This week the Indian stock market will depend on global trends, fees related developments and foreign investors (FII) activities. Last week there was a tremendous rise in the market, in which the benchmark index climbed more than 4%.

Stock market experts believe that the market can increase the market due to foreign capital flow, global signals and improving investors perception.

Will the market continue to rise? Experts’ opinion

Siddharth Khemka, Research Head (Wealth Management) of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited said:
“We hope that foreign institutional investors (FII) will return due to attractive valuation and economic reform signs in the Indian market, which may continue to move the market.”

Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice President (Research) of Railways Broking Limited said:
“There is no major economic developments at the domestic level, so investors will be focused on march derivative settlement and FII activities. Globally, American markets and fees related developments have to be monitored.”

Market fluctuations signs

There has been a temporary improvement in the US markets after a recent sharp decline.
But the mixed global signals can cause fluctuations in the Indian market.
Investors will also keep an eye on the rupee status against the dollar and the prices of Brent crude oil.

Last week market performance

BSE Sensex – A 30 -share Sensex rose 3,076.6 points (4.16%).
NSE Nifty – Nifty rose 953.2 points (4.25%).

Activities of Foreign Investors (FII) – Will the market support?

The FII made fierce purchases last week, which brought positivity in the market.
Vinod Nair, the research head of Jijit Financial Services, said:
“Investment flows in emerging markets are returning due to reduced risk-free rates and improvement in the dollar index. FIIs have now become pure buying (buyers) instead of selling, which has strengthened the perception of the domestic market.”

FII shopping data:
Thursday: FII bought shares worth ₹ 3,239.14 crore.
Friday: FII bought shares worth ₹ 7,470.36 crore.

Which factors will be seen this week?

Global market moves – America, Europe and Asian markets perform.
Dollar-Rupaya Exchange Rate-Strongness or weakness of rupee.
Price of Brent crude oil-fluctuations in crude oil prices.
Derivative Settlement (F & O Expiry) – Impact of March derivative Settlement.
Activities of Foreign Investors (FII) – Will they continue shopping?

Advice for investors

Long-term investors do not need to panic, the market may continue to grow.
Short-term traders should be prepared for ups and downs.
Keep an eye on important economic and global developments.