Most brokerages remain optimistic on the road ahead for the Indian equity markets and expect the Sensex to hit new highs in 2026 provided earnings remain supportive
Stocks to buy: Vinay Rajani, senior technical and derivative Analyst at HDFC Securities, recommends 'Buy' on M&M Finance and Federal Bank
The superior EPS growth rate in India, Goldman Sachs believes, would come on the back of strong structural growth and demographic tailwinds
Technical charts suggest that short-term trend of Sensex, Nifty and MidCap indices is positive, and can rally up to 11%; SmallCap, however, shows a negative bias. Here are the key levels to track.
As the global artificial intelligence (AI)-led trade moderates due to rich valuations, India will re-emerge as one of the most attractive growth markets in a slowing global environment, Karwa said
From a stock market perspective, however, UBS remains underweight on Indian equities as valuations in their view still look expensive relative to the ordinary fundamental performance of companies.
The daily chart shows that the Nifty SmallCap is likely to trade with a negative bias as long as it sustains below 17,427; here are the key levels to watch out for on the SmallCap index.
Groww IPO in focus: Technical charts suggest that 5Paisa, Angel One and Motilal Oswal were trading with a negative bias and could drop up to 18%; whereas Nuvama can potentially rally up to 13%.
For the Nifty 50 index, 25,100-level shall be the next key level to watch out for. A breach can take it further down.
Stocks to buy today, November 6: Nifty has shown follow up selling after forming top two back-to-back indecision candlestick pattern on the weekly chart
The Indian stock market, Morgan Stanley believes, is transitioning into one that will be driven by macros and stock-picking will likely lose importance
Mutual Funds increased holding by up to 800 basis points in Clean Science and Technology, Sai Life Sciences and Cohance Lifesciences in September quarter. Here's a technical outlook on these 3 stocks.
Improving global and domestic liquidity, persistent underweight positioning by global investors, and a renewed search for geographical diversification further underpin UBS' positive outlook on India
India's bull run is expected to sustain in Samvat 2082 driven by earnings, consumption, and industrialisation, said Kailash Kulkarni,CEO, HSBC MF
The daily chart shows that Nifty is favourably placed, with shorter-term moving averages quoting above longer-term averages. Near support for the index is seen at 25,700 and 25,355 levels.
The NSE Nifty 50 index can potentially rally to new life-time highs around 28,300 levels in Samvat 2082, while the BSE Sensex can surge to 92,000 levels, suggest technical charts; details here.
Indian equities enter Samvat 2082 amid risks from US tariffs, high valuations, FII outflows, fiscal pressures, and geopolitical tensions, even as earnings recovery offers long-term optimism
BSE Midcap index managed to stay afloat with a gain of 1 per cent return thus far in Samvat 2081, after recording hefty 41 per cent and 31 per cent return, respectively in the past two Samvat years
Global trade dynamics are shifting. India may have to make some concessions in agriculture but will likely gain in manufacturing and defense, Shenoy said
Nitin Bhasin of Ambit Institutional Equities expects consolidation in Indian equities through Samvat 2082 amid earnings normalisation and rising risks.