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The BSE Sensex fell 162 points, or 0.2%, to 82,165 in morning trade on Tuesday, marking its second consecutive session of losses and hitting a two-week low. The decline was driven by weakness in the auto, banking, and financial services sectors. Investor sentiment remained cautious amid renewed US-China trade tensions, despite plans for a meeting between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in late October, which remains on schedule as part of efforts to de-escalate the situation. Additional pressure came from concerns over a potential US government shutdown and anticipation of wholesale price data for September, due later today. On the positive side, September’s inflation data raised hopes for an interest rate cut at the RBI’s December policy meeting, after inflation fell below the RBI’s lower tolerance limit of 2%.  Among the biggest laggards were Axis Bank (-1.1%), Bajaj Finance (-1.0%), IndusInd Bank (-0.8%), and Maruti Suzuki (-0.8%).

Indian Stocks Extend Losses for Second Session

The annual inflation rate in Finland stood at 0.5% in September 2025, unhcanged  from the previous month. Prices accelerated for clothing and footwear (0.71% vs 0.38% in August). Meanwhile, prices moderated for alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics (3.44% vs 4.93%), communication (4.06% vs 6.27%), restaurants and hotels (1.41% vs 2.27%), food and non-alcoholic beverages (2.47% vs 2.8%), and furnishing (0.19% vs 1.15%).  By contrast, prices fell for transport (-0.68% vs 6.69%) and housing (-1.45% vs -2.54%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose by 0.3% in September, rebounding from a 0.2% drop in the prior month.

Finnish Inflation Rate Stays at 0.5% in September

Malaysian palm oil futures dropped below MYR 4,500 per tonne, down for a third session as a stronger ringgit weighed on sentiment. Meantime, Kuala Lumpur expects crude palm oil prices next year to range between MYR 3,900 and MYR 4,100, citing higher global supply and stronger output from rival oils. Industry data showed end-September stocks rose 7.2% from August to 2.36 million tonnes, the highest in almost two years. In India, the world’s largest palm oil buyer, October demand is projected to fall below 600,000 tonnes after a 16% fall in September. Losses were offset by signs of firm exports, with Malaysian shipments up between 9.9% to 19.4% in October 1-10, according to cargo surveyors. Data from the Malaysia Palm Oil Board signaled production fell slightly in September, the first monthly drop in three months. Globally, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington is in talks with Beijing to ease trade tensions, with Trump still set to meet Xi in South Korea in late October.

Palm Oil Falls for 3rd Session

Silver jumped over 1% to above $53 per ounce on Tuesday, hitting fresh record highs as a historic short squeeze and tightening liquidity in London drove traders to scramble for physical supply globally. Lease rates in London soared more than 30% on Friday, pushing rollover costs for short positions to unsustainable levels. At the same time, surging demand from India in recent weeks further strained supply, following earlier shipments of silver to New York amid fears the metal could face US tariffs. On the geopolitical front, markets remained focused on US-China trade dynamics ahead of a potential Trump-Xi meeting in South Korea later this month. Meanwhile, expectations for another Federal Reserve quarter-point rate cut this month, followed by a likely move in December, continued to support precious metals.

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