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GDP Data, PMI Figures and US Jobs Report to Drive Indian Markets This Week

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Indian equity markets face a data-heavy week with several key economic indicators set for release. India's Q1 FY27 GDP figures are due on August 31, offering a fresh read on the country's economic momentum. August PMI data for both manufacturing and services sectors will also be closely monitored by investors. On the global front, the US non-farm payrolls report, scheduled for September 4, is expected to influence expectations around the Federal Reserve's next policy move. Together, these releases are likely to set the tone for market sentiment on Dalal Street in the days ahead.

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