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The reporting broadly agrees that global cues will dominate Dalal Street's direction, with oil, U.S. inflation and West Asia developments in focus.
West Asia tensions, crude oil prices and upcoming U.S. inflation data are expected to drive Indian stock markets.
Analysts also see foreign investor activity and global market trends influencing domestic equities.
Market participants are watching U.S. employment data and its possible effect on the Federal Reserve policy decision.
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The reporting broadly agrees that global cues will dominate Dalal Street's direction, with oil, U.S. inflation and West Asia developments in focus.
What remains uncertain is how those factors will move in the coming days, especially foreign investor activity and the market reaction to U.S. data.
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Analysts cited in the coverage say Indian markets are likely to be shaped by West Asia tensions, crude oil prices and upcoming U.S. inflation data. The report also points to foreign investor activity and broader global market trends as key influences on domestic equities. U.S. employment data is being watched for its possible effect on the Federal Reserve policy decision. The note comes after the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty declined last week amid volatility and rising crude prices.
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According to ET Now, analysts report that Indian stock markets are expected to be driven by developments in the West Asia conflict, crude oil prices, and upcoming US inflation data. PTI cited analysts stating that foreign investor activity and global market trends will also influence domestic equities. Market participants are closely monitoring US employment data and its impact on the Federal Reserve policy decision. Last week, the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty both declined amid volatility and rising crude prices.