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Stock market prediction Nov 2-6 week: Nifty, Sensex rebound from losses - Will bulls deliver a Diwali bonanza? Outlook

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In short

The benchmark indices snapped their losing streak as Trent, IndiGo, and Infosys led the weekly advance across major sectors. Despite the recovery, market participants must navigate external headwinds including the US midterm elections and heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. Additionally, pressure persists from the energy sector after Brent crude climbed past $117 per barrel on Friday.

Key points

  • Technical indicators suggest the Nifty could extend its pullback toward 23,200 if it succ…: Technical indicators suggest the Nifty could extend its pullback toward 23,200 if it successfully holds above Friday's low of 22,905 points.
  • Slipping below the critical 22,900 mark could trigger deeper market consolidation down to…: Slipping below the critical 22,900 mark could trigger deeper market consolidation down toward the 22,600 level.
  • A sustained breakout past the resistance zone of 23,175 to 23,250 is required to confirm…: A sustained breakout past the resistance zone of 23,175 to 23,250 is required to confirm a pause in the prevailing downtrend.

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Stock market prediction Nov 2-6 week: The Nifty 50 and Sensex reversed their previous week's losses, ending the week on a positive note. Gains in the pharmaceuticals and IT stocks lifted market sentiment ahead of Diwali. The Nifty 50 surged 2.59% during the week, the BSE Sensex advanced 1.6%.

As we head for the first week of November, experts decode stock market outlook for the coming week, between November 2-6.

Stock market outlook for next week

The Indian stock market next week is likely to showcase range-bound movement in the coming week as crude oil prices volatility, US mid-term elections, and US-Iran tensions are likely to drive sentiments.

“Indian equities are expected to remain range-bound with bouts of volatility next week, ahead of the US midterm elections on Tuesday and amid uncertainty over a potential escalation of geopolitical tensions between US and Iran, which is likely to keep market sentiment cautious,” explained Siddhartha Khemka - Head of Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

Additionally, corporate earnings will also impact investors’ sentiment. Brent crude oil prices continued to remain…

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