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The World This Week 16th October 2020 to 23rd October 2020

  Indian Equity Summary- ·          The week concluded on a positive note for the domestic equity market while the banking index once again outperformed the benchmark index Ø and concluded the week with the gains of 4%. On the back of strong FII fund inflows and optimistic hints from global markets, Nifty ended ~2 percent higher. The feelings of market participants were strengthened by reports that the government is open to more stimulus steps to support the corona virus-hit economy. The government is planning to boost demand, including spending on infrastructure and a potential package for the hospitality sector with more stimulus measures.   ·          Going forward, global factors like development on the US elections front, US /China relations , and domestic factors like start of the Q2 Ø corporate earnings season moratorium decisions and FII/DII inflows and USD/INR rates ; will continue to dictate the trend of the domestic equity market. We expect the trading range for Nifty

The World This Week 1st October 2020 to 9th October 2020

  Indian Equity Summary-   ·          A spectacular comeback by the bulls for the second consecutive week as the benchmark Indices Nifty closed in green, +4.6 % on the back of Ø rally in the IT and the BFSI stocks. Expectations of another fiscal stimulus by the GOI ahead of the festive season , flush in global liquidity and with RBI continuing with its pause stance on the interest rate with the accommodative approach lifted the market sentiment.   ·          Going forward, global factors like development on the US elections front, decision on US stimulus package, while domestic factors like start of Ø the Q2 corporate earnings season and CPI/IIP data ,moratorium decisions and FII/DII inflows , inflation trajectory and USD/INR rates ; will continue to dictate the trend of the domestic equity market. We expect the trading range for Nifty between 11750-12,200 in the near term. Markets may consolidate within a wider range, demonstrating clearly that a sideways movement is more probab