Inflation data, IT earnings, crude oil to steer stock markets this week, say experts
Indian stock markets are expected to remain volatile as investors monitor September inflation data and quarterly corporate earnings. Analysts suggest that elevated crude oil prices and foreign institutional investor selling continue to pressure the market.
Why it matters
Market volatility in India reflects broader global economic anxieties regarding inflation, interest rates, and energy costs.
NEW DELHI: Indian stock markets are likely to remain volatile and consolidate this week as investors track September inflation data, quarterly earnings from major companies, crude oil prices and global economic cues. Foreign investor flows, rupee movements, US Treasury yields and geopolitical developments will also influence sentiment, analysts said.After eight consecutive weeks of declines, the Nifty-50 gained 0.43 per cent last week, while the Sensex rose 0.78 per cent, signalling some stabilisation. However, elevated crude oil prices and continued foreign institutional investor (FII) selling could limit the recovery.“Indian equities are expected to consolidate this week as markets balance improving domestic earnings momentum against elevated global risks. Brent crude remains above USD 100 per barrel and sustained FII selling continues to weigh on sentiment.
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