Indian stock market: 8 key things that changed for market overnight - Gift Nifty, Nikkei, to fall in US tech stocks | Stock Market News
Global stock markets signaled caution overnight as mixed economic data and weak cues from US tech stocks weighed on investor sentiment. The GIFT Nifty opened lower, indicating a soft start for Indian markets. Asian markets also showed pressure, with Japan’s Nikkei slipping due to profit-booking and concerns over global demand. US tech shares retreated after disappointing earnings updates and renewed worries surrounding interest-rate trends. Bond yields stayed volatile as traders assessed the Federal Reserve’s stance on future rate cuts. Crude oil prices moved slightly down on worries about slowing global growth, while the US dollar strengthened against major currencies. These combined factors suggest that Indian markets may remain range-bound and sensitive to international triggers. Investors are expected to focus on global cues, major corporate earnings, and key macroeconomic updates that could influence short-term market direction.
The Key points
- GIFT Nifty signals a weak opening for Indian markets.
- US tech stocks decline after disappointing earnings.
- Nikkei drops as investors book profits in Asian markets.
- Global sentiment remains cautious due to rate uncertainty.
- Bond yields fluctuate as traders track Fed policy signals.
- Crude oil prices soften on global slowdown fears.
- US dollar strengthens, adding pressure to emerging markets.
- Asian equities trade mixed amid global demand concerns.
- Investors await major macroeconomic data this week.
- Market volatility expected as global cues remain uneven.
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