The week from September 7 to September 12 is expected to be packed with both domestic and global economic cues, corporate actions, and critical data releases that could set the tone for equity markets. Investors and traders are keeping a close eye on these developments as they could significantly impact market sentiment.
In India, several important updates are lined up. On September 9, the weekly Nifty expiry will be watched closely, followed by the weekly Sensex expiry on September 11. September 10 will see the release of AMFI and SIP data, which provides insights into mutual fund flows and investor participation in the equity markets. The week will conclude with the release of Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation data on September 12, an important macroeconomic indicator for policymakers and markets.
Global cues will also play a critical role in driving investor sentiment. On September 7, the OPEC+ meeting will be closely monitored for updates on oil production, which directly impacts crude prices and inflation globally. In the United States, September 10 will see the release of wholesale inventories and Producer Price Index (PPI) data, while September 11 will bring CPI numbers, initial jobless claims, and the federal budget balance. On September 12, the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index will be released, offering insights into consumer confidence in the US economy.
From Europe, the key trigger will be the European Central Bank’s rate decision scheduled for September 11, which will be watched for policy direction. In the UK, industrial production data will be released on September 12. China will publish foreign reserves data on September 7, trade data on September 8, and both PPI and CPI inflation data on September 10, which could indicate the health of its slowing economy. Meanwhile, Japan will release GDP data on September 8, PPI on September 11, and industrial production on September 12.
Apart from economic data, corporate actions will keep market participants engaged. On September 8, BLS E-Services, HFCL, and Titagarh Rail will trade ex-dividend. It will also be the last day to buy shares of BLS International, Dilip Buildcon, GSFC, India Tourism Development Corporation, RBL Bank, and SAIL to be eligible for dividend. On September 9, these same companies will trade ex-dividend, and it will be the last day to buy shares of Astra Microwave, Campus Activewear, Force Motors, Gujarat State Petronet, and PNB Gilts to qualify for dividend benefits.
September 10 will see Astra Microwave, Campus Activewear, Force Motors, Gujarat State Petronet, and PNB Gilts trade ex-dividend. In addition, September 10 will also be the last day to buy shares of Patanjali Foods to be eligible for a 2:1 bonus issue, which will be a significant event for investors in the FMCG sector.
Overall, the week ahead looks eventful with a mix of domestic data releases, global economic updates, and key corporate actions. Market volatility may rise as investors react to these developments, making it an important week for traders and long-term investors alike.
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