Key Points
Price Index (WPI) inflation data for March would be released on Monday.. WPI inflation data for March, quarterly earnings, global trends and foreign fund trading activity are major factors that will drive equity markets this week, analysts said..
Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation data for March would be released on Monday.. Trend in global markets, domestic and global macroeconomic data, crude oil prices and movement of the rupee against the dollar will dictate the trend this week, said Arvinder Singh Nanda, Senior Vice President, Master Capital Services Ltd..
Infosys on Thursday reported lower-than-expected growth in the fourth quarter net profit and gave a weak 4-7 per cent revenue growth guidance for FY24 amid the tightening of IT budgets by clients following turmoil in the US banking sector..
You might be interested in
CPI data, FII mood among 8 factors to drive D-Street this week
13, Aug, 23“As we approach a shortened trading week, several factors will influence market dynamics. macroeconomic indicators, rupee fluctuations, and FII activities will be pivotal in shaping market trends in the coming days,” said Santosh Meena, head of research, Swastika Investmart.
Global markets today: Oil prices jump, investors shun stocks
09, Oct, 23World markets today: Oil prices soar by as much as 5% as fears of tightening supply drove Brent crude futures as high as $89 per barrel and US crude futures topping $87 a barrel
Rupee settles flat at 83.18 against US dollar as crude oil prices spike
20, Dec, 23Mumbai, Dec 20 (PTI) The rupee ended flat at 83.18 against the US dollar on Wednesday amid massive selling in equity markets as concerns over oil supplies through the Red Sea route dented investor sentiment. Forex traders said though the US dollar index below 102 level provided support, the Indian currency was weighed down by […]
Week Ahead: Q2 results, inflation data, global cues among key market triggers next week
08, Oct, 23The week will be crucial from the domestic and technical point of view as investors have shifted their focus to the Q2FY24 results. Overall, analysts expect the market to remain range-bound on volatility due to global triggers.
Week Ahead: Q2 Results, US bond yields, other global cues among key market triggers this week
22, Oct, 23The upcoming holiday-shortened week will be crucial as markets may remain volatile on global cues and the scheduled expiry of October month derivatives contracts. Participants will closely track Q2FY24 results, Israel-Hamas conflict, along with the activity of foreign investors.
Global market update: Wall Street, European Stoxx 600 weighed down by inflation jitters
14, Oct, 23Global market update: European Stoxx 600 index nosedived 0.98% whereas MSCI's broadest index of global equities fell 0.3% on Friday
Rupee falls 4 paise to settle at 82.90 against dollar
19, Mar, 24Mumbai, Mar 18 (PTI) The rupee declined by 4 paise to settle at 82.90 against the US currency on Monday as strong American currency and worries over rising global crude oil prices weighed on the local unit. Forex traders said gains in domestic stock markets restricted the downfall of the domestic currency. The local unit […]
Macro data, quarter results & global trends to guide markets in holiday-shortened week: Analysts
09, Apr, 23India Business News: NEW DELHI: Industrial production and inflation data, quarterly earnings from IT majors and global trends would drive the equity markets in a holiday-s.
Macroeconomic data, global trends key factors to drive trends in markets this week: Analysts
10, Mar, 24This week, the equity market will be influenced by domestic macroeconomic figures, including industrial production and inflation numbers. Volatile tre
Week Ahead: RBI Policy, Auto sales, Q2 updates, global cues among key market triggers this week
01, Oct, 23Going forward, a buzzing week awaits markets as investors eye the RBI MPC decision and Q2 updates. Analysts expect markets to trade in a broader range in the holiday-shortened week, with the tone likely to remain bearish until Nifty breaches the 19,750-mark.