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The next week is going to be very important for the Indian stock market after cuts in the Reserve Bank’s interest rates. Index like BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 became slightly stable last week, but now many domestic and global events will decide the direction of the market.
Factors such as inflation figures, US tariff policies and stance of foreign investors can affect the market. In addition, the weekly market outlook of wealth analytics describes certain times and levels, which may be beneficial for traders.
Come, let us understand in easy language what can happen in the market next week…
1. Technical Level and Important Time
The Nifty 50 is currently at a significant level. Harshubh Shah, founder of Wealth Analytics, has given certain levels and time in the Weekly Market Outlook:
Important levels of Nifty:
- Resistance Zone: 24,978 → 25,085 → 25,320 → 25,435
- Support Zone: 24,856 → 24,676 → 24,535
Resistance: This is the level where the stock or index (eg Nifty) is interrupted. Consider it like a “roof”, where the price does not easily go up due to increasing selling.
Example: Resistance for Nifty is 24,978, 25,085, 25,320, 25,435. If the Nifty crosses these levels, the expectation of boom increases.
Support: This is the level of price where the stock or index is supported by falling down. Consider it like a “floor”, where the price does not easily go down due to increasing shopping.
Example: Support for Nifty is 24,856, 24,676, 24,535. If the Nifty sets at these levels, the decline may stop.
Momentum Alert:
- 10 and 11 June: In these two days, there can be good opportunities for faster fluctuations and trading in the market.
- 16 June (± 1 trading day): This day will be very important for Nifty and Bank Nifty. During this time the direction of the market may be fixed, which will set tone for next weeks.
Traders can use these levels and time to buy, sell and hold the Momentum, ie, the market, ie the market.
2. Data of inflation: staying below 4% good for the market
This week, India’s retail inflation data (CPI) will come, which is very important for the market. It is expected that inflation will be within 4% (± 2%) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). If this happens, it will be good news for the market.
Retail inflation came down to 3.16% in April. This is a low of 69 months of inflation. Inflation was 3.15% in July 2019. At the same time, wholesale inflation had come down from 2.05 % to 0.85 %. This is a 13 -month low of inflation.
Inflation had declined due to the decrease in the prices of daily needs and the prices of food and drink.
RBI reduced inflation estimate
3. America’s tariff: not much effect due to strong economy
US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies remain a challenge for global markets. In April 2025, there was some relief from stopping the tariff for 90 days, but now there is a possibility of new tariff policies. 4 days ago, 50% tariff was imposed on steel imports in the US.
Although India’s domestic consumption economy saves him to some extent from the effect of tariffs, the global supply chain can spoil the mood.
At the same time, India is a country with low tariffs compared to countries like China and Vietnam, so the money of foreign investors (FII) can come to India.
4. Foreign investors’ stance: FIS sold shares worth ₹ 3565 crore
Last week, Foreign Investors i.e., FIIS sold shares worth ₹ 3,565 crore. But domestic investors i.e., DIIS handled this pressure by purchasing. DIIS invested ₹ 25,513 crore in the cash segment, giving the market support.
According to an Angel One report, FIIS has only 18.8% stake in Indian shares, while in other emerging markets it is 30%. That is, there is a lot of scope for more foreign money in India. Fiis is very fond of chemicals, telecom, and financial sectors.
5. IPO Action: 4 new issues will come, no new listing
This week the IPO of Oswal pumps in a mainboard segment will open for subscription. At the same time, three new issues in the SME segment will open for subscription.
These include Sachirom Limited, Zanic Power and Cables Limited and IPO of Monolithish India. There will be no listing in the market this week.
Positive attitude in the market due to cuts in interest rates
There is a positive attitude in the market due to a cut of 0.50% in RBI’s interest rates. Researcher Ajit Mishra, a Railwayor Broking, said that our attitude is positive about the market, and we recommend that until the Nifty decisively broken below 24,600, adopt a strategy of ‘shopping on fall’.
Last week Sensex rises 737 points and Nifty 252 points
On 2-6 June 2025, that is, the Indian stock market was seen fluctuating last week, but the week ended on positive notes. The Nifty 50 and the Sensex showed excellent recovery in the last two days after the initial decline. The Sensex climbed 737 points and the Nifty 252 in the whole week.
On the last trading day of the week i.e. Friday 6 June, the RBI’s 50 basis point repo rate cut and 100 basis point CRR cut led to the market.
The Sensex climbed 747 points to 82,189 and the Nifty climbed 252 points to close at 25,003. Realty, banking, and auto sectors accelerated due to interest rate cuts.
Disclaimer: This article is only for information and learning. The above opinion and advice are of individual analysts or broking companies, not Dainik Bhaskar. We advise investors to consult certified experts before taking any investment decision.
