Global: Due to encouraging signals, Indian indices close the week in a bullish manner

Global: Amidst encouraging global indications from US inflation statistics, Indian stock indices ended a four-day losing trend this week with a solid closing.

With the Nifty rising 0.18 percent over the week and 0.58 percent on the last trading day to 25,966, the market concluded the week in a positive mood as prospects of a weaker Fed attitude were raised by a lower US CPI report.

The Sensex closed at 84,929, up 447.55 points, or 0.53 percent.

Due to ongoing FII withdrawals, currency devaluation, and increased global uncertainty, Indian stocks were traded cautiously for the most of the week.

Risk-off sentiment was also heightened in developing markets during the early sessions due to pressure from increasing Japanese bond rates and predictions of a tightening by the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

Large caps led a late recovery, reducing the majority of the week’s losses, according to market experts, thanks to bargain hunting and falling oil prices.

The Nifty Midcap100 increased by 0.04 percent throughout the week, while the Nifty Smallcap100 remained constant. Broader indexes also saw a little increase. By the end, it had gained 1.34%.

Regarding sectoral trading, every sector had a favorable tendency. Nifty Realty, Auto, Healthcare, and Chemicals made significant contributions, whereas other industries had just little increases.

According to them, the Nifty has strong resistance levels between 26,200 and 26,300 and a support zone between 25,700 and 25,800.

According to analysts, markets will probably continue to be very sensitive to global signals while maintaining a cautiously bullish leaning in the foreseeable term.

The global central banks’ remarks about the policy trajectory for 2026 are important motivators moving ahead. They stated that while mood is still positive, short-term volatility may continue due to ambiguity around the timing of trade agreements and the stability of the Indian rupee.