Since the West Asia conflict began on 28 Feb, FPIs have sold ₹74,795.57 crore in shares through 17 March—an average ₹6,799.59 crore a day over 11 sessions, exceeding the pace seen in October 2024’s record outflows. Source
The Indian stock market correction could deepen, with the benchmark Nifty 50 potentially sliding towards the 21,000 level if crude oil prices stay around $100 per barrel for the next three to four months amid a prolonged US–Iran war, according to Seshadri Sen, Head of Research and Strategist at Emkay Global Financial Services. However, Sen…
War headlines, oil spikes and sharp market swings usually make one instinct louder than the rest: sell first, ask questions later. That instinct has been back in focus as global tensions have rattled equities and commodities, with the benchmark index Nifty 50 losing over 1,700 points since the start of this war despite 3 sessions…
Nifty Prediction 2026: Increasing tension in the Middle East and high oil prices have increased the pressure on the Indian market along with the global markets… highlights Global brokerages Nomura and Citi have adopted a cautious stance on the Indian stock market amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia and high crude oil prices. The…
Brokerages Citi Research and Nomura have trimmed their year-end targets for India’s Nifty 50, citing rising risks to growth and corporate earnings as surging oil prices and supply shocks from the escalating Middle East war darken the outlook for Asia’s third-largest economy. Citi cut its target to 27,000 from 28,500, implying a 17% upside from…
A sudden spike in crude oil prices and rising geopolitical tensions have rattled global markets, dragging the Nifty 50 sharply lower and breaking key technical supports. With volatility rising, market experts warn that the index may now be vulnerable to further downside, with 23,000, 22,000, and even 19,000 emerging as critical levels if the conflict…
Stock to buy for long term: Escalating tensions between the US, Israel and Iran are expected to remain a near-term overhang for Indian equities, primarily due to the risk of higher crude prices and potential disruptions to global energy supply, said Phillip Capital in a recent report. While these geopolitical tensions could weigh on investor…
Nifty 50 outlook: The sharp impact of the heightened geopolitical tensions in the wake of US and Israel’s attacks on the Indian equity markets was clearly visible in the bloodbath on Dalal Street on Monday, which not only pushed benchmark indices to multi-month lows but also wiped off investor wealth by around ₹6 lakh crore…
PL Capital sees a constructive outlook for Indian stock markets, projecting the Nifty target at 27,958 in the next 1 year, driven by improving earnings visibility, easing global headwinds and domestic growth resilience. According to the brokerage, a combination of trade breakthroughs, a steady macro environment and a strong earnings cycle is setting the stage…
Global headwinds continue to pose key risks for the Indian stock market and can keep the benchmark Nifty 50 near 29,000 by the end of the year, according to Rohit Srivastava, the founder and market strategist at Indiancharts.com. “The Nifty 50 could be headed towards 29,000 due to global headwinds. So far, the index is…
