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Indian Stocks Expected Higher Amid Cautious Investor Sentiment

Indian Stocks Expected Higher Amid Cautious Investor Sentiment
ndian stocks eye positive start amid lacklustre sentiment · thehindubusinessline.com

Indian stock markets may start Friday a little higher.

This signal comes from Gift Nifty, which was at 24,260.

Investors are still worried about interest rates, inflation, oil prices and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.

These worries could make people more careful about buying stocks.

Strong results from NVIDIA helped technology shares in the United States.

Asian markets were mixed, with Japan stronger and South Korea weaker.

Investors are waiting for Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s speech for clues about future interest rates.

Some analysts think investors can buy strong companies when prices fall.

Other analysts say people should avoid taking large overnight risks and choose stocks carefully.

Key facts

Gift Nifty
24,260, indicating a likely higher opening for Indian markets.
Crude oil
WTI was hovering near $83–84 per barrel.
U.S. technology stocks
NVIDIA’s quarterly results triggered a broad rally in AI-linked shares.
Nasdaq
Ended about 1.5% higher.
Asian markets
Trading mixed, with Japan’s Nikkei firmer and South Korea’s Kospi under pressure.
Key macro event
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole keynote.
Geopolitical risk
Navigation and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remain sensitive to developments involving Iran and Oman.

Quotes

Ponmudi R

CEO of Enrich Money

“Crude oil, though off its recent peak, remains at relatively elevated levels, with WTI hovering near the $83–84 per barrel mark.”
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Riyank Arora

Associate Vice President – HNI & Derivatives at Hedged.in

“As long as key support levels remain intact, the overall trend continues to favour the bulls. Traders and investors may continue to adopt a buy-on-dips approach in fundamentally strong stocks while maintaining disciplined risk management.”
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