Nifty futures on the NSE International Exchange traded 33.80 points, or 0.13 per cent, up at 25,757, hinting at a muted start for the domestic market on Wednesday.
Nifty futures on the NSE International Exchange traded 46 points, or 0.16 per cent, up at 25,922, hinting at a positive start for the domestic market on Tuesday.
Nifty futures on the NSE International Exchange traded 5.70 points, or 0.02 per cent, up at 25,794, hinting at a muted start for the domestic market on Monday.
Indian equity markets have witnessed a sharp sell-off in the first week of 2026, with the Sensex falling over 2,200 points and the Nifty down around 2.5%. Market participants remain cautious amid global uncertainties and expected news flow over the weekend. According to Prashanth Tapse , Sr VP Research Analyst ,Mehta Equitiess, the downside from current levels may be limited, and greater clarity could emerge once key global developments unfold. The expert expects markets to stabilise in the coming week as uncertainty eases and investors assess fresh cues, particularly from global headlines and macro developments.
Osho Krishan of Angel One said the week was a bit discouraging due to a lack of follow-up buying following the developments in Indian equities in the previous week.
Weakness was visible across sectors, with most indices trading in the red. The broader market also came under pressure, as the BSE mid-cap and small-cap indices slipped lower, reflecting heightened risk aversion among investors.
Nuvama India said Nifty 50 earnings are likely be flat YoY in the December quarter, lower than 5 per cent growth posted in H1FY26. This poses downgrade risks for FY26 numbers itself, it said.
As 2026 begins on a shaky note for Indian equities, market expert Amit shares his outlook on what lies ahead. While the chances of a pre-budget rally have dimmed after recent sharp corrections and a failed breakout near all-time highs, optimism remains intact. Amit believes the Union Budget could be a key turning point, triggering a meaningful post-budget rally. With sustained FII outflows, a weakening rupee, and the absence of a US–India trade deal, the government is under pressure to act. Historically, policymakers have responded decisively in challenging times. The big question now—can Budget 2026 revive sentiment, stem foreign outflows, and put markets back on a growth path? Investors are watching closely.
Nifty futures on the NSE International Exchange traded 12.90 points, or 0.05 per cent, up at 25,998, hinting at a muted start for the domestic market on Friday.
Nifty has seen a bearish breakdown from the rising trendline connecting the higher bottoms of November 2025 and December 2025, along with a close below the 50-EMA.
Reliance Industries emerges as the top loser on the Nifty 50 after denying reports of Russian crude shipments to its Jamnagar refinery. Adding to the pressure, CLSA has removed Reliance from its India portfolio, citing underperformance in 2025. Here are the reason why Reliance Shares fell in trade today





