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April 5, 2026
The domestic stock market is expected to remain volatile this week as investors track the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy decision, key global macroeconomic data and the impact of the West Asia conflict, analysts said.
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Bulls staged a sharp rebound on Thursday, lifting Sensex and Nifty to a second straight gain despite high volatility. IT stocks led the recovery, while India VIX edged higher. Analysts see near-term upside but caution that broader weakness and elevated volatility persist. Market sentiment remains positive, supported by strong breadth and selective buying interest.
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Rs 2,378 crore in IPO anchor shares unlocking across 11 firms during April–May may create supply pressure, with clustered expiries potentially impacting stock prices and short-term market sentiment significantly.
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The combined market valuation of six of the top-10 most valued firms declined by Rs 64,734.46 crore in a holiday-shortened last week, with Bharti Airtel taking the biggest hit, reflecting the broader weakness in the equities market.
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Nine largecap stocks show 45–65% upside based on analyst consensus, highlighting strong growth potential. These projections guide investors toward high-quality opportunities with favorable ratings and expected returns over the next year.
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As many as 38 companies, including SBI Funds Management and Manipal Health Enterprises, filed preliminary IPO papers with Sebi in March 2026, signalling improving issuer sentiment even as regulatory timelines contributed to the surge.
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Bank Nifty remains at a critical juncture ahead of the RBI monetary policy, with recent volatility giving way to early signs of stabilisation.
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Nine large-cap stocks show 45–65% upside based on analyst consensus, highlighting strong growth potential. These projections guide investors toward high-quality opportunities with favorable ratings and expected returns over the next year.
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Global crude oil markets are once again in turmoil, with surging prices casting a dampening shadow over economies worldwide.
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Foreign investors continued to exit Indian equities, withdrawing Rs 19,837 crore (USD 2.1 billion) in the first two trading sessions of April, weighed down by the West Asia conflict, rising crude oil prices, and persistent rupee depreciation.
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