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10 Key Factors Investors Must Watch Before Buying or Selling Shares
- •The coming week will be crucial for the Indian stock market, influenced by global and domestic events.
- •Monitor the US-Iran situation, crude oil prices, and foreign investor activity for market sentiment.
- •Domestic economic data, bond yields, and rupee movement will also impact market fluctuations.
- •US economic data and Eurozone inflation will affect global interest rate expectations.
- •A busy IPO market and a shorter trading week due to Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti are also factors.
Key Questions Answered
The Indian stock market will monitor several crucial global and domestic factors, including the US-Iran situation, crude oil prices, foreign portfolio investment activity, bond yields, rupee movement, and economic data from the US and Europe. Additionally, investors will watch domestic economic data like industrial production figures and fiscal deficit, alongside upcoming primary market IPO activities.
The Indian stock market will be closed on Friday due to Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti. According to the NSE's 2026 trading holiday calendar, there will be no trading in equity markets on this holiday, making the coming trading week shorter.
A total of 20 IPOs will open for subscription in the primary market, aiming to raise a total of Rs 1,292 crore. Among these, four main board IPOs including SRIT India, Vishal Nirmiti, Nityas Gems & Jewellery, and Shah Investor Home plan to raise Rs 595 crore together.
