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Channel Equity ka Funda by SMC (@equitykafundabysmc) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 21 324 subscribers, ranking 5 783 in the Economy & Finance category and 19 275 in the India region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 21 324 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 05 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -239 over the last 30 days and by -9 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 5.98%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 4.24% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 1 275 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 905 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 1.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as crore, yoy, ebitda, margin, revenue.
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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“Get regular fundamental calls along with updates from our team of award winning research experts. 📊
This channel is for Educational & Learning purpose. Followers take their financial advisor assistance before taking any decision.”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 06 September, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Economy & Finance category.
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Channel Posts
ABCs then. SIPs now!
The lessons may have changed,
but the values remain the same —
Discipline. Patience. Consistency.
To the teachers who invested their time, knowledge and faith in us…
Thank you for helping us build a brighter tomorrow.
*Happy Teachers’ Day*! 🙏
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| 3 | 🇺🇸 US Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): The S&P Global US Composite PMI registered 56.0 in August, up from 54.5 in July, climbing to a 52-month high and signaling a strong acceleration in private sector business activity.
✅ Services Sector Acceleration: The US Services PMI Business Activity Index rose to 56.5 in August from 54.6 in July, marking the fastest pace of expansion in 20 months and driving overall economic growth.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Momentum: The US Manufacturing PMI was unchanged at 53.9 in August, indicating a continued solid expansion in the goods-producing economy despite output growth slowing to its weakest since February.
✅ New Orders & Export Performance: Composite new orders grew at a 20-month high; service sector export orders expanded for the first time in nine months, while manufacturing export sales fell for the fourteenth consecutive month due to tariff headwinds.
✅ Labor Market Expansion: Job creation accelerated across both sectors, pushing aggregate employment growth to a 19-month high; service sector hiring hit its highest level since January 2025, while manufacturing employment rose at the fastest pace recorded in 2026.
✅ Cost & Price Pressures: Input price inflation eased across both manufacturing (five-month low) and services (slowest since April 2025); selling price inflation moderated as service charge inflation hit a nine-month low and factory gate prices rose at the weakest rate since February.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: US private sector output growth accelerated to a 52-month high of 56.0 in August, driven by a surge in service sector demand and solid employment growth that projects annualized Q3 GDP growth around 3.0%.
✅ Re-accelerating service sector demand alongside active corporate inventory building indicates resilient broader domestic momentum, even as manufacturing export sales face persistent tariff drags and supply delays. | 1 157 |
| 4 | 🇬🇧 UK Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): The S&P Global UK PMI Composite Output Index rose to 52.5 in August (up from 52.2 in July), signaling a moderate expansion in private sector business activity and reaching its highest level since April.
✅ Services Sector Acceleration: The headline UK Services PMI Business Activity Index increased to 52.5 in August from 52.1 in July, representing a four-month high and driving overall economic expansion.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Performance: The UK Manufacturing PMI cooled to a five-month low of 51.7 in August (down from 51.9 in July), though remaining above the neutral 50.0 threshold for a tenth consecutive month.
✅ New Orders & Export Inflows: Overall service sector new work expanded for a second straight month despite a sixth consecutive monthly drop in service exports due to weak European demand; manufacturing export business grew for the eighth month running on demand from mainland China, the US, the Middle East, and western Europe.
✅ Labor Market Trends: Manufacturing job creation reached a two-year high, while service sector job cuts slowed to the lowest rate since October 2025, though overall service staffing declined for a 23rd consecutive month.
✅ Cost & Price Dynamics: Service sector input cost and output charge inflation both re-accelerated, driven by higher fuel, transport, and payroll costs; conversely, manufacturing purchase price inflation eased to a six-month low.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Private sector output growth accelerated to a four-month high of 52.5, supported by strong service sector activity and a steady manufacturing expansion.
✅ The divergence between robust investment goods demand and contracting consumer output highlights a business-led recovery, though service sector workforce retrenchment remains a drag on labor broader market rebalancing. | 798 |
| 5 | 🇪🇺 Eurozone Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): The S&P Global Eurozone Composite PMI Output Index held unchanged at 52.0 in August 2026, matching July’s eight-month high to signal a solid expansion in private sector business activity.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Momentum: The Eurozone Manufacturing PMI accelerated to a 51-month high of 52.7 in August (up from 51.9 in July), a 51-month high.
✅ Services Sector Stability: The Eurozone Services PMI Business Activity Index edged down marginally to a two-month low of 51.6 in August (from 51.7 in July), remaining above the 50.0 growth threshold for a second straight month.
✅ New Orders & Export Turnaround: Total new order inflows matched July's solid pace (joint-strongest since November), while private sector new export business expanded for the first time in four-and-a-half years, propelled by manufacturing export demand in Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands.
