Nifty has rallied more than seven percent from its 2018 lows of 9,980 to over 10,700 levels despite higher crude oil prices, rising US bond yields and a weak INR:USD, on hopes of an earnings recovery, easing in trade war fears, geopolitical tensions and domestic institutional inflows.
The index has now been consolidating and the same is likely to continue for a couple of sessions, experts said, adding that investors are awaiting clarity on corporate earnings as well as Karnataka assembly elections that will be held next week.
From a 12-month perspective, IL&FS' Vibhav Kapoor expects earnings to support the market despite weak macros and sees it trading between 10,000 and 11,000 levels. “One needs to be wary of the 11,000-mark as that is when earnings will start to look expensive. Anything beyond that will be an opportunity to book profits in the short-term.”
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