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Mumbai: The Indian equity markets are expected to remain range-bound and influenced by global cues, foreign investor activity, and tariff-related developments in a holiday-shortened trading week, analysts said. Markets will be closed on Wednesday for Mahashivratri.
Key Factors Influencing Markets This Week
Global Market Trends & US Trade Policies
Foreign Investor Trading Activity
Brent Crude Oil Prices & Rupee-Dollar Movement
Geopolitical Developments (Russia-Ukraine Conflict)
Upcoming Economic Indicators (US Core PCE Price Index, India’s GDP Growth Rate)
Expert Insights on Market Outlook
Nifty Likely to Remain in Consolidation Mode
“We expect Nifty to remain in a consolidation phase, tracking mixed global market cues, US trade policy announcements, and geopolitical tensions.”
– Siddhartha Khemka, Head of Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services
Cautious Market Sentiment Amid Economic Uncertainty
"Investors are closely watching pivotal indicators like the US Core PCE Price Index and India’s GDP growth rate. Market sentiment remains cautious, and pessimism may persist until we see an improvement in corporate earnings and global liquidity conditions."
– Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services
Tariff News Continues to Impact Markets
"Reciprocal tariff concerns are dominating global and Indian equity markets, with further developments likely to influence investor sentiment."
– Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research, Kotak Securities
US Tariffs & Corporate Earnings Under Pressure
"Market sentiment took a hit after US President Donald Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs on key trading partners. Additionally, corporate earnings are still under stress."
– Puneet Singhania, Director, Master Trust Group
Last Week’s Market Performance
Sensex fell 628.15 points (-0.82%)
Nifty dropped 133.35 points (-0.58%)
What Investors Should Watch for This Week
Tariff Developments – Any further announcements on US trade policies could impact markets.
Crude Oil & Rupee Trends – Brent crude prices and currency fluctuations will play a role in determining investor sentiment.
India’s GDP Data – A key factor for market movement, providing insights into economic health.
Global Market Cues – Movements in US, European, and Asian markets will influence domestic trading.
Bottom Line
With mixed global cues, tariff uncertainty, and cautious investor sentiment, Nifty is likely to consolidate this week. Key economic indicators and corporate earnings data will be closely watched.
Investors should stay alert and focus on global market trends before making trading decisions.
