Indian stocks have risen for two days as the rupee bounced back from record lows and global cues look positive, while investors await the US Fed's next rate decision.
The Nifty 50 gained 0.79% to close at 26,172.40 on Monday, adding to a 0.58% rise on Friday for a total 1.4% gain over two sessions. The rupee fell 0.4% to 89.65 per dollar, ending its three‑day rally. Foreign investors sold about ₹457 crore of Indian shares after buying for three days.
Global news will still move the market. The upcoming U.S. third‑quarter GDP report will show how tariffs are affecting the economy and may shape expectations for the Fed’s interest‑rate path.
Analysts suggest focusing on stocks with solid fundamentals and clear technical signals.
Remember, this is just one perspective, not a prediction. Do your own research or talk to a certified advisor before making any trades.
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