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Five triggers likely to dictate Indian stock market this week

Five triggers likely to dictate Indian stock market this week
Q1 results, inflation, US-Iran tensions among key triggers likely to drive stock market next week · thehansindia.com

The stock market is like a big shop where people buy and sell tiny pieces of companies, called shares.

This week, India's stock market ended on a positive note, meaning prices mostly went up.

The Sensex and Nifty, two important number lines that track market performance, both moved higher.

Next week, five big things could change how the market behaves.

Several large companies, including Tata Motors and Vodafone Idea, will tell everyone how much money they made, which is called their quarterly results.

The government will also share news about how much everyday things cost, called inflation.

There is a conflict between the United States and Iran, and everyone is watching a very important waterway called the Strait of Hormuz.

Because of these worries, oil prices went up on Friday, though they were still lower for the week.

At the same time, investors from other countries started buying more Indian shares, which helps the market.

So, everyone is watching closely to see what happens next week.

Key facts

Sensex weekly close
78,499.17 (+0.52%)
Nifty weekly close
24,570.65 (+0.77%)
Brent crude price
$83.55 per barrel (+1.3%); weekly decline of over 8%
WTI crude price
$78.18 per barrel (+1.15%); weekly decline of over 7%
CPI data release date
August 12, 2026 (MoSPI)
FII net buying (Friday)
₹480.24 crore
DII net inflow (Friday)
₹235.56 crore
Q1 results week companies
Vodafone Idea, HAL, RVNL, Tata Motors, Bharat Dynamics, Ashok Leyland, Apollo Hospitals, Bharat Forge, Grasim Industries

Quotes

Ajit Mishra

SVP, Research, Religare Broking

“The Q1 FY27 earnings season will gather further momentum, with several companies, including Ashok Leyland, Apollo Hospitals, HAL, Bharat Forge, Grasim Industries, and Tata Motors, scheduled to announce their quarterly results.”
livemint.com
“Investors are likely to remain cautious as geopolitical uncertainty and evolving expectations for US monetary policy continue to influence global risk appetite.”
livemint.com

Pabitro Mukherjee

Deputy Vice President-Research, Bajaj Broking

“The sustained buying by both FIIs and DIIs was largely driven by the de‑escalation of geopolitical tensions, which helped strengthen investor confidence and supported positive market sentiment.”
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Sources

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