Lok Sabha 2019 election results will be the biggest trigger for the markets this week. On Sunday, most exit polls showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to return to power.
Crude oil prices, March quarter earnings, and US-China trade tensions would be the key monitorable for investors on Friday.
March quarter earnings, crude oil prices, and developments in trade deal negotiations between the US and China would be the key factors affecting investors' sentiments on Thursday.
Global factors such as developments in US-China trade negotiations, Chinese industrial output and retail sales data and crude oil price movement are expected to drive markets on Wednesday.
US-China trade tensions will be the biggest driver for indices on Tuesday along with volatile crude oil prices and March quarter earnings
Developments in the US-China trade dialogues, corporate earnings and inflation data for April will guide investment sentiment this week.
Apprehensions ahead of the US-China trade deal decision are likely to keep investors on tenterhooks on Friday. Moreover, March quarter results and a depreciating rupee will also be on their radar.
Trade deal negotiations between the United States and China along with March quarter results and rupee movement will be keenly watched by the investors on Thursday.
Weak global cues amid escalated trade tension between the US and China is likely to keep the Indian indices edgy on Wednesday.
Escalating trade tensions between the US and China along with March quarter earnings for FY19 would be the key factors for investors to watch today.
Corporate action, crude oil prices, the US-China trade talks, phase 5 of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and macro-data on industrial production would be the key triggers for Indian indices this week.
Oil prices eased further on Friday as concerns of oversupply gripped the commodity market. The Brent crude was trading at $70.54 a barrel at 6:45 am
Oil prices dipped on Thursday after data showed record US crude oil production even as oil markets, outside of the US, remained tense
Q4 results, auto sales nos and Fed decision top factors to watch this week
A weaker rupee, soaring crude oil prices and Q4 earnings will affect the market sentiment on Friday ahead of a long weekend.
March quarter earnings and Futures & Options (F&O) contract expiry will keep the domestic investors busy on Thursday coupled with Japan's interest rate decision.
Investors are likely to take cues from crude oil prices, March quarter earnings and movement of rupee against the US dollar on Wednesday
Oil prices hovered near 2019 peaks in early trading on Tuesday. Brent crude futures were at $74.33 per barrel at 6:21 am
Investors this week will keep a tab on the Q4 earnings of major auto, financial, telecom and realty companies while F&O expiry and the third phase of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections will also be watched
The fourth quarter corporate earnings announcement by Reliance Industries and the beginning of the second phase of voting for the 2019 LS polls are among the top affecting market sentiment today