The Indian rupee slipped on Tuesday, tracking mild losses in regional peers and dollar demand from foreign banks, though broader weakness in the greenback limited the decline.
Currently, we are also seeing that the Fibonacci golden ratio is also coming near 24,400 level. So, closing once Nifty gets above that level on the spot basis, after that we will witness some stable buying in the market.
Pankaj Pandey suggests that while Q4 earnings were subdued, FY26 looks promising, particularly for the commodity sector. Cement and steel are highlighted as potential outperformers due to expected earnings improvements and price increases. He also notes the positive impact of declining crude oil prices on OMCs and other user industries, emphasizing the structural benefits for India.
Nifty has surged 10% from its April low, reaching 24,461, prompting experts to advise caution on lumpsum investments due to expected volatility. SIPs remain the preferred route for long-term investors, while staggered allocations via STPs are suggested for those with funds. Auto, international, and tech sector funds have shown double-digit gains since April, driven by strong earnings and global tailwinds.
