Share Market News, Nifty 50, Sensex: Domestic equity benchmarks posted strong gains last week, led by gains in most sectors, led by auto, IT, consumer durables and FMCG stocks, adding to the nervousness in some parts of the market. I shook it off. Big cut in Adani stocks. However, selling pressure on oil and gas stocks limited further gains in the major indexes. The Sensex gained 1,536.8 points (2.0%) for the week, while the Nifty50 gained 374.6 points (1.6%) mainly due to Friday’s economic recovery.
As market participants await the new trading week, here are some key factors and events to watch on Dalal Street from November 25th to November 29th.
This week is likely to be less eventful than last week, as there were no major triggers or important events.
domestic queue
System flow
This week, attention will continue to be focused on the flow of funds from domestic and foreign institutional investors.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Indian stocks worth Rs 11,414 crore last week, while domestic institutional investors again offset the outflow with net buyers of Rs 11,037 crore, according to provisional exchange data. I made up for it.
So far in November, FIIs have withdrawn a net amount of Rs 40,947 crore from Dalal Street shares, while domestic funds have net bought shares worth Rs 37,559 crore, data shows.
Focus on NTPC Green Energy listing
The IPO market continues to attract investors’ attention, with shares of NTPC subsidiary NTPC Green Energy tentatively scheduled to be listed on Wednesday.
Also read: NTPC Green Energy IPO: How to check allocation status online
After a season of mixed results, the market returns to normal…
Overall, it was a mixed earnings season with some hits and misses for market participants.
With earnings season and its associated metrics behind us for good, the focus has returned to fundamentals and valuations, analysts say.
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macroeconomic data
No major national data sets are scheduled to be released this week.
But the official quarterly GDP figures, released after market hours on Friday, will be in the spotlight next week.
global clues
- Tuesday: Hong Kong trade statistics, US home sales statistics
- Wednesday: Minutes of the previous FOMC review, US crude oil inventory data, US GDP data, US unemployment claims data
- Thursday: Eurozone consumer confidence data, German inflation data
- Friday: Japan’s unemployment rate, industrial production, and retail sales data. French inflation and GDP data. German trade data. Eurozone inflation data
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