After starting the year on a positive note, domestic benchmark indices are expected to take cues from a mix of domestic and global factors next week. Both Sensex and Nifty jumped to historic highs in the first week of 2026. The Sensex rose by 0.8 per cent last week, to close at 85,762, while the Nifty jumped 1.1 per cent to end at 26,329.
Next week, the investors are likely to keep a track on PMI data, followed by FY GDP growth data. Bank loan growth, deposit growth, and foreign exchange reserves data will offer insights into credit demand and liquidity conditions.
Markets are also likely to react to US military action on Venezuela and jobs data.
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