
Indian Stock Market Weekly Outlook: 11 Key Triggers for Sensex, Nifty Including Q4 Earnings, US-Iran Talks & Gold Surge
Indian Stock Market Preview – April 21, 2025
The Indian stock market is expected to open flat to negative on Monday, influenced by a blend of global developments and domestic earnings cues. Gift Nifty was trading near the 23,801 level — almost 50 points below the previous Nifty futures close — signaling a tepid start to the week.
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On Thursday, ahead of the Good Friday holiday, benchmark indices extended their bull run. The Sensex surged 1.96% (1,509 points) to 78,553.20, and the Nifty 50 closed 1.77% higher at 23,851.65. This momentum now faces tests from global uncertainty and fresh Q4 earnings.
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“With Nifty 50 hovering near its swing high at 23,800, the spotlight now turns to Q4 earnings and global cues. We continue to recommend a ‘buy on dips’ approach focused on rate-sensitive sectors,” – Ajit Mishra, SVP – Research, Religare Broking Ltd.
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