✅ Labor Market Expansion: Eurozone private sector employment expanded for the first time in the year-to-date; service sector job creation reached an eight-month high, while factory staffing stabilized following more than three years of uninterrupted decline.
✅ Price & Cost Dynamics: Manufacturing input cost inflation slowed to a six-month low, but service sector input prices and output charges both accelerated to three-month highs, keeping aggregate output charge inflation unchanged from July at levels well above pre-war rates.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Eurozone private sector expansion held firm at an eight-month high of 52.0 in August 2026, driven by a 54-month high in factory output growth and a historic turnaround in export demand.
✅ The revival in intermediate goods output alongside stabilized manufacturing headcounts indicates that industrial recovery and tech supercycle demand are broadening across core member economies. | 821 |
| 6 | 🚀 Morning Market Update | September 4, 2026
🌏 Asian Markets: Trading firmly higher across major regional bourses. Hong Kong's Hang Seng jumped +2.08% (25,748.00), South Korea's KOSPI rose +1.40% (6,673.14), Japan's Nikkei 225 gained +0.99% (64,855.00), and Taiwan's Weighted Index added +0.80% (46,228.86).
🇺🇸 US Markets: Wall Street closed higher Thursday on cooling bond yields and rate-cut optimism. The NASDAQ 100 gained +1.20%, while the S&P 500 logged its best session in a month.
🛢 Crude Oil: Brent crude stabilized near $95.50/bbl (-0.12%) as commercial inventory builds balanced lingering Middle East shipping concerns.
⚔️ Geopolitical Cues: Global risk premiums eased as key Gulf maritime trade lanes operated without disruption, refocusing attention on interest rate trends.
📊 FII/DII Activity (September 3): Domestic institutions heavily absorbed foreign selling. FIIs sold -₹2,345.87 Cr, while DIIs bought +₹4,977.46 Cr. | 836 |
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| 11 | 🇨🇳 China Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): The RatingDog China Composite Output Index rose to 52.1 in August 2026 (up from 50.8 in July), signaling a faster expansion in overall private sector business activity across China.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Acceleration: The headline RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI climbed to a two-month high of 51.5 in August (from 50.9 in July), extending the current period of improving manufacturing conditions to nine consecutive months—the longest upturn in five years.
✅ Services Sector Rebound: The RatingDog China General Services Business Activity Index increased to 51.4 in August (from 50.4 in July), recovering from July's low to register a faster pace of output growth.
✅ New Order & Export Order Growth: Manufacturing new business expanded for the fifteenth consecutive month (longest streak since 2018) with new export orders rising at the fastest pace in six months; service sector new orders also quickened from July's four-month low, primarily driven by domestic market demand.
✅ Divergent Pricing Dynamics: Composite input cost inflation accelerated slightly, driven by higher costs for labor, metals, oil, and raw materials; however, manufacturing output prices were cut for the first time in 2026 amid intense domestic market competition and promotions, while service output charges rose marginally for the third straight month.
✅ Business Outlook: Service sector 12-month business confidence improved from July's low on planned expansions and new projects, whereas manufacturing sentiment softened to its weakest level since January despite remaining positive overall.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Growth momentum across China's private sector picked up to 52.1 in August 2026 as accelerated manufacturing output and export gains complemented a modest domestic recovery in services.
✅ The divergence between accelerating input cost inflation and factory price cuts underscores persistent domestic competitive pressures and tight profit margins for industrial goods producers. | 1 232 |
| 12 | 🇯🇵 Japan Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): S&P Global Japan Composite Output Index increased to 53.5 in August 2026 (up from 52.7 in July), signaling the fastest pace of growth in private sector activity since February.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Outperformance: The headline S&P Global Japan Manufacturing PMI rose from 54.5 in July to 54.9 in August, marking the second-strongest improvement in sector health since January 2022, driven by the fastest expansion in new orders in over eight-and-a-half years (since January 2018).
✅ Services Sector Rebound: The S&P Global Japan Services PMI Business Activity Index accelerated to 52.5 in August (from 51.2 in July), recording its strongest rate of output expansion since March on improved domestic demand and client inflows.
✅ New Order & Export Divergence: Total composite new business grew at an accelerated pace—among the quickest over the past three years.
✅ Record Selling Price Inflation: Composite output prices rose at the steepest rate on record since the composite data series began in late-2007.
✅ Input Cost Dynamics: Input cost inflation across both manufacturing and services receded to its lowest level since March.
✅ Business Sentiment: One-year business confidence improved across both sectors, with manufacturing optimism reaching a six-month high and services optimism picking up on planned expansions and AI-driven efficiency gains.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Private sector momentum strengthened to a six-month high of 53.5 in August 2026, driven by robust manufacturing demand in semiconductors/AI and a steady recovery in domestic service activity.
