Global trends, tariff concerns to run stock markets amidst concerns: analyst

Analysts said that Mumbai, global trends, macroeconomic announcements and US tariff development are expected to run stock markets in a holiday-short week.

He said that the market participants would closely track foreign investor activity, geo -political stress and their impact on US dollars and crude oil prices.

“The upcoming trading week will be a holiday-cutting, including the market participants closely monitor global development in the absence of major domestic phenomena. Major factors include tariff talks, fresh updates on geopolitical stresses and their impact on US dollars and crude oil prices.

“Foreign institutional investors have slowed down their sales in cash markets, but any change in their attitude will be an important indicator for the market direction,” Ajit Mishra, Religare Broking Ltd SVP, Ajit Mishra said.

On the macroeconomic front, the release of the index of data on industrial production and consumer price index inflation will be closely monitored, Mishra said.

Equity markets for Holi will remain closed on Friday.

This week, the CPI data of the US and India is to be released on 12 March.

Last week, the BSE Sensex rose to 1,134.48 points or 1.55 percent, and NSE Nifty rose 427.8 points or 1.93 percent.

The global spirit improved reports of the delay in the US tariff and the possibility of further interaction, which helped stabilize the financial markets. Additionally, the fall in a weak dollar and crude oil prices further increased the confidence of investors.

Vinod Nair, head of research by geojit financial services, said, “The domestic market eventually closed in green after weeks of continuously selling, mainly due to a reversal and recovery in the Q3Fy25 GDP.” Metal, capital goods and energy sectors performed better due to China’s stimulation and optimism on low crude oil prices.

“The decline in the dollar index also sweetened the investor’s spirit towards the emerging markets, while the uncertainty on Trump’s economic policies has led to a decline in American equity markets. On the tariff’s front, long -awaited tariffs were implemented, but later delayed their implementation, delaying their implementation, resigned to uncertainty among investors.

“The domestic market gradually recovered from its oversold levels; however, a decisive up speed will be based on recovery in corporate earnings and ease of tariff uncertain. The premium assessment of comprehensive indices can restrict wide-based market recovery in a short time, while large caps appear attractive,” he said.

According to analysts, the global spirit improved reports of the delay in the US tariff and the possibility of further interaction, helping to stabilize the financial markets. The decision of the Reserve Bank of India also added positive speed for markets to infect extra liquidity in the system.

Nair further stated that investors will also keep a close watch on parole data and American inflation to receive signals for more signals at the next interest rates of the Federal Reserve.

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