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Indian equities are set for a bullish gap-up opening on February 11, tracking record-breaking Asian markets and a 100-point premium in GIFT Nifty. Investors focus on key Q3 earnings from M&M and Divi's Labs alongside the BHEL OFS and MSCI index rebalancing.
Indian markets are set for a strong opening on February 10, 2026, driven by a landmark India-US trade agreement and robust global cues. With Nifty 50 targeting the 26,000 psychological resistance, investors must navigate a heavy earnings calendar and weekly options expiry volatility.
Indian markets are set for a major gap-up opening on February 9, 2026, driven by the Dow Jones crossing the 50,000 mark and a landmark US-India trade agreement. This comprehensive guide details key technical levels, institutional flows, and top stocks to watch for the session.
Indian markets are set for a cautious start on February 6, 2026, as GIFT Nifty signals a 100-plus point gap-down following a massive tech sell-off in the US. Investors await the RBI Monetary Policy Committee's decision on the repo rate at 10:00 AM IST.
The Indian equity market is set for a cautious opening on February 5, 2026, as investors weigh the GIFT Nifty signal against a massive technology sell-off in the US. With the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee meeting in focus, traders are monitoring key support levels at 25,600 and major corporate earnings from Bharti Airtel and Hero MotoCorp.
The Indian stock market is set for a significant gap-up opening on February 4, 2026, following a landmark trade agreement where the US reduced tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%. With GIFT Nifty signaling a 100-150 point gain, investors are focusing on export-oriented sectors and a heavy Q3 earnings calendar.
The Indian stock market is set for a massive gap-up opening on February 3, 2026, tracking a nearly 800-point surge in GIFT Nifty. Investors must navigate a heavy earnings calendar featuring Bajaj Finance and Adani Enterprises alongside the volatility of the Nifty weekly options expiry.
Following a sharp 1.96% correction on Budget Day, the Indian equity markets face a high-stakes session on Monday, February 2, 2026. While GIFT Nifty suggests a minor positive opening, investors must navigate the impact of massive STT hikes and returning FII selling pressure.
Indian equity indices are poised for a flat to slightly negative start this Friday, January 30, 2026, as the market balances three days of gains against pre-budget caution and mixed global cues. Key focus remains on the critical 25,500 Nifty resistance and a heavy Q3 earnings calendar featuring Bajaj Auto and NTPC.
The Indian markets are set for a high-stakes session on January 29, 2026, as the Economic Survey 2025-26 is tabled in Parliament. With mixed global cues and earnings from giants like ITC and Tata Motors, investors should brace for intraday volatility while monitoring key support at 25,200.
The Indian equity markets are set for a robust opening on January 28, 2026, driven by record highs in the US S&P 500 and positive technical reversals. With major earnings from L&T and Maruti Suzuki alongside the Union Budget countdown, volatility is expected to remain high.
The Indian stock market enters a high-stakes Budget week with the Nifty 50 trading below its critical 200-day moving average of 25,140. Investors are bracing for volatility amid a nationwide bank strike, mixed global cues, and a heavy corporate earnings calendar including Vodafone Idea and Axis Bank.