Stock Market Outlook

Indian stock market outlook for next week (11 to 14 Oct )

 

 

Market Outlook ( 11 to 14 Oct): Indian stock markets finished more than 2 percent higher during the week ended 8 October, after the previous week’s selloff. Last week the market sentiments were positive due to positive economic data, upgrade ratings by Moody’s, and dovish RBI policy. However, the market upside remains capped due to FIIs outflow and mixed global cues.  In the coming week, markets will be closed on Friday 15 October due to Dussehra. 

 

Factors that may impact the Indian stock market next week 

 

Indian stock market today

Domestic macroeconomic data

 

Indian markets will have four trading days in the coming week, Friday will be a holiday. The important macroeconomic data that are going to announce during the truncated week are Inflation and IIP numbers. India’s retail CPI-based inflation rate was eased for a third straight month to 5.3 percent YoY in August. 

In the last week, RBI has trimmed the retail inflation forecast of FY22 from 5.7 percent to 5.3 percent in its bi-monthly monetary policy. India markets will have a close eye on the next week’s inflation data. The other domestic macro data that are going to announce next week are

 

Economic Data Next Week
12-October21 CPI Inflation Sep
12-October21 Industrial Production Aug
14-October 21 WPI Inflation
15-October 21 Foreign Exchange reserve
15-October 21 Export & Import

 

Q2FY22 Earnings

 

The second-quarter earnings of FY22 have just started. Last week on Friday, TCS has announced its second-quarter earnings in the post-market hours. The IT major has reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 9624 crore for the Q2FY22, registering a 14.1 percent YoY growth. 

The numbers announced by the company are below market expectations, on Monday market will react to TCS quarterly earnings. Next week, there are three Nifty50 IT companies that are going to announce their Q2FY22 earnings. IT sectors will remain focus in the coming week.

 

Q2 FY22 Results dates for Nifty50 Stocks
13 October 2021 Infosys
13 October 2021 Wipro
14 October 2021 HCL Tech

 

Global market cues

 

Global markets mostly closed higher during the week ended 8 October. The global markets were volatile last week due to worries about the US debt ceiling, rising bond yields, inflation, surges in oil and natural gas prices. The temporary deal on the US debt ceiling was reached later during the week but the market got mixed reactions after the announcement of weak monthly US employment data released on Friday. 

The next week’s global markets will focus on inflations and industrial production data. The schedule for next week’s global macroeconomic data is given below.

 

Important Global Macro Data Next Week
12 October 21 Unemployment rate GB
13 October 21 Export & Import data SEP China
13 October 21 Industrial Production GB
13 October 21 GDP- AUG GB
13 October 21 Balance of Trade GB
13 October 21 Inflation rate- SEP US
13 October 21 FOMC minutes US
14 October 21 Inflation rate- SEP China
14 October 21 Industrial Production Japan
14 October 21 Initial Jobless claim US
15 October 21 Export & Import data SEP US
15 October 21 Michigan Consumer Sentiment US

 

Technical Outlook

 

Technical view on Nifty and Bank Nifty Futures for next week

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FII & DIIs flow

 

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were the net sellers and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were the net buyers in the cash market segments last week. FIIs sold only Rs 3422.87 crores while DIIs bought Rs 2231.89 crore in the cash market segment during the week ended 8 October. 

FIIs are again selling in the Indian markets in October after they bought a small quantity in September. The support from DIIs and retail investors kept the domestic market sentiments optimistic so far in October. The retails sector has become strong enough to support the domestic market in the last year. In the coming days, we may not see any major corrections in Indian markets even after a moderate selling by the FIIs.

 

Coronavirus risk & Vaccination

 

India continued to report less than 30K daily new Covid-19 infections in the last 15 days in a row. The active cases also declined to 2.36 L and comprise 0.70 percent of total cases. Globally, the daily Covid-19 infection cases are also declining due to the acceleration of vaccine doses. India so far administered more than 94 crore coronavirus vaccine doses. 

 

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