In this Global Trends week, analysts expect investors to keep a close eye on international trends and overseas business activities as there are no notable local issues on the horizon. With the potential for monthly cash flows to pass, volatility is possible in the stock market.

With its positive influence in emerging markets such as India, the US. The Federal Reserve’s rate cut was a key factor in last week’s record breaking in Indian markets. According to Santosh Meena, head of research at Swastika Investment Ltd, the active buying by foreign institutional investors (FIIs), which injected ₹14,000 crore on Friday alone, was the most notable development of the week . . . . 

There is unlikely to be any significant domestic stimulus this week, but it will be important to watch the US. on the upcoming macroeconomic issues. According to Meena, along with the influx of domestic institutions, FIIs remain the dominant force behind the Indian equity market. He also highlighted how geopolitical concerns can undermine the current momentum even though markets are not currently affected. He went on to say that the September futures options (F&O) expiry would increase market volatility.

On Friday, the BSE Sensex jumped 1,359.51 points or 1.63% to hit an all-time high of 84,544.31. It also touched an important intraday high of 84,694.46, an advance of 1,509.66 points or 1.81%. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty rose 375.15 points or 1.48% to touch a high of 25,790.95 against the day’s high of 25,849.25. The Sensex rose 1,653.37 points or 1.99% during the week, while the Nifty gained 434.45 points or 1.71%.

Markets are steadily rising, and we expect this increasing momentum to continue, driven by strong FII inflows, positive domestic growth and U.S. growth. reinforced by waning concerns about a slowing economy, according to Motilal Oswal Finance Ministry. Ltd. Ltd. said head of research Siddharth Khemka 

You should also check rupee performance in US. against the dollar this week and how oil prices, especially Brent crude, fluctuate around the world. Ajit Mishra, SVP of Research at Religare Broking Ltd., emphasized that while the Fed’s current rate cut is historic, investors will continue to watch the US. market demand guidance. Crude oil price movements and foreign exchange movements will also play an important role in determining market sentiment in the coming weeks.

In conclusion, although markets are rising, investors should prepare for any volatility by paying close attention to macroeconomic growth, FII activity and global indicators

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