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Indices may see volatility: Analysts
Quarterly earnings from frontline companies such as HUL, Maruti Suzuki and Kotak Mahindra Bank would set the trend for equity markets this week, which is likely to see volatility amid derivatives expiry, say analysts.
New Delhi: Quarterly earnings from frontline companies such as HUL, Maruti Suzuki and Kotak Mahindra Bank would set the trend for equity markets this week, which is likely to see volatility amid derivatives expiry, say analysts.
Overall trading sentiment remains weak due to taxation issues, lacklustre earnings and slowing consumption, they added. The BSE Sensex had posted its second-biggest fall of 2019 on Friday after the government thwarted hopes of tax relief for FPIs.
"Participants will react to Reliance and HDFC Bank's results in early trade on Monday and that could set the tone for the day.
However, markets are facing headwinds from both domestic and global front and might take further beating in following sessions," said Ajit Mishra, Vice President, Research, Religare Broking Ltd.
Releasing its results post market hours on Friday, Reliance Industries said its June quarter net profit rose 6.8 per cent to Rs 10,104 crore as its consumer-facing retail and telecom businesses increased their contribution to overall margins.
Meanwhile, HDFC Bank Saturday reported an 18.04 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 5,676.06 crore for the April-June quarter on the back of healthy growth in core income and restricted bad loan proportions.
"Markets are expected to be volatile in the near term on account of eclectic events viz, US Fed policy meeting scheduled on July 30-31, progress of monsoon and results of various companies.
Though slowdown issues could drag the markets in the medium term, it offers an opportunity for long term investors who have an investment horizon of more than 3 years," said Arun Thukral, MD and CEO, Axis Securities.
