S&P Dow Jones Indices adopted new rules that will overhaul how growth and value shares are classified

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1. [1] Amn Invest - NISM Certified RA · @amanreza72 · 06:59

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3. [9] SBI Securities · @_sbisecurities · 06:57

   FIIs were net buyers in the cash market on October 23, purchasing equities worth ₹888 crore. However, FII flows have remained mixed over the last five trading sessions, with net cumulative outflows standing at ₹1,531 crore. Despite recent bouts of buying, the overall sentiment has not witnessed any significant improvement. Meanwhile, the FII long-short ratio in index futures has largely remained within the 8–11% range since the beginning of October. There are still no strong signs of short covering in index futures, indicating that FIIs continue to maintain a bearish stance. Elevated crude oil prices, sustaining above $108-110 per barrel amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia, continue to keep global markets on edge. Market volatility has been further intensified by a sharp correction in AI- and data centre-related stocks across global exchanges. The KOSPI has declined nearly 41% from its recent peak, highlighting the prevailing risk-off sentiment. Domestically, selling pressure has broadened across the mid- and small-cap space, with the Nifty Smallcap Index slipping below its 200-day EMA for the first time since April 16. The weakness has also led to the unwinding of MTF (Margin Trading Facility) positions, accelerating the correction and adding to downside momentum. Encouragingly, US bond yields have moderated, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield falling below the 5% threshold, providing some respite to global risk assets. For Nifty, the 22350–22300 zone is expected to provide crucial support. However, a sustained break below 22300 could intensify selling pressure and drag the index towards the 22000 mark. On the upside, the 22800–22850 zone, coinciding with the 20-day EMA, is likely to act as an immediate hurdle. Notably, all these indices have entered oversold territory and are approaching critical technical support zones. The price action around these levels will be crucial in determining the near-term market direction. A sustained hold above these supports could pave the way for a relief rally, whereas a decisive breakdown may trigger a deeper phase of correction. Disclaimer : https://t.co/L8bjGLxMEQ

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4. [23] ETMarkets · @etmarkets · 06:53

   Growth and value shares are set for an overhaul after S&P Dow Jones Indices adopted new rules on how to sort equities into the two investment styles.

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