Trading update: Last trading day for FY25–26 is 27th March 2026. Pay-in/pay-out will be on 30th March 2026. Markets remain closed on 31st March 2026 due to Shri Mahavir Jayanti. Trades on 30th March will settle on 1st April 2026, the first trading day of FY26–27.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 23151.10 FII -10716.64 cr DII 9977.42 cr
(16th – 20th March 2026)
As we discussed in the previous report dated 9th March 26 market behavior remained on the expected lines during the week passed by as increased in selling pressure take the nifty to extreme down up to 23112
Infrastructure companies have witnessed increased activity amid rising government spending on roads, railways and urban development. Large EPC projects and public-private partnerships continue to drive growth in the sector.
Technology companies continue to remain key drivers of market performance due to strong demand for digital transformation and IT services globally. The sector benefits significantly from export revenues and currency movements.
Metal stocks have shown mixed trends due to fluctuations in global commodity prices and economic uncertainty. Demand for industrial metals often reflects broader economic activity.
Power sector companies have drawn investor attention amid rising demand for electricity and expansion of renewable energy projects. The sector is witnessing increased investments in infrastructure and clean energy initiatives.
Banking stocks have witnessed mixed movements as investors assess the outlook for credit growth and interest rates. Several banks are expected to benefit from improving asset quality and stable loan demand.
Shares of automobile companies including Tata Motors have remained in focus amid strong demand for passenger vehicles and electric mobility developments. The sector continues to attract investor interest due to long-term growth prospects.
Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Simple Energy is planning to raise around $350 million through a public offering by the end of 2026. The funds will support expansion and product development initiatives.
Several prominent startups including Flipkart, PhonePe and others are expected to explore public listings in the coming years. Analysts believe 2026 could be a landmark year for India’s startup IPO market.
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