Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Global Equity Rally Fuels Indian Market Optimism
Indian stocks are about to open higher because the world’s markets are doing well.
Microsoft made a lot of money, which made many people want to buy tech stocks.
The U.S. stock market also went up, especially the big tech companies.
Oil prices are high because of fighting between the U.S. and Iran, which worries people about how much it will cost to get energy.
Even though there are worries about the Middle East, foreign investors are still buying Indian shares, which helps keep the market confident.
Indian stock market poised for steady start with Nifty futures near 24,425 after strong global equity rally.
Microsoft’s record earnings and cloud revenue growth sparked a 15–16% surge, adding $450 billion to market value.
US stocks rebounded 1.66% on S&P 500, 2.8% on Nasdaq, driven by tech gains amid rising Treasury yields.
Geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran keep oil prices high, with WTI near $84 and 20% monthly rally.
Foreign portfolio investors bought over ₹3,600 crore in Indian equities, boosting confidence amid uncertain geopolitics.
- Who
- Indian investors and global market participants
- What
- Indian stock market opening amid global equity rally and Microsoft earnings
- When
- Thursday, with the Indian market opening on Friday
- Where
- India, United States, Middle East, global markets
- Why
- Strong global equity gains, Microsoft earnings, geopolitical tensions, and FPI buying
- Indian Nifty Futures
- 24,425
- Microsoft Market Value Increase
- $450 billion
- US S&P 500 Gain
- 1.66%
- WTI Crude Price
- $84 per barrel
- FPIs Net Buying
- ₹3,600 crore