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Six Nifty 500 stocks, including Sun Pharma and Shyam Metalics, showed a bullish RSI upswing on April 27 after gaining over 6%. The move above the 50 RSI level signals strengthening momentum, often tracked by traders to identify potential buying opportunities in stocks showing upward price trends.
Tuesday brings a shift in weather conditions across most northern states, the IMD has said. Rain is expected to bring some relief from the scorching April heat, with temperatures likely to dip by 2-3°C over the coming days.
Oil prices surged Tuesday as hopes for a U.S.-Iran war resolution dimmed, keeping the vital Strait of Hormuz largely closed and impacting global energy supplies. Analysts predict continued price hikes, with some forecasting Brent crude could reach $150 per barrel if disruptions persist, underscoring significant economic risks.
The Japanese yen held steady as markets awaited the Bank of Japan's policy decision. Other major central banks, including the US Federal Reserve, also have key meetings this week. Policymakers are cautious due to uncertainty surrounding the Iran war's impact on inflation and growth. Japan's finance minister warned speculators about currency market volatility.
Gold prices remained stable on Tuesday. Investors are closely watching for developments in stalled peace talks between the United States and Iran. Key central bank decisions this week will also influence the market. Analysts have raised annual gold price forecasts due to strong central bank demand and economic uncertainty. Platinum and palladium price forecasts for 2026 have been lowered.
US Iran War LIVE: Trump is unhappy with Iran’s latest proposal, saying it fails to address Tehran’s nuclear programme. Meanwhile, Iranian sources said that it wants to first resolve disputes over shipping from the Gulf
Indian stock markets closed higher on Monday. The Nifty index saw a gain of 0.8%. Analysts anticipate a continued gradual upward trend. Positive global sentiment and sector-specific developments are expected to drive market activity. Renewable energy and metals stocks are likely to attract attention. Summer-related sectors may also see demand.
U.S. President Donald Trump is unhappy with the latest Iranian proposal aimed at ending the war, a U.S. official said on Monday. Iranian sources disclosed on Monday that Tehran's proposal avoided addressing its nuclear program until hostilities cease and Gulf shipping disputes are resolved.
Indian markets saw a strong rebound on Monday, breaking a recent losing streak. The Nifty has reclaimed its short-term moving average near 23,950. Sustaining this level is crucial for further gains towards 24,600-24,800. Several companies like Maruti Suzuki, Coal India, and Adani Total Gas are in focus due to Q4 results and news developments.
Asian stocks remain near recent peaks. Investors are watching developments in the Middle East. Central bank policy announcements are also on the horizon. Major technology companies are set to release their earnings reports. These results could significantly influence global markets. Crude oil prices have seen a slight decrease.
Dozens of companies are delaying IPO plans due to volatile investor sentiment and geopolitical concerns, impacting market valuations. While the year began strong, a recent slowdown has seen a significant drop in new listings. Experts anticipate a market pickup in June, contingent on global stability and a resolution of valuation mismatches between issuers and investors.
The Reserve Bank of India is bringing offshore rupee derivative trades under its regulatory watch. Authorized dealers must now report over-the-counter FX contracts, both deliverable and non-deliverable, to enhance oversight of price discovery. This move aims to curb market volatility. A phased implementation starting July 2027 will allow banks time to comply.
Banks faced significant trading losses in Q4 2025-26 due to rising interest rates and forex market corrections, impacting profitability. The Iran war has also clouded the business growth outlook, with lenders becoming cautious and focusing on portfolio protection over expansion. Credit growth is expected to decelerate.
Despite a ₹5 trillion gender budget, India’s push for women’s inclusion faces a severe data and information gap, where it is not clear if women beneficiaries are gaining business ownership.
