Glenmark is in an extreme overbought zone as per RSI range shift rules. Hence, Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities believes it is likely to slide into the period of consolidation for the short term.
Green Portfolio’s Divam Sharma expects the US Federal Reserve to implement its next rate cut as early as July, given the recent softness in unemployment data and continued moderation in inflation.
Higher government spending and low interest rates could perk up earnings estimates going forward, said TRUST MF's Sandeep Bagla.
Sectors like capital goods, financials, and even select consumer names are likely to report decent revenue growth in Q1FY26, Anirudh Garg of Invasset PMS said.
Corporate profit-to-GDP ratio remains at a 17-year high of 4.7 percent, indicating structural earnings strength, said Right Horizons' Anil Rego.
The auto ancillary sector, which is part of the global auto manufacturers supply chain—especially the US—runs a larger risk from the tariff impact that is expected to be levied after July 9, said Ajit Banerjee of Shriram Life.
Backed by strong technical indicators and firm sectoral participation, Nifty now looks poised to extend its northward journey in the coming weeks and is likely to test the level of 25,800, followed by 26,100 in the short term, said SBI Securities' Sudeep Shah.
The worst is definitely behind for the equity markets from a macro perspective whether it’s a depreciating INR, rising bond yield, FII selling and surging oil prices, said Piyush Mehta of Caprize Investment Managers.
Ashish Kyal is expecting July series to be in positive for Bank NIfty as long as 56,600 remains protected on the downside for a move to 59,000 levels.
OmniScience's Ashwini Shami believes the operating leverage will continue to deliver strong earnings momentum for these sectors.
Mirae Asset's Neelesh Surana expects the market trajectory to be more stock-specific, driven by actual earnings delivery rather than indiscriminate rallies.
According to Himanshu Kohli of Client Associates, the worst may not be over for the market, but robust earnings could spark a breakout, favouring IT, banking, and defence sectors.
As far as June quarter earnings are concerned, what Baroda BNP Paribas MF's Sanjay Chawla would be looking for is the commentary on the outlook rather than the numbers per se.
Yogesh Patil of LIC Mutual Fund AMC believes that the second half of FY26 could witness a pickup in corporate earnings momentum.
The country’s relatively superior economic and corporate earnings growth would position India as an attractive investment destination, said Milind Muchhala of Julius Baer India.
Technical charts suggests that while the overall trend in Bank Nifty remains sideways to bullish, a period of consolidation over the next few sessions is likely. Key support levels to watch are 55,000 and 54,400, said Rahul Sharma of JM Financial.
Jaspreet Singh Arora of Equentis Wealth Advisory Services believes a significant downside in equity markets from current levels is ruled out.
Given the current chart structure and improving momentum indicators, Bank Nifty is likely to continue its upward move and may test the 56,800 level in the near term with a potential extension toward 57,500, Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities said.
Jay Kothari of DSP MF believes valuations in defence space have stretched significantly. The defence index is currently trading at a high price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of around 57-61x forward earnings, which is elevated compared to historical averages and other sectors.
While the risk of reimposition of reciprocal tariffs after the 90 days pause in July remains, Krishnan VR of Marcellus thinks atleast a part of this risk has already been factored in the prices of affected stocks and sectors.
The FOMC meeting was in line with expectations and in line with the Fed’s dual mandate of full employment and price stability, said Stefan Hofer of LGT Private Bank.
Raghvendra Nath of Ladderup Asset Managers believes earnings momentum is expected to pick up again in FY26, though the recovery will likely be uneven across the year.
Sandeep Neema of PL Capital believes there are high chances that the current geopolitical issue will lead to an oil shock; Iran produces 3.5 percent of global crude oil production and any disruption in that output would lead to a spike in oil prices.
If the Nifty 50 defends 24,700, the immediate support, a rally toward 25,000–25,200 can’t be ruled out. However, if it falls below 24,700, the decline may extend to the 24,500 zone. Overall, it is expected to trade within the broad range of 24,500–25,200 in the short term, according to experts.
The real estate market, which has shown signs of consolidation, is likely to bounce back strongly by July-August, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India president said