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While domestic sentiment remains constructive with FIIs turning net buyers after weeks of selling, global headwinds from Wall Street's Monday decline ahead of Nvidia's crucial earnings (Wednesday) may temper early enthusiasm.
Indian markets are poised for a positive start this Monday after snapping a two-week losing streak with a +1.64% weekly gain. GIFT Nifty futures signal a firm opening, trading around 26,000-26,021 levels early morning, indicating strength after Friday's consolidation.
After yesterday's broad-based rally, the market faces a critical test at the 26,150-26,200 resistance zone. The Federal Reserve's 25bp rate cut decision overnight and upcoming US tech earnings (Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft) will be key sentiment drivers.
Global sentiment remains constructive, with US markets hitting record highs on Friday as the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all posted fresh closing peaks following cooler-than-expected inflation data.
Global sentiment has improved significantly after confirmation of a Trump-Xi meeting eased US-China trade war fears, while US markets rallied overnight with tech stocks leading gains.
The Indian equity market is poised for a potential record-breaking session today as GIFT Nifty futures signal a strong gap-up opening near all-time highs, just 348 points away from the September 2024 peak of 26,216.
Focus shifts to Reliance Industries' Q2 results announcement and over 80 companies reporting earnings, alongside key data on bank loan growth and forex reserves that will set the tone for near-term market direction.
Indian markets are poised for a positive opening on Wednesday after shrugging off Wall Street's mixed close, with GIFT Nifty futures trading 68 points higher at 25,274 as of 6:40 AM.
Indian markets snapped a four-day winning streak on Wednesday, with the Nifty closing at 25,046 and Sensex at 81,774, dragged down by realty, pharma, and PSU banking stocks despite strong IT sector performance.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned net buyers after two sessions of selling, pumping in ₹1,440.66 crore on October 7, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) added ₹452.57 crore, signaling improved institutional sentiment ahead of the Q2 earnings season.
LG Electronics India IPO opened as expected, while Tata Capital's Day 2 subscription tracking showed strong retail demand, validating the morning brief's liquidity absorption concern—broader market breadth turned mixed (1,780 advances vs. 2,204 declines), indicating secondary market caution.
Indian markets enter Tuesday with a constructive outlook, following a third consecutive session of gains that saw the Nifty 50 decisively close above the crucial 25,000 mark for the first time in weeks.
P/B (pre‑offer ₹79.5 Price / BVPS 4.1× Official BV NAV) (pre‑offer) Interpretation: Forward P/E near Bajaj‑zone at the rich end; P/B ~4.1× implies the market underwriting high‑teens ROE.
Last week was defined by a significant market correction, driven by relentless FII selling and global policy concerns. However, early indicators this morning suggest a potential shift in sentiment.
Indian markets face a challenging start to Thursday, with GIFT Nifty trading 56 points lower at 25,063, signaling weakness ahead of the opening bell.
The US Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points to 4-4.25% range overnight, marking the first cut this cycle. Indian markets are positioned for a positive opening with GIFT Nifty trading 77 points higher at 25,500 levels.
Global optimism is driving Asian markets higher after breakthrough U.S.-China trade progress in Madrid, with TreasurySecretaryScott Bessent announcing a "framework agreement" on TikTok divestment.
SEBI’s move to relax minimum public offer (MPO) requirements and extend minimum public shareholding (MPS) timelines for large IPOs could reshape primary-market supply in FY26, especially for tech/consumer platforms and exchanges.
