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NSE Market Outlook — Coming Monday
Snapshot of macro drivers, scenarios, technical levels and watchlist. Not financial advice.
Updated for upcoming session
Published:
Key drivers & macro factors
- Inflation & RBI policy: Domestic inflation trajectory and RBI commentary can set the tone — softer inflation supports risk appetite; hawkish talk can raise volatility.
- Growth & corporate data: GDP/earnings momentum and sectoral results (IT, consumption, banks) will steer sector leadership.
- Global cues: US Fed tone, global yields and overnight cues influence FII flows into India.
- Foreign flows & liquidity: Net FII / DII flows and daily cash turnover impact volatility and breadth.
Possible scenarios for Monday
Scenario | Likely triggers | What it could look like |
---|---|---|
Moderately positive / consolidation | Positive global cues, stable macro, steady FII inflows | Nifty/Sensex drift up or flat; resistance near recent highs. Rotation into consumption, tech, infra. |
Volatile / correction | Adverse global news, hawkish rate signals, poor FII flows | Sharp intra-day swings; support zones tested; defensive large-caps preferred. |
Breakout / strong upside | Strong global tailwinds, domestic stimulus, robust earnings | Index breaches resistance; momentum and momentum-driven midcaps run. |
Technical levels to watch (Nifty)
- Support: 24,900–25,000 (first), fallback 24,600–24,800.
- Resistance: 25,200–25,300 — breakout above opens more upside.
- Volume & breadth: Watch daily turnover and % of advancers vs decliners for confirmation.
Short trading notes
- Prefer defined-risk trades (stop-loss in place) — intraday volatility can be higher at open and around news events.
- Watch global morning cues (US futures, Asian markets) and any late-breaking domestic releases before market open.
- Sectors to watch: consumption, IT, financials, infra — rotate based on momentum and catalysts.
Reminder: This is an informational market outlook, not trading advice. Always confirm live quotes, volumes and news from your broker/platform before taking positions.
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