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i think the RBI might cut its rates next season because companies earnings this season have been very poor. It’s the lowest in the last four years, and this is currently one of the biggest concerns for the Indian market.

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The Indian market is still going through a correction phase with all the tariff news around i feel this might last for a few more days after which the market could just move sideways until the next earnings season there are hopes that Indian companie

Markets Snap Back After Volatile Start to the Week The Indian stock markets started the week on a cautious note but staged a recovery by the closing bell. Key Highlights: Nifty 50 closed at 22,625, up +0.48% Sensex ended at 74,870, gaining +352

The market might remain range bound during this results season right now it’s not about technicals at all the focus should be entirely on fundamentals with the Nifty 500 trading at a PE of 25.3 the market looks fairly valued FII and DII activity has

In my opinion, many people, when they are new to index trading, often make a mistake by engaging in sector-specific trading. It would be better if they traded in broader indexes like Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, Smallcap, or Midcap. This is because these

The Indian market is looking a bit tired right now and needs some breathing room before finding its next move valuations are back in question making the upcoming earnings season super important wouldn’t be shocked if news channels start dropping ‘bea

Honestly this earnings season I think most companies except for some in tech and banking could actually post pretty decent results. Tech might take a slight hit because of weak demand but sectors like FMCG, infrastructure, defence etc seem well posit

investors and traders are currently very upbeat about the possibility of a GST cut which is why concerns around tariffs have started to ease however if the GST cut falls short of expectations for any reason the market could face a minor correction of