Last week, the Sensex rises 2,876 points, will the fast be faster from Monday or will the decline be returned?
Indian stock market I was faster last week. The BSE Sensex had risen 2,876 points. At the same time, the Nifty of the National Stock Exchange had climbed 1,011.8 points. Rally was also seen in mid and small cap stocks. Investors had benefited from Rs 26 lakh crore from a tremendous surge in the stock market. In such a situation, will the boom start in the week starting on Monday or may decline. Market experts say the direction of local stock markets will be determined by the results of the fourth quarter of the last financial year, the flow of foreign institutional investors (PFI) and global trend this week. Everyone will also keep an eye on the developments related to the trade deal with the US and the status of the global markets. If the trade deal is done then the market may continue to rise.
Tension reduced with Pakistan
Puneet Singhania, director of the Master Trust Group, says the tension between India and Pakistan has now calmed down and the major geopolitical incidents have also stopped at the moment. In such a situation, the attention of investors will now focus on the results of the fourth quarter of the companies. He said that the hopes of the early completion of the trade agreement between India and the United States can positively affect the market notion. Along with this, domestic developments and global economic figures will also play an important role in investing the attitude of investors and the direction of the market. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that India is ready to deduct a 100 percent fee on US products and the trade agreement between the two countries may be concluded soon.
The results of these companies will be monitored
The major companies whose quarterly results are coming this week include Power Grid Corporation of India, Hindalco Industries, ONGC, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, ITC and JSW Steel. Senior Vice President -od Ajit Mishra, Railor’s Broking Ltd. said that there is no major global or domestic development this week, the market will be focused on quarterly results and the upcoming economic figures. Everyone will also keep an eye on developments related to global trade agreement. He said that at the same time market partners will also monitor the flow of foreign capital, which has played a major role in the market boom in recent times. Mishra said that companies like ONGC, ITC, Hindalco, JSW Steel and Power Grid will announce their quarterly results this week.
Foreign investors are making fierce investment
Head of Motilal Oswal Financial Services – Wealth Management Siddharth Khemka said that in the coming week, investors’ eyes will remain on the quarterly results of companies. He said that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) had taken a selling trend in the first quarter of 2025 by selling shares worth ₹ 1,16,574 crore. However, his strategy has changed since April and he has become a buying again. This trend has intensified in May, where FIIs have made a net purchase of a total of ₹ 23,778 crore till 16 May. The main investment strategist V.K., the main investment strategist of Jiojit Investment Limited, Vijaykumar said that the global trade and investment scenario is being seen in a clear improvement in the US-China trade war and the end of Indo-Pak tension. This has further strengthened the perception of the market.
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