eGlobal markets opened the week on a volatile yet hopeful note. US stock futures jumped over 500 points, rebounding from Friday’s rout after another Trump U-turn on China trade issues. But the optimism was short-lived in crypto, where markets saw a record $18 billion single-day selloff following Trump’s tariff threats. In West Asia, Israel prepared to welcome the last living hostages from Gaza as the ceasefire held after two years of war.

Back home, retail inflation eased to 1.54% in September—the lowest since June 2017—on softer food prices. Tata Capital’s much-anticipated ₹15,500 crore IPO made a quiet debut, while HCLTech’s Q2 results showed a 10.7% year-on-year revenue rise with unchanged guidance. Experts downplayed reports of a Tata Sons rift, calling its listing crucial for transpa

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