Heading in to trade on Friday, the investors are likely to take cues from the global markets, movement in oil prices and rupee.
Investors on Thursday are likely to keep an eye on the wholesale price index (WPI) inflation numbers for January 2019, which will be released later in the day
Equity market on Wednesday is likely to react to the twin macroeconomic data, index of industrial production (IIP) and consumer price index (CPI) inflation.
The markets will look forward to key macro economic data -- Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January and Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for December 2018 -- which is slated to be released today
Next batch of corporate results, movement of rupee against the US dollar, oil prices, stock-specific action and global peers are also expected to influence domestic equities today.
All eyes are set on the outcome of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) bi-monthly monetary policy meeting, which is slated to be unveiled at 11:45 am today.
Corporate earnings for December quarter and the ongoing three-day Reserve Bank of India (RBI)'s monetary policy meeting are likely to have a major influence on the domestic stocks on Wednesday
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) bi-monthly monetary policy meeting that kick starts later in the day, is going to be on investors' radar on Tuesday.
RBI monetary policy, December quarter results and global cues are some of the major themes that are likely to sway investor sentiment during the week.
Markets will react to the Interim Budget 2019 which will be presented by Finance Minister Piyush Goyal in the Parliament today.
The outcome of US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, upcoming Interim Budget and expiry of January-series futures and options contract later in the day are likely to dictate the markets
Investors are expected to keep tabs on Zee group stocks in today's trade.
A host of global factors such as US-China trade negotiations, US Federal monetary policy meeting, developments around Brexit deal and other global trends are likely to steer the indices on Wednesday.
Fresh tensions between the US and China, Fed monetary policy meeting and movement of crude oil prices are some of the major factors that are likely to guide domestic stocks on Tuesday.
Corporate results from sector heavyweights such as Maruti Suzuki and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) are likely to sway investor sentiment on Friday.
A host of global factors such as concerns over global growth, US government shutdown and US-China trade talks are likely to guide the market movement today
Before heading into trade on Wednesday, market participants are likely to watch out for cues in the global markets
Before heading into Tuesday's trade, investors are likely to take an account of the overnight developments in the global markets.
The domestic markets are likely to take cues from their Asian peers which have risen following an overnight rise in the Wall Street.
A host of factors like fluctuating crude oil prices, macroeconomic data, expiry of futures and options contracts for Nov series and trends in global markets could impact investor sentiment this week