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The stock market may see fluctuations this week. Inflation data, IIP data, global sentiments, FII-DII flow and upcoming IPO will be monitored by the market.
Factors that will determine the market move in this week…
Inflation data
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation ie the data of inflation and the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data will be monitored by the market. According to Union Bank of India, food inflation is expected to fall below 5% for the first time since June 2023.
The bank also said that India’s retail inflation could be reduced further in February 2025, which may be mainly below 4% due to fall in vegetable prices.
Global sentiments
Global sentiments improved following reports of delay in US tariffs and the possibility of further interaction, helping to stabilize financial markets. The fall in weak US dollar and crude oil prices increased the trust of investors.
In the coming week, investors will look at tariff negotiations and geopolitical tension. Which can affect US dollars and international crude oil prices.
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
This week, no new issue will open in the mainboard segment. At the same time, the SME segment will open for two new issues- Super Iron Foundry Limited and Paradip Transport Limited subscription in this week.
Fii-Dii Flow
Foreign institutional investors i.e. FII will also be an eye on the market. FII has done a net selling of ₹ 15,501 crore in the cash segment last week. At the same time, Domestic Institutional Investors i.e. DII invested ₹ 20,950 crore, which gave the market stability. According to experts, FIIs may return to India due to improvement in earnings growth and further boom in GDP data.
Sensex climbed 1.88% last week
Last week, the Sensex has climbed 1,370 points i.e. 1.88%. The Nifty was also gaining 379.30 (1.71%) points last week. At the same time, the Sensex fell 7 points to close at 74,332 on the last trading day of the previous week i.e. Friday (March 7). The Nifty rose by 7 points, it closed at 22,552.
