently commissioned at the Mahabubnagar plant will allow the company to produce a wide range of high-quality products for different markets, Gupta added.Shares of Hariom Pipe Industries Ltd. closed 1.73% lower at Rs 509.95 apiece. In comparison, the benchmark Nifty 50 ended 0.69% lower at 23,526.50 points..Credit Market To See Headwinds In FY26, Says India Ratings

Hariom Pipe Expects Specialised Products To Reach 55% Of Production Capacity In FY26

Today, we saw the Sensex and Nifty ending in the red, and it wasn’t a pretty picture. The market faced, uh, significant selling pressure, particularly in the financial and energy sectors. Overall, all sectors were in the red today, except for IT, which surprisingly saw a boost, up about 3.4%.

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Shares of ICICI Lombard closed 0.56% lower at Rs 1,877.60 apiece on the National Stock Exchange, compared to a 0.4% fall in the benchmark Nifty.

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NIPPON INDIA ETF Nifty BeES objective is to provide returns before expenses that closely correspond to the total returns of the S&P CNX Nifty Index subject to tracking errors