The benchmark indices may take hint from their global peers which moved higher after expectations of a rate cut by Federal Reserve strengthened.
June quarter earnings, global cues, and stock-specific action are likely to dominate investor sentiment today.
Investors will track June quarter earnings and global cues in today's trading session.
Investors may react primarily to June quarter earnings, global cues, and stock-specific action in today's trading session.
Bajaj Consumer Care, Tata Metaliks, and Gujarat Hotels are among the eight companies set to declare their June quarter results today
In today's trading session, investors will react to a host of key factors including June quarter results, India-US trade talks, macro numbers, and global cues.
In today's trading session, investors will react to June quarter earnings and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's hint at a possible rate cut later this month.
Indices may react to US President Donald Trump's tweet last evening saying that India has long had a "field day" imposing tariffs on American products, which is "no longer acceptable" to the US.
Investors may be staring at another subdued day in the markets today as concerns over certain Union Budget proposals, weak global cues, and June quarter earnings continue to dominate sentiment
The markets may feel the overhang of the Union Budget which was presented last week by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
All eyes will be on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today who will present the Budget 2019 in the Parliament. Markets will react to her speech and the proposals she makes.
Investors will keep a close eye on the Economic Survey, which will be tabled in Parliament later today. The Union Budget will be presented tomorrow.
Investors will keep a close eye on the Economic Survey, which will be tabled in Parliament later today. The Union Budget will be presented tomorrow.
The biggest factor swaying the investor sentiment today will be the Union Budget which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present in the Parliament on Friday.
Investors will, on Friday, keep a keen eye on the two-day G-20 Summit, that begins today.
Early trade in Asia and trends on SGX Nifty, the Singaporean exchange for Nifty Futures, suggest a flat start for the Indian indices.
Indian indices could remain volatile today as investors are expected to roll over their positions ahead of the expiry of June series Futures and Options contract due on Thursday
Global cues and early trends of Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) indicate a flat start for the domestic stocks on Tuesday
Heightened tensions between the United States and Iran, Chinese President Xi Jinping's meeting with the US President Donald Trump at the G-20 summit would be the key events driving markets this week.
Soaring crude oil prices due to tensions between the US and Iran are likely to guide markets on Friday