Domestic markets extended their winning streak for a third consecutive session. Nifty advanced nearly two percent last week, driven by strong quarterly earnings. Analysts expect Indian equities to trade with a positive bias this week. Investors will monitor the RBI's monetary policy decision and PMI data. Crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions in West Asia remain key watchpoints.
Domestic markets extended their winning streak for a third consecutive session. Nifty advanced nearly two percent last week, driven by strong quarterly earnings. Analysts expect Indian equities to trade with a positive bias this week. Investors will monitor the RBI's monetary policy decision and PMI data. Crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions in West Asia remain key watchpoints.
Indian benchmark indices opened flat and traded in a choppy, volatile range. Analysts suggest the index may head towards resistance at 24,500-24,600 levels. The India VIX, measuring market fear, rose 1.2% to settle at 12.16. Foreign portfolio investors and domestic institutions were net buyers of shares on Thursday. The Indian rupee closed nearly flat, blunting pressure from oil prices and corporate demand.
Indian stock markets experienced a muted trading session on Tuesday. The Sensex and Nifty indices erased early gains to close in the red. Broader markets showed mixed performance, with small caps declining and mid caps advancing. The Indian rupee strengthened for a third consecutive session against the US dollar. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic institutions were net buyers.
A fall below 23600 might trigger a severe correction, as investors would be running away, putting the Nifty at greater downside risk. On the higher end, 24000 will become the line of polarity. Unless the Nifty moves higher to reclaim 24000, the broader trend is likely to remain weak.
Benchmark indices experienced volatility on Wednesday amid the ongoing Q1 earnings season. Profit booking occurred after an intraday high, limiting market upside. A weaker rupee and firm crude oil prices contributed to cautious investor sentiment. Analysts anticipate the index will continue its consolidation within a specific range. India VIX, a fear gauge, saw a notable decrease during the session.
Domestic equities closed lower on Tuesday, with the Nifty declining 0.7 percent. Rising crude oil prices and fresh foreign investor outflows weighed on sentiment. Global markets also showed weakness, adding to market volatility during the derivatives expiry. Analysts anticipate sideways trading with some volatility due to geopolitical tensions. Investors will monitor key global macro data and earnings for stock-specific action.
Indian benchmark indices saw volatile trading influenced by the weekly Sensex expiry. Nifty formed an inverted hammer candle, signaling consolidation within the previous session's range. Analysts suggest Nifty holding above 23,800 will lead to consolidation between 23,800 and 24,350. Foreign portfolio investors net sold shares worth Rs 533 crore on Thursday. Domestic institutional investors, however, were net buyers, adding Rs 2,058 crore.
Indian markets experienced widespread selling on Wednesday, with the Nifty declining significantly. Global risk sentiment deteriorated following US President Donald Trump's comments on Iran. Asian markets also traded lower, reflecting the weak global backdrop. The Indian Rupee tanked against the US dollar as oil prices rose. Foreign and domestic investors showed net buying activity in equities.
Indian equity markets concluded Monday's trading session on a higher note. The Nifty index experienced a gain of 0.7 percent during the day. Market participants are now anticipating the upcoming Q1FY27 earnings season. Analysts expect gradual market gains supported by stable oil and rupee. Foreign and domestic institutional investors showed net buying activity.
Indian equities saw a positive close on Thursday, with the Nifty climbing 0.5% to 24,175. Analysts anticipate a gradual upward trend driven by favorable global sentiment and central banks' focus on inflation control. Stock-specific movements are expected from pre-quarterly business updates. The market's fear gauge, India VIX, also declined significantly.
Indian equities closed higher Wednesday, ending a two-day slump. The market remains range-bound, with traders anticipating a clear direction. Analysts suggest a bullish outlook persists above 23,800, eyeing a potential rise to 24,200. Meanwhile, market volatility eased, and foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic institutions bought shares.
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