✅ The record surge in composite selling prices alongside sustained input cost inflation confirms that strong final demand is enabling broad-based pricing power and margin pass-through across the economy. | 974 |
| 13 | 🇨🇳 China Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): The RatingDog China Composite Output Index rose to 52.1 in August 2026 (up from 50.8 in July), signaling a faster expansion in overall private sector business activity across China.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Acceleration: The headline RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI climbed to a two-month high of 51.5 in August (from 50.9 in July), extending the current period of improving manufacturing conditions to nine consecutive months—the longest upturn in five years.
✅ Services Sector Rebound: The RatingDog China General Services Business Activity Index increased to 51.4 in August (from 50.4 in July), recovering from July's low to register a faster pace of output growth.
✅ New Order & Export Order Growth: Manufacturing new business expanded for the fifteenth consecutive month (longest streak since 2018) with new export orders rising at the fastest pace in six months; service sector new orders also quickened from July's four-month low, primarily driven by domestic market demand.
✅ Divergent Pricing Dynamics: Composite input cost inflation accelerated slightly, driven by higher costs for labor, metals, oil, and raw materials; however, manufacturing output prices were cut for the first time in 2026 amid intense domestic market competition and promotions, while service output charges rose marginally for the third straight month.
✅ Business Outlook: Service sector 12-month business confidence improved from July's low on planned expansions and new projects, whereas manufacturing sentiment softened to its weakest level since January despite remaining positive overall.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Growth momentum across China's private sector picked up to 52.1 in August 2026 as accelerated manufacturing output and export gains complemented a modest domestic recovery in services.
✅ The divergence between accelerating input cost inflation and factory price cuts underscores persistent domestic competitive pressures and tight profit margins for industrial goods producers. | 1 |
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| 15 | 🇮🇳 India Composite PMI | August 2026
Key Highlights
✅ Headline Composite Output Index (MoM): HSBC India Composite PMI Output Index was unchanged at 54.3 in August 2026, matching July's print to signal a solid pace of growth, albeit remaining the joint-slowest rate in four-and-a-half years and below the historical trend.
✅ Services Sector Acceleration: The HSBC India Services PMI Business Activity Index accelerated to 54.1 in August 2026 from 53.3 in July 2026, driven by stronger demand conditions and new business inflows, though output expansion remained the second-weakest since March 2022.
✅ Manufacturing Sector Moderation: The HSBC India Manufacturing PMI dropped from 53.5 in July to a five-year low of 52.8 in August 2026, as rates of expansion in both factory output and new orders slowed to their weakest levels since August 2021.
✅ New Orders & Export Volumes: Aggregate new order inflows expanded at a quicker pace overall, supported by international sales gains across key markets.
✅ Labor Market Disparity: Aggregate employment rose at the fastest pace in 14 months across the private sector, as a 15-month high in services hiring comfortably absorbed the first contraction in manufacturing jobs in two-and-a-half years.
✅ Price & Cost Dynamics: Input cost inflation receded to a seven-month low at the composite level while composite output charge inflation quickened to its highest since April.
✅ Business Outlook & Inventories: Composite 12-month business confidence was stable, with manufacturing optimism reaching a four-month high (highest since May), while manufacturing input buying rose at its slowest rate in 62 months.
Bottom Line
✅ Economic Health & Trends: Private sector momentum held firm at 54.3 as accelerating service activity neutralized a five-year growth low in manufacturing, supporting solid overall expansion despite sectoral divergence.
✅ The 14-month high in aggregate employment alongside easing factory costs indicates that service sector expansion is successfully insulating broader private sector growth from industrial headwinds. | 985 |
| 16 | 🚀 Morning Market Update | September 3, 2026
🌏 Asian Markets: Trading higher led by a strong regional relief rally. South Korea's KOSPI jumped +1.13% (6,640.22), Hong Kong's Hang Seng added +0.17% (25,354.00), and Japan's Nikkei 225 gained +0.12% (64,455.83).
🇺🇸 US Markets: Wall Street rebounded Wednesday on solid earnings and rate relief. The Dow Jones rose +0.56% (53,082.95), the S&P 500 added +0.47% (7,688.45), and the NASDAQ gained +0.45%.
🛢 Crude Oil: Brent crude hovered near $95.20/bbl (-0.44%) as short-lived regional strikes eased fears of prolonged Middle East disruption.
⚔️ Geopolitical Cues: West Asia tensions stabilized as key maritime shipping corridors remained open, refocusing attention on economic growth data.
📊 FII/DII Activity (September 2): Heavy dual institutional buying supported cash equities. FIIs bought +₹6,688.37 Cr, while DIIs added +₹2,812.98 Cr. | 1 068 |
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