Week in advance: inflation data, US rates, FII flow, global clues among the most important triggers for the Indian stock market | Einsmark news

The Indian stock market consolidated for the third consecutive week, but also hampered a two-week loss line, powered by favorable domestic clues, which brought fresh confidence among D-street investors. This, despite the ongoing trading tensions and uncertainty about tariff negotiations. Next, investors will monitor some important market triggers in the second week of June. India’s retail inflation, global tariff announcements, foreign capital flow, macro -economic data and global market ways will determine market directions. The Indian stock market trends domestic measures of Sensex and Nifty 50 were most of the week around most of the week, but rose on Friday to settle near the week’s highlight. Supporting domestic developments helped to limit the disadvantage, with the peak of the Monetary Policy of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which surprised the market. The RBI reduced the Repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.50 percent – the expectation of the market – and the CRR Restrain Relationship (CRR) reduced by 100 basis points to three percent, the lowest level since April 2021, which further increases the market sentiment. This liquidity increase is expected to reduce the cost of funding for banks and encourage credit growth, with sensitive shares. The Nifty 50 scored its best day in three weeks on Friday and rose 252 points and regained the psychologically important 25,000 marks after investors gathered behind the RBI’s Bumper policy measures. Sensex added 738 points to finish at 82.189, while both indexes achieved one percent for the week. The Bank Nifty exceeded, rose 1.5 percent to settle at 56,578.40 after reaching a new high of 56,695, expanding its finish line to four consecutive weeks. In the broader markets, both Midcap and smallcap indices performed better than the benchmarks, reflecting a risk-on-sentiment among investors, with profits of between 2.8 percent and four percent. In the coming week, the primary market will see more action, with some new initial public offers (IPO) and lists over the headboard and Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) segments. The week will be critical from the domestic and technical views. Investors will detect domestic macroeconomic data, geopolitical events and sectorspecfic outcomes. Here are the most important stock markets triggers in the coming week: Inflation data In the future, market participants will focus on important macro -economic data for further clues. High-frequency indicators such as the Inflation data of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) will be carefully traced to determine demand trends and the next steps of the central bank. In addition, the progress of the monsoon and seed patterns will be monitored as a result of its implications for rural consumption. “By loading the elevation measures, the RBI has underlined its commitment to the revival of domestic growth amid global uncertainties. Although such a daring approach is expected to gradually unfold, this decisive action reinforces the confidence in its intention to support economic recovery while managing inflation risks. SME expenses will also be open within the next five days. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) applied £ 25,513 in the cash segment, providing good support to the broader market. Telecommunications and finance are the sectors that attract FIIs, powered by strong structural themes such as the China+1 strategy. – Returns, the investor sentiment will still affect. Expectations to alleviate the tensions of the VS-China. Earth constraints pose long-term risks and investors are awaiting inflationary pressure in the US, the aggressive RBI rate cut, supported by inflation and a steady GDP prospects, is likely to support investors’s trust amid the ongoing global uncertainties, “Nair’s Corporate Action Shares & Sez, ASIA Paints, Adani Enterprises. Ambuja Cements, Adani Total Gas, Pyramal Enterprises, among others, will trade ex-dividend next week of Monday, June 2. to gradually move to the 25,600-25.800 zone, “Ajit Mishra said of Religare. To the disadvantage, the 24,400-24,600 series is expected to act as a strong support zone during any correctional phase. Move, which makes this segment of utmost importance to a broader market direction. Banking, car and real estate, which is best to take advantage of lower interest rates. Analysis is provided, that of individual analysts or brokerage businesses, not currency.