Indian markets are experiencing their calmest earnings season on record as traders look beyond Tata Consultancy Services’ disappointing results. Options data reveals the lowest-ever implied volatility for Nifty 50 companies at the start of an earnings period, with traders positioning for just 2.3% average earnings-day moves – the most subdued reading since Bloomberg began tracking this data in 2016. This remarkable market calm suggests investors are taking a broader, more measured view of corporate performance rather than reacting sharply to individual company disappointments.
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Indian benchmark indexes opened lower as global markets reacted to President Trump’s confirmation of ongoing tariffs, with the Nifty 50 down 0.49% and the BSE Sensex down 0.37%. This decline follows a 16% drop from record highs amid concerns over growth, corporate earnings, and foreign selling. All major sectors recorded losses, and foreign portfolio investors have sold over $26 billion in shares since October, raising concerns about the impact of U.S. tariffs on emerging markets like India.
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The Indian stock market remained sideways, with the Nifty 50 index closing at 23,549, down 139 points, while the BSE Sensex fell 528 points. Sumeet Bagadia from Choice Broking suggests a stock-specific approach amid quarterly results, indicating a potential bullish trend if the Nifty breaks above 23,800. He advises looking for breakout stocks for intraday trading, as the market shows crucial support at 23,500.
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