Indian company earnings so far for the September 2025 quarter show a mixed performance. Key sectors like financials and automotive showed robust domestic-driven performance, while export-oriented sectors like IT faced headwinds, said Devang Mehta.
Sectors that were laggards in the last quarter such as Banking and Consumption have likely found their base and are expected to show better results in the coming year, aided by macro stimulus from the Government and RBI, said Sonal Minhas.
The Nifty Realty Index has formed a strong base and recently broke out from a rectangle pattern on the daily chart, indicating the potential for a follow-up move on the upside towards Rs 1,050 in the near term, says Jain
While the India–US trade deal will certainly add another layer of confidence, the near-term market focus remains on sustained earnings delivery and macro stability, said Nikunj Doshi.
Despite the weekly pullback, it's important to recognise that this appears to be a minor correction rather than a trend reversal
Foram Chheda has a neutral to mildly bullish view for the equities ahead in November.
Investor sentiment is increasingly optimistic, with the market recognizing that the earnings cycle is nearing its trough. Expectations of a rebound into double-digit growth suggest a favourable setup for sustained momentum and further upside, said Niraj Kumar of Generali Central Life Insurance.
The risks to the market are more likely to emanate from financial stress in major developed economies and global geopolitical tensions, Shahzad Madon of TCG Asset Management Company said.
Sagility breached its previous high of Rs 56.40 but failed to sustain, forming a bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart — a potential reversal signal, Sudeep Shah said.
The ongoing result season is on expected lines, which is pivoted on weak demand scenario, margin pressure and companies working towards cost optimisation to keep profitability afloat, said Dhananjay Sinha.
Following another cut in the federal funds rate, Stefan Hofer believes the Federal Reserve could move again in December with an additional rate cut—especially if lower tariffs help ease inflationary pressures.
On a PE basis, Lenskart does look expensive but one should look at what the normalized margins would be in future when growth has stabilized or as compared to some global or domestic peers and then see if on that basis what would be the normalized PE ratio.
Divam Sharma remains optimistic about the market’s trajectory in November, expecting a healthy mix of momentum and selective sectoral strength to drive performance.
Meaningful appreciation in the rupee against US dollar is unlikely in the near term given structural headwinds from trade imbalances and dollar strength, though tactical stabilization around current levels is expected.
Any constructive statements or forward-looking updates emerging from the Asian Summit could strengthen investor confidence and sustain the current market optimism, supporting equities in the near term.
Nifty ended the week positive but below opening levels. Market focus shifts to corporate earnings and potential US-India trade deal, while progress in US-China talks sustains global positive sentiment
Milan Vaishnav said he would continue looking at HDFC Bank and Bharti Airtel.
Rohit Beri expects the trend in de-dollarization to continue and central bank demand for gold to stay strong. However, the current rally in gold prices may not last for long. So, one has to be very careful.
Shooting Star candlestick pattern reflects that bulls attempted to drive prices higher but faced selling pressure near the top, said Sudeep Shah.
The year ahead is expected to deliver healthier stock returns — likely in line with the long-term average range of 12–15 percent, said Rakesh Vyas of Quest Investment Advisors.
These three themes position India for global outperformance in the year ahead, both in relative growth and market returns, Trideep Bhattacharya believes.
Demand recovery for Indian IT Services seems more likely than not in the next 12 months, said Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers.
Foram Chheda noted the Nifty 50 has broken out of a symmetrical triangle pattern, which confirms the potential for an upward move.
Definedge’s Prashant Shah sees Nifty heading beyond 30,000 in Samvat 2082, with metals, defence, and midcaps poised to surprise investors.
Vikas Khemani sees Nifty hitting 30,000 by next Samvat, driven by Fed rate cuts, FII inflows, and an IT sector comeback after years of de-rating.