The first bimonthly review of 2025 and the results of the Delhi election will set the stage for current macroeconomic data, corporate revenue, institutional flows and global queues this week for participants on Dalal Street. Last week, the NIFTY50 scored 51.6 points or 0.2%, while Sensex added 359.6 points or 0.5% through durable stocks in healthcare, automobiles and consumers. Financial stocks staged a mixed move, setting the stage for PSU lenders, facing cautious profits by private banks and selling pressure.
As market participants prepare for a new trading week, here’s the number of future trackings.
This Week’s Market | Domestic Takeaways
Macroeconomic data
On Wednesday, separate official datasets on domestic consumer inflation and industrial production will be released at 4pm.
Data on wholesale inflation is scheduled for noon Friday.
Corporate profits
Over 2,000 companies are planning to report their financial results during the October-December period of the week.
Here are some major names to track:
- Monday: Coal India, Eicher Motors, Apollo Hospital, Escorts, Grasim, Naika, Bata India
- Tuesday: Sail, Vodafone Ideas, Burger Paint, Lupin, Campus Activewear
- Wednesday: Hal, Bharat Forge, Ashok Leyland
- Thursday: Manappuram Finance
- Friday: Glenmark Pharmama
FII and DII activities
This week, funding flows within the facility will continue to focus on Dalal Street. According to interim exchange data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have sold Indian stock worth Rs 10,179 so far this month. During the same period, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) made net purchases of Rs 7,274.
Markets of the Week | Global Queue
- Monday: ECB President’s speech
- Tuesday: Federal Reserve Chairman’s speech
- Wednesday: US inflation data, US crude oil reserve data
- Thursday: US unemployment claims data, UK GDP data, German inflation data, Eurozone factory activity data
- Friday: US retail sales data, US trade data, eurozone employment data
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