Nifty logs 7th straight weekly loss for the first time in 6 years: Time to be fearful, or can bulls pull off a comeback?

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Indian equities extended their losing streak to seven weeks as elevated crude prices, rising US Treasury yields, geopolitical uncertainty and FII outflows pressured sentiment. Next week, investors will track oil, global yields, US economic data, Fed commentary, domestic growth indicators and key Nifty levels.

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