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Next week, the Indian stock market will be influenced by many big factors like RBI’s MPC meeting, November’s auto sales, America’s PCE inflation data, progress of India-US trade deal and FII selling. Experts say that due to these factors the market movements may be affected.
Last week, BSE’s 30-share Sensex rose 474.75 points or 0.55 percent, while National Stock Exchange’s Nifty gained 134.8 points or 0.51 percent.
The Indian stock market will enter the last month of the year 2025 next week. Many big factors will decide the direction of the market in the week starting from 1st December.
Analysts say that next week the policy meeting of RBI, auto sector sales figures, economic data coming from America, progress of India-US trade deal and activities of FIIs will decide the direction of the stock market.
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The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will be held from 3 to 5 December and the decision on repo rate will be taken on 5 December. RBI has kept the repo rate stable at 5.5% since August. This time also there is less expectation of change in rates, but RBI’s comment will give an important signal for the market.
On December 1, auto companies will release November sales figures. If good numbers come, there will be a sign of improvement in demand and the market may get support. Weak data may raise concerns about impact on rural demand and margins.
Trading will be normal in America next week, but the data will be less. Most important will be September’s PCE inflation data, which is the Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation indicator. Global markets will keep an eye on this.
India is trying to finalize the trade agreement with America by the end of the year. Consensus has been reached on most issues. However, America remains in a strict position regarding oil purchases from Russia and tariffs on some agri products. This deal can affect market sentiment positively or negatively.
Like the last few months, this week also FIIs are continuing their selling. Net outflow from FIIs has reached Rs 2.58 lakh crore in a year. Whereas DIIs are continuously providing support. This trend may bring further fluctuations in the market.
