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The stock market has been unpredictable last week, driven mainly by quarterly earnings inflows from the FII and US data. Market performance next week will depend on earnings from BPCL, Ashok Leyland, Hindalco, ONGC and others, FOMC minutes and US Treasuries.upper limit negotiations, etc.
After a roller coaster week, stock market indices managed to close at decent levels after a slight rally on Friday. Major companies’ fourth quarter results, foreign capital, US debt ceiling talks, FOMC minutes and other global indicators will guide market movements next week. Market volatility is likely to continue as monthly derivatives expire this week.
After a roller coaster week, stock market indices managed to close at decent levels after a slight rally on Friday. Major companies’ fourth quarter results, foreign capital, US debt ceiling talks, FOMC minutes and other global indicators will guide market movements next week. Market volatility is likely to continue as monthly derivatives expire this week.
Last week, the stock market witnessed a third straight day of declines in assets. After Friday’s gains, Nifty closed 0.61% lower at the 18,203.40 level while BSE Sensex settled at 61,729.68 points. Quarterly results from major companies such as BPCL, Ashok Leyland, Hindalco, ONGC, Grasym and Zeal will influence market sentiment this week.
Last week, the stock market witnessed a third straight day of declines in assets. After Friday’s gains, Nifty closed 0.61% lower at the 18,203.40 level while BSE Sensex settled at 61,729.68 points. Quarterly results from major companies such as BPCL, Ashok Leyland, Hindalco, ONGC, Grasym and Zeal will influence market sentiment this week.
Contrary to the market’s bearish trend, bank stocks looked resilient. Accompanied by an IT major sound performance. In addition to banks and IT, the broader and mid-cap indices also rose this week.
Contrary to the market’s bearish trend, bank stocks looked resilient. Accompanied by an IT major sound performance. In addition to banks and IT, the broader and mid-cap indices also rose this week.
Market experts expect the market turmoil to continue this week. The main reasons are the upcoming deadline for derivatives contracts in May, global market trends and his FII flow in the economy.
Market experts expect the market turmoil to continue this week. The main reasons are the upcoming deadline for derivatives contracts in May, global market trends and his FII flow in the economy.
“Friday’s slight rebound cut some losses, and Nifty eventually settled at the 18,203.40 level. Interestingly, the mid-cap index ended slightly higher, while the small-cap index was up almost 1%, while the broader index continued to outperform.” Ajith Mishra, Vice President of Technical Research, Religare Broking Ltd.
“Friday’s slight rebound cut some losses, and Nifty eventually settled at the 18,203.40 level. Interestingly, the mid-cap index ended slightly higher, while the small-cap index was up almost 1%, while the broader index continued to outperform.” Ajith Mishra, Vice President of Technical Research, Religare Broking Ltd.
Citing the unpredictability of the market, he said the trend will continue next week as derivatives contracts expire in May. “On the other hand, the performance of global markets and the consistency of capital flows from abroad will continue to attract the attention of participants,” he added.
Citing the unpredictability of the market, he said the trend will continue next week as derivatives contracts expire in May. “On the other hand, the performance of global markets and the consistency of capital flows from abroad will continue to attract the attention of participants,” he added.
“Nifty has respected Friday’s critical support of 18,050 and its sustainability will be critical to retesting the 18,500-18,700 zone in the index.” We provide the cushion you need. Traders, on the other hand, should not focus on identifying stocks in preferred sectors such as banking, financials, fast-moving consumer goods and autos, which have shown resilience in the face of consolidation. We can also selectively consider mid-cap and small-cap counters because of the predominance of outperformance,” he added.
“Nifty has respected Friday’s critical support of 18,050 and its sustainability will be critical to retesting the 18,500-18,700 zone in the index.” We provide the cushion you need. Traders, on the other hand, should not focus on identifying stocks in preferred sectors such as banking, financials, fast-moving consumer goods and autos, which have shown resilience in the face of consolidation. We can also selectively consider mid-cap and small-cap counters because of the predominance of outperformance,” he added.
FPI Inflow
Strong macroeconomic fundamentals, the prospect of lower interest rates, a brighter earnings outlook and falling stock prices are fueling a steady flow of foreign investors into India.
FPI Inflow
Strong macroeconomic fundamentals, the prospect of lower interest rates, a brighter earnings outlook and falling stock prices are fueling a steady flow of foreign investors into India.
until about May ₹$30.945 billion was invested in Indian equities by foreign investors.With continuous inflow data, the net inflow is ₹So far, 1,636.5 billion in 2023.
until about May ₹$30.945 billion was invested in Indian equities by foreign investors.With continuous inflow data, the net inflow is ₹So far, 1,636.5 billion in 2023.
Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services believes FPI’s investments in India will continue to grow on optimism about corporate earnings and a strong outlook for the Indian economy.
Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services believes FPI’s investments in India will continue to grow on optimism about corporate earnings and a strong outlook for the Indian economy.
According to custodian data, FPI has invested a net amount. ₹From May 2nd to May 19th, Indian equities traded $30.945 billion.
According to custodian data, FPI has invested a net amount. ₹From May 2nd to May 19th, Indian equities traded $30.945 billion.
This week’s quarterly results
The final stage of the quarterly earnings season offers a lot for market investors. Earnings from companies including BPCL, Ashok Leyland, NMDC, Hindalco, Oil India, LIC, Vodafone Idea, BHEL, ONGC and Sun Pharmaceuticals are due to be released this week. The company’s results announced on Saturday will affect the company’s share price on Monday.
This week’s quarterly results
The final stage of the quarterly earnings season offers a lot for market investors. Earnings from companies including BPCL, Ashok Leyland, NMDC, Hindalco, Oil India, LIC, Vodafone Idea, BHEL, ONGC and Sun Pharmaceuticals are due to be released this week. The company’s results announced on Saturday will affect the company’s share price on Monday.
He highlighted the reaction of market investors to the results due next week, saying, “In terms of profits, prominent companies such as BPCL, Ashokury, Hindalco, ONGC, Grasim and Zeal will release figures later this week.” said.
He highlighted the reaction of market investors to the results due next week, saying, “In terms of profits, prominent companies such as BPCL, Ashokury, Hindalco, ONGC, Grasim and Zeal will release figures later this week.” said.
US debt ceiling negotiations
The ongoing negotiations to raise the US debt ceiling will also affect market movements next week. Recently, President Joe Biden and Republican leader Kevin McCarthy expressed the need to reach an agreement quickly. It is critical that an agreement be reached and passed by both houses of Congress by June 1.
US debt ceiling negotiations
The ongoing negotiations to raise the US debt ceiling will also affect market movements next week. Recently, President Joe Biden and Republican leader Kevin McCarthy expressed the need to reach an agreement quickly. It is critical that an agreement be reached and passed by both houses of Congress by June 1.
Federal Reserve Minutes
The Federal Open Market Committee is due to release its minutes next week, May 24th. On May 4, the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points to combat the banking crisis and inflation.
Federal Reserve Minutes
The Federal Open Market Committee is due to release its minutes next week, May 24th. On May 4, the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points to combat the banking crisis and inflation.
