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Budget 2025 Can open to the market passing through consolidation.

Experts views: Before the general budget, there has been a great boom in the market. Banking and metal index have closed with an edge. FMCG, realty and auto shares were purchased. All the sector index of BSE saw a boom. Midcap and smallcap stocks also increased well. The Indian benchmark index closed in a consecutive fourth consecutive trading session on 31 January amid purchases in all sectors before the budget and Nifty reached above 23,500. At the end of trading, the Sensex rose 740.76 points or 0.97 per cent to 77,500.57 and the Nifty rose 258.90 points or 1.11 per cent to close at 23,508.40.

LKP Securities Format Day Says that Nifty has given a Falling Wage Breakout today. This short term is a sign of bulish reversal. The index also went above the 21-Pirad EMA, which further strengthens the possibility of speed. Apart from this, the current RSI reading is also pointing to a strong boom in the market. However, a lot will depend on how the market reacts during and then during the budget. The Nifty is supported at 23,300-23,200. While registration is visible on 23,600 and 23,800.

Vinod Nair of Geojit Financial Services It is said that the indications from the Economic Survey show that the budget will focus on growth by maintaining fiscal discipline in the budget of this market. Positive global signals and better results of major companies have also given strength to the market today. The market hopes that individual tax cuts and employment generation will increase consumption. By cutting the fiscal deficit but continuing to promote spending on infrastructure, the government can open the way of recovery in the market passing through consolidation.

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How was the market this week

Srikanth Chauhan of Kotak Securities It is said that the Nifty-50 index and Sensex gained 1.6 percent in the week ended on 31 January today. Whereas this week, the mid-cap index recorded an increase of about 0.3 per cent and the small-cap index declined by about 0.7 per cent. The century remains sluggish before the Union Budget of FY 2026. The results of the third quarter of FY 2025 have been broadly according to our expectations. However, management’s comments have not been encouraging, which has further affected the sentiment.

According to the sector, this week was mixed. Capital goods (+3.5%), auto (+3.0%), realty (+6.2%), FMCG (+0.7%) and power (+1.0%) closed on green mark. At the same time, IT (-1.9%), consumer durable (-0.9%), metal (-0.5%), telecom (-2.5%) and pharma (-2.3%) have seen a decline.

Looking at the Nifty, India Electronics (+8.2%), Hero MotoCorp (+7.9%) and M&M (+7.4%) were recorded the highest lead on the weekly basis, while HCL Tech (-3.9%), Sun Pharma ( -3.8%) and Tata Motors (-3.5%) recorded the biggest decline. The FPI has been a net seller in the last five days, while DII Net Bayer was the same period.

Look at the global market, the Federal Reserve in America on Wednesday did not make any changes in the rates citing inflation. Trump has confirmed that he will impose 25 % tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada from February. But he has also said that his administration has not yet decided whether oil imports will be included or not.

In Europe, the European Central Bank on Thursday cut the interest rate by 0.25 per cent, making its main rate to 2.75%. The German GDP declined by 0.2 fees in the last quarter of the year, while its industrial sector remains weakness. Talking about Asia, investors are keeping an eye on the comment on China’s Artificial Intelligence firm, Dipcia, which shook the worldwide markets with a very cheap AI mode on Monday.

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