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Markets Brace for Volatility Ahead of November Expiry
23 Nov
Summary
- Market sentiment will be shaped by macroeconomic data and foreign investor activity.
- Investors anticipate increased volatility due to the upcoming November derivatives expiry.
- Key economic releases, including Q2 GDP and industrial production, are closely watched.
This week, Indian markets are anticipated to experience heightened volatility as investors brace for the November derivatives expiry. Several high-impact domestic macroeconomic releases, including Q2 GDP data and industrial production figures, are expected to dictate market sentiment. Globally, investors will be focused on US market performance and key economic indicators, which are likely to influence foreign capital flows.
Analysts suggest that while markets may see some profit-booking if the rupee weakens further, the overall outlook remains positive. Resilient domestic macroeconomic conditions and consistent buying on dips are expected to support market stability. Additionally, any positive developments in India-US trade talks could act as a short-term catalyst.
