Valuation differentials between India and other markets narrowed after rallies elsewhere. Experts expect GST cuts and low interest rates to boost India Inc’s FY27 earnings. FPIs turned net buyers in the cash market during the last four sessions, buying Rs 3,289 crore.

Global sentiment has weakened due to renewed US-China trade tensions. US tariffs on Chinese imports and export restrictions have raised uncertainties. FPI flows will depend on how this trade situation evolves, analysts said.

Nifty50 rose 104 points to 25,285 amid improving geopolitical and trade sentiment. Collaborations between India and the UK across sectors, including education and defence, also supported investor confidence. Investors will now track India’s retail inflation data for September.

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However, broader indices struggled to maintain consistent gains as pockets of profit booking introduced volatility in the market. Investors remained cautious, keeping an eye on global cues and sectoral performance.

Auto stocks led the early rally, reflecting renewed investor interest in the sector. Other key sectors showed mixed performance, with selective buying and selling pressure influencing the movement of the broader market.

Market analysts noted that while early gains suggest optimism, volatility may persist throughout the day due to profit-taking and uneven sectoral trends. Traders are advised to watch for intra-day swings and global cues that could impact market sentiment.

The Sensex Nifty market update indicates cautious optimism as Indian equities navigate early volatility, with auto stocks emerging as early outperformers.

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According to forex traders, uneven capital flows and concerns arising from US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies have pressured the rupee in recent weeks. At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic currency opened at 88.05 per dollar and quickly strengthened to 88.04. During the session, it also touched 88.16 against the greenback.

Equity benchmarks opened slightly higher on the same day, driven by positive sentiment over progress in the trade dialogue. The Nifty 50 advanced 0.17 percent to 25,110.75 points while the BSE Sensex climbed 0.2 percent to 81,956.51 at 9:30 am.

Market participants noted that 13 out of 16 major sectors gained, though the improvements remained modest. Broader indices also showed strength, with mid-cap shares adding 0.2 percent and small-cap counters gaining 0.5 percent. The overall outlook remained tied to outcomes of the trade talks and the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision.

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