
Stock Market Weekly Outlook: Indian Markets in Correction Mode, Q3 GDP, F&O Expiry, Global Cues Important
February 23, 2025: Markets in Correction Mode: What to Expect This Week
The Indian stock market remained under pressure last week, with Nifty and Sensex closing near their weekly lows. Persistent foreign fund outflows, economic concerns, and global trade uncertainties added to the volatility.
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As we step into the final week of February, key triggers such as India’s Q3 GDP data, F&O expiry, FII movements, Trump’s trade tariffs, and global market trends will shape the market’s direction.
1️⃣ 📉 India Q3 GDP Data (Feb 28 Release)
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2️⃣ 📌 F&O Expiry on Feb 29
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3️⃣ 💰 FII Selling Pressure Continues
4️⃣ 🌍 Global Economic Data & Trump’s Trade Policies
✅ Sectors that outperformed:
❌ Sectors under pressure:
📌 Technical Outlook:
✅ Key Focus Areas:
📌 Investors should remain cautious as markets remain in a correction phase. A clear trend reversal will depend on FII activity, corporate earnings, and global stability.
📉 Will Nifty break below 22,700, or will we see a rebound? The upcoming week will be critical for the market’s next big move.
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