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The stock market may see a rise next week. The market will keep an eye on the first quarter (Q1FY25) results of companies, India’s retail inflation data, US inflation and Powell testimony, domestic economic data, global economic data, FII-DII flow and upcoming IPOs.

Here we are telling you about such factors which will decide the market movement in the next week…

1. First quarter results of companies
From next week, companies will start releasing the results of the first quarter of financial year 2025 (Q1FY25) i.e. April-June quarter. TCS will release its first quarter data on July 11.

HCL Technologies will release its results on July 12. Avenue Supermarts i.e. DMart will release its April-June quarter results on July 13. The market will keep an eye on all these results.

2. India’s retail inflation figures
Market participants will be eyeing the retail inflation data to be released on July 12. India’s retail inflation fell to a 12-month low of 4.75% in May 2024. Core inflation also eased slightly, coming down to 3.1% in May from 3.2% in April. However, food inflation remains stable at 8.69%.

3. Domestic economic data
Apart from the domestic consumer inflation data, data on industrial production, manufacturing production, bank loan and deposit loan growth will be released on July 12. Apart from this, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will also release the data on foreign exchange reserves on July 12.

4. US Inflation and Powell Testimony
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is going to give an important statement on Tuesday, July 9, 2024. After this, he will also give an important speech on July 10. Investors will keep an eye on his statement and speech. After this, US inflation data will be released on July 11.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech will be on July 10.

5. Global economic data
Investors will also focus on China’s inflation and producer price index (PPI) data, which provide information about the economic conditions in the world’s second-largest economy. Apart from this, investors will also focus on South Korea’s interest rate decision, which affects regional monetary policy.

Data on America’s MBA mortgage application and API & EIA crude oil stocks change will be released for the week ending July 5. Apart from this, data on America’s wholesale inventory for the month of May, initial jobless claims for the week ending July 6 and producer price index (PPI) for June will also come. Investors will keep an eye on all these figures.

6. FII-DII flow
Next week, the market will also keep an eye on the activities of Foreign Institutional Investors (FII). Because, FIIs have returned to the Indian market. According to provisional data, FIIs bought shares worth Rs 6,874.66 crore last week.

The Union Budget and the buzz over India’s inclusion in JP Morgan’s bond index are some of the reasons that have fuelled FIIs’ interest in local equities. On the other hand, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have booked some profits in the equity markets last week. According to provisional data, DIIs have sold equity shares worth Rs 385.29 crore.

However, FII outflows have been offset by continued strong buying by DIIs in the equity markets over the past few weeks. FIIs sold shares worth Rs 14,704 crore in the cash segment, while DIIs bought shares worth Rs 20,796 crore.

7. Initial Public Offering (IPO)
2 companies are going to be listed in the primary market this week. Shares of Emcure Pharmaceuticals Limited and Bansal Wire Industries Limited will be listed on July 10.

In the SME segment, one IPO will be open for subscription, while the other three IPOs will be closed. Ambi Laboratories, Ganesh Green Bharat and Afva Infra & Research will be listed in the SME segment next week.

The Sensex gained 0.95% last week
In the last trading week, the Sensex rose by 0.95%. Nifty also rose by 0.08%. On the last trading day of the week, Friday, i.e. 5th July, the stock market saw a decline.

The Sensex closed at 79,996 with a fall of 53 points. At the same time, the Nifty rose by 21 points and closed at 24,323. Out of the 30 Sensex stocks, 17 rose and 13 fell.