Markets have been unpredictable, but Vinit Bolinjkar from Ventura Securities shares his insights on why the market might remain subdued in the coming days. Stay tuned for key earnings reports and the Hyundai IPO.
Market AnalysisInvestor SentimentEarnings ReportsIpoGeopolitical IssuesReal Estate NewsOct 14, 2024
The Indian stock market has been experiencing fluctuating sessions, with the market closing below the pivotal 25,000 mark last week.
Vinit Bolinjkar is a market expert at Ventura Securities. He provides insights and analysis on market behavior and trends.
Reliance Industries (RIL) and Infosys are set to release their earnings reports, which will significantly impact market sentiment.
The Hyundai IPO is an Initial Public Offering by Hyundai, scheduled to launch tomorrow. It is expected to absorb a significant amount of liquidity from the market.
The market is likely to remain subdued due to ongoing uncertainties surrounding geopolitical issues, key earnings reports, and the Hyundai IPO, which can lead to cautious investor sentiment.
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