Nifty gains nearly 2.8% this week: what lies ahead for Indian stocks
Indian indices closed the week higher, driven by IT shares and domestic institutional buying. Analysts now focus on September-quarter earnings and key technical levels.
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what happened
According to ru.tradingview.com, citing Mint, the Nifty 50 rose 2.77% over the week and the Sensex gained 3.11%. Support came from renewed buying in IT companies, easing pressure from global bond yields and steady inflows from domestic institutional investors. On Friday the Sensex closed at 74,729.27 points and the Nifty at 23,146.15.
Experts say the recovery will be durable only if earnings growth extends beyond IT to banking, consumption and industrials. Foreign investors sold a net Rs 8,991 crore of shares for the week, but the outflow has narrowed, while domestic institutions bought about Rs 7,813 crore.
why it matters
The rally rests on rotation within the sector and on support from local investors rather than foreign inflows alone. Next steps will depend on quarterly results, crude prices and bond yields, which feed into inflation expectations and equity valuations.
market impact
Indian equities: support from IT and domestic buyers, but risk remains from foreign investor outflows
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