As the new trading week begins, global and domestic markets will focus on a series of important economic data releases, earnings reports, and corporate actions that could influence investor sentiment. Here's a detailed look at the key cues to watch from India and around the world.
In India, several macroeconomic indicators and events are lined up. Between November 9 and 10, investors will track AMFI and SIP data, which will offer insights into mutual fund inflows. The weekly Nifty expiry will take place on November 11 and again on November 13 due to the market schedule. On November 12, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data will be released, providing a key indicator of inflation trends. The week wraps up on November 14 with significant releases, including the Wholesale Price Index (WPI), trade data, forex reserves, and the results of the Bihar election, all of which could have implications for the domestic market mood.
On the global front, major economic cues will come from the United States, the United Kingdom, Eurozone, China, and Japan. In the U.S., markets will remain closed on November 11 for Veterans Day. Attention will then turn to retail sales and the Producer Price Index (PPI) figures set for release on November 14. These numbers could influence expectations for Federal Reserve policy moves.
In the United Kingdom, jobless claims and unemployment data will be out on November 11, followed by GDP and industrial production figures on November 13, which will provide a snapshot of the British economy’s health.
The Eurozone will report industrial production data on November 13 and GDP and employment figures on November 14, both critical for assessing the bloc’s post-summer recovery momentum.
In China, inflation data (PPI and CPI) will be released on November 9, followed by retail sales and industrial production on November 14 — key indicators that will reveal the strength of domestic consumption and manufacturing activity.
Japan will announce its Producer Price Index (PPI) on November 13 and the tertiary industry index on November 14, offering clues about service sector performance.
Globally, corporate earnings will also dominate headlines. Key results are expected from Subaru on November 10, SoftBank and Sony on November 11, Singtel on November 12, and major giants like Disney, Tencent, Siemens, and Brookfield on November 13. The week will close with reports from Siemens Energy, Allianz, and MUFG on November 14.
In corporate action, several important decisions are expected in India. On November 10, SJVN’s board will meet to discuss fundraising plans. On November 11, Biocon and Bharat Forge are also scheduled to consider fundraising proposals. On November 14, Infosys will hold a meeting to consider a share buyback, which could have a notable impact on its stock price.
With a packed schedule of domestic and international developments, investors are likely to witness heightened market activity and volatility through the week as data and corporate decisions shape trading sentiment.
Disclaimer:This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial or investment advice. Market participants are advised to conduct their own research or consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The information presented is based on publicly available data and may be subject to change.
