News for Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited (MOTILALOFS.BO)

Stock markets are in for an event-heavy week ahead with a raft of Q1 earnings from blue-chips, the US Fed interest rate decision and foreign investors trading activity driving investors' sentiment, analysts said. Macroeconomic data announcements, monthly auto sales numbers and global market trends would also guide movement in the domestic equities, they said.

Investor sentiment hinges on upcoming corporate results and US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, say analysts

Indian equity indices experienced a nearly 1% decline on Friday, marking the fourth consecutive week of losses, influenced by disappointing earnings from major companies and cautious sentiment in Asian markets. The NSE Nifty concluded at 24,837.00, while the BSE Sensex closed at 81,463.09. Investors are also showing concern about the potential impact of the India-US trade deal.

Indian Energy Exchange shares experienced a significant drop. This decline followed the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission's decision. The commission plans to implement 'market coupling'. This move is expected to impact IEX's revenue streams. Market coupling aims to unify power prices. Hindustan Power Exchange and Power Exchange India may benefit. IEX's market share could potentially decrease as a result.

“Tata Chemicals stock seems to have given a breakout from its last one month’s sideways price action. Traders can buy for a target of Rs 1000-1010 in the next few weeks,” Ruchit Jayantilal Jain, VP, Head – Equity Technical Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited, said.

“Tata Chemicals stock seems to have given a breakout from its last one month’s sideways price action. Traders can buy for a target of Rs 1000-1010 in the next few weeks,” Ruchit Jayantilal Jain, VP, Head – Equity Technical Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited, said.

Trading sentiment in the stock market this week will be guided by quarterly earning announcements from blue-chips such as Infosys and Bajaj Finance, the outcome of India-US trade talks and global cues, analysts said. Markets may on Monday react to the quarterly results of three heavyweights - Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, an expert said.

Stock market sentiment driven by earnings, trade talks, and global cues; focus on blue-chip results and India-US trade negotiations.

FMCG Sector: FMCG companies anticipate a slight sales volume increase for the June quarter, with revenue growth varying due to pricing strategies and demand. While some firms may face margin pressure from rising material costs and advertising, Marico and Tata Consumer Products are favored by analysts. The Nifty FMCG index has recently outperformed broader market indices.

FMCG companies anticipate a slight sales volume increase for the June quarter, with revenue growth varying due to pricing strategies and demand. While some firms may face margin pressure from rising material costs and advertising, Marico and Tata Consumer Products are favored by analysts. The Nifty FMCG index has recently outperformed broader market indices.

Indian market is expected to consolidate, mirroring mixed global signals, with Nifty futures closing negatively. Option data indicates a trading range between 24,600 and 25,600. Experts recommend buying Biocon, LIC Housing Finance, Marico, Prestige Estates, Ambuja Cements, and Voltas, while suggesting selling Tata Motors for short-term gains.

Indian market may remain stable on Monday. This is due to weak global signals. Nifty future closed with losses. Options data indicates a trading range. Experts suggest Voltas, Allied Builders, and REC as buy options. Piramal Enterprises and Whirlpool are also buy recommendations. BHEL is a sell recommendation. These are short-term trading ideas from market experts.

In an event-heavy week, stock investors will track quarterly earnings of several bluechip firms, the likely outcome of ongoing India-US trade talks, and inflation data for market cues, analysts said on Sunday. Moreover, global market trends and trading activity of foreign investors would also guide movement in equities, they said.

Stocks of brokerages and market infrastructure institutions (MIIs) witnessed selling pressure after the Securities and Exchange Board of India's (Sebi's) crackdown on proprietary trading firm Jane Street. The weakness was attributed to concerns that debarment of the US firm - a prominent player in the futures and options (F&O) segment - will lead to a further decline in volumes, which are already down over 30 per cent from the peak.

Stock market analysts predict market trends based on global cues, earnings season, trade negotiations, and economic data.

Indias defence stocks retreated on Thursday after a sharp three-month rally, with Bharat Dynamics falling the most. The Nifty India Defence Index dropped over 2% amid profit booking and valuation concerns. Analysts, however, see robust long-term growth prospects driven by strong order inflows post-Operation Sindoor.

With slowing same-store sales and weak non-essential demand, Avenue Supermarts’ June-quarter earnings may offer the first reality check since Anshul Asawa was named CEO-designate.

Indian market anticipates consolidation on Thursday, influenced by mixed global signals. Nifty futures closed negatively. Options data suggests a trading range between 25,000 and 26,000. Immediate range lies between 25,300 and 25,700. Experts recommend buying Data Pattern, UltraTech Cements, ICICI Prudential Life, Cummins India, Hindustan Unilever and Container Corp with specific targets and stop losses.

Indian market is expected to consolidate, mirroring mixed global signals. Nifty futures saw slight gains, closing at 25,541, while India VIX experienced a rise. Options data suggests a trading range between 25,000 and 26,000. Experts recommend buying RIL, IOC, CESC, Sun Pharma, Apollo Tyres, Britannia Industries, ICICI Prudential and Voltas, setting specific targets and stop-loss levels for short-term traders.