Gold had surged past $5,500 an ounce, while silver scaled record levels, fuelled by heavy investor inflows amid concerns over geopolitics, currency debasement and questions around the US Federal Reserve’s independence.
Nifty 50 and Sensex are set for sharp gains after India and the US announced a trade deal, reducing tariffs and boosting economic ties.
Technically, if the Nifty 50 surpasses and sustains above the crucial resistance zone of 25,600–25,700 on February 3, the entry into bullish momentum could drive the index toward the psychological 26,000 zone in the upcoming sessions.
The company's revenues from operations also rose to 1,796 crore from Rs 1,358 crore in the third quarter a year ago, registering a 32 percent y-o-y growth.
The market is expected to return to strong momentum, especially after the United States reduced tariffs on Indian goods to 18 percent from 50 percent. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider after the India–US trade deal.
Indian equity markets have evolved significantly over the last few years. The number of companies coming to market has increased, the range of sectors has broadened, and no single sector dominates the market. This diversification is very supportive of a systematic, data-driven strategy like ours, Swaminathan said.
Stocks to Watch, 03 Feb: Stocks like UPL, PB Fintech, Awfis Space Solutions, Thermax, Indus Towers, Paradeep Phosphates, Akzo Nobel India, Aarti Industries, Chalet Hotels, Honeywell Automation India, PG Electroplast, and Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands will be in focus on February 3.
Kedianomics founder Sushil Kedia says gap-up openings call for patience, even as sentiment resets set the stage for a powerful multi-week rally.
Ritesh Jain, Founder, Pinetree Macro explains how the US tariff deal, rupee stabilisation and shifting global capital flows could reshape India’s market outlook
The Gift Nifty is already indicating a gain of 677 points
India's nutraceutical exports, which accounts for almost $1 billion worth of exports, are reeling under severe stress, as US customers are cutting inventories, buying less, delaying launches and even asking for air freight, pushing costs higher.
If the GIFT Nifty trend holds on February 3, Nifty would basically give a 1,000-point jump from Budget lows on February 1
Overall, fund managers said the agreement improves visibility for investors and supports sentiment, even as attention now turns to more granular details that will emerge in the coming days to throw light on sector-specific impacts.
Follow-up buying interest is needed for bulls to regain control, which now appears possible in the upcoming sessions as the US reduced reciprocal tariffs on Indian goods to 18 percent from 25 percent.
“Let us hope that it is a win-win deal for both the countries as they have a lot to gain through cooperation,” Shah said.
Tariff on India to drop to 18% from 50%; US says India agreed to stop buying Russian crude
With the "Reform Express" now targeting "Champion MSMEs," we believe alternatives can reach mutual fund scale—growing from Rs 13.5 lakh crore to Rs 100 lakh crore within the next decade—serving as the primary engine for Viksit Bharat.
Total government borrowings by States and Centre via dated securities are likely at Rs 30 lakh crore, in an atmosphere where demand side factors can be a problem
Amansa held 1.26 percent stake in Clean Science as of December 2025.
As per the draft SID, the fund will invest 80–100% of its net assets in equity and equity-related instruments under normal market conditions, with unhedged short exposure capped at 25% through derivatives.
Jan Swasthya Abhiyan India (JSAI) or the People's Health Movement-India, a national coalition of over 20 networks and over 1,000 NGOs, activists, and health professionals working to secure healthcare as a fundamental right, in a press statement alleged that over the last five years, the Ministry of Health has failed to spend significant portions of its sanctioned outlays.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the country’s macroeconomic fundamentals remain strong and the banks are closely monitoring the situation.
During the session, DIIs purchased shares worth Rs 18,626 crore and sold shares worth Rs 16,180 crore. In contrast, FIIs bought shares worth Rs 15,173 crore but sold shares totalling Rs 17,005 crore.
The FY27 Budget presents a balanced, disciplined and inclusive framework, with a core focus on stability, fiscal discipline and sustained growth.
The theme of the budget largely focused on three key issues - fiscal stability, attracting foreign investment, and improving ease of taxation, said Rupen Rajguru of Julius Baer India.