Where is Nifty50 headed in April? See what history has to tell about D-Street action

With the market in an oversold territory, we could see a quick pullback rally if the index trades above 17500. Above which, the pullback formation is likely to continue till 17600-17750. On the flip side, as long as the index is trading below 17500, the weak sentiment will continue. Below which, the index could retest the level of the 200-day SMA or 17400.

In an interview, Kotak Institutional Equities’ CEO and co-head Pratik Gupta said the market will continue to consolidate around the current levels for the next few months and there is no major catalyst for a sharp rally or a sustained correction.

While we celebrate highs of the market, the problem is that markets do not follow earnings growth in a linear fashion.

Bloomberg proposes to include India FAR government securities in the Bloomberg EM Local Currency Index, which will ensure flows into the Indian markets. Interest rate cuts may be announced in the US, potentially leading to a fall in the Dollar index. FDI inflows in India have been increasing, reaching $85 billion in FY 2021-2022. The Indian government's pro-growth policies and the China-plus-one doctrine are expected to further boost FDI. Investors should consider adding duration funds to their fixed income portfolio and investing in attractively-valued companies in the manufacturing sector.

Under the two terms of the Narendra Modi-led government, Dalal Street investors had a good time despite implementing demonetization, GST, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The Nifty 50 has doubled in value in 9 years, with foreign and domestic institutional investors pouring in a net of $49.21 billion and ₹7 lakh crore, respectively. Post-pandemic, Indian equity markets increased significantly, making it one of the best-performing emerging markets in the MSCI index. The IT sector gave the best returns to the investors, followed by the financial services and FMCG sectors. Investors remain bullish on India due to its positive macro side improvement and stability.

Despite Asian markets trading in red and a mixed end for Wall Street, the SGX Nifty is hinting at a positive start for domestic indices Nifty and Sensex. Here are 8 key things to know before the share market opens on Tuesday.

The SGX NIfty suggested a flat start for the domestic equity indices, however the Asian markets were trading firmly in the green. Here's a look at the eight things to know before the share market opens on Friday!

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested $10 billion in Indian equities in the first quarter of FY24, leading to a rally in the stock market. Analysts believe that India is a preferred destination for investors looking for alternatives to China. The participation in the rally has been broad-based, with mid and smallcaps outperforming. With reasonable valuations, the Nifty index is expected to rally further and may reach 21,000. Encouraging progress of monsoons and a rate pause by the RBI are also boosting market sentiments. However, global geopolitical tensions and negative surprises in Q1 earnings could impact the market.

The SGX Nifty hinted at a positive start for Indian benchmark indices Nifty 50 and Sensex. Here's a look at the key things to know before the share market opens on Monday.

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