Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Global Markets Rise Ahead of Key Events
On Tuesday morning, the stock markets around the world are expected to start higher.
In India, the Sensex and Nifty 50 are likely to open on a positive note because of several important events.
First, India and the European Union might finally announce a big trade agreement after talking about it for a very long time.
Second, investors are waiting for the results of companies' third-quarter earnings.
Third, the US Federal Reserve is going to decide on interest rates, which affects markets worldwide.
Additionally, there's news that the US might reduce some tariffs on India, which is making investors happy.
All these events are making people who invest in stocks feel more optimistic.
Global markets, including India's Sensex and Nifty 50, expected to open higher on Tuesday.
GIFT Nifty trading at a premium, indicating a positive start for Indian markets.
Key events driving market sentiment include India-EU FTA announcement, Q3 earnings, Fed meeting, and Trump tariff policies.
US markets ended higher on Monday ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision and Big Tech earnings.
Asian markets traded mixed, with South Korea and Japan showing gains despite tariff concerns.
- Who
- Global investors and market participants
- What
- Stock market surge and positive outlook
- When
- Tuesday morning (January 27, 2026)
- Where
- Global markets, with focus on India and the US
- Why
- Anticipation of India-EU FTA, Q3 earnings, Fed meeting, and Trump tariff policies
- GIFT Nifty
- 25,190-25,201 (premium of 110-111 points)
- Sensex
- Expected positive opening
- Nifty 50
- Expected positive opening
- US S&P 500
- Up 0.50%
- US Nasdaq Composite
- Up 0.43%
- US Dow Jones
- Up 0.64%
- Key Events
- India-EU FTA, Q3 results, Fed meeting, Trump tariffs
Sources
Wall Street surges as investors eye Big Tech results, Fed rate decision
LIVE: Will India-EU FTA & Trump tariff relief buzz spark a pre-Budget rally? 25,200 key Nifty level to watch
Stock Market Today LIVE: Gift Nifty signals gap-up start for Nifty 50, Sensex; India-EU trade deal, Q3 results in focus