Indian Market Update: Trump Tariffs, Iran Tensions; Next week is a test for the market! Bullish or bearish?

• The mood of foreign investors will determine the direction of the market
• ‘High Volatility’ alert next week
• Will the Indian market remain stable?

Indian Market Update: Indian stock market forecast for next week: The Indian stock market witnessed a bullish run on Friday, February 20, the last trading day of the last week. The Sensex closed up 316.57 points, or 0.38 percent, at 82,814.71, while the NSE Nifty 50 gained 116.90 points, or 0.46 percent, at 25,571.25. Investors will now focus on the coming week. Tariffs and other factors can dictate the direction of the market. Let’s explore these key factors..

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The US Supreme Court has decided to stay the massive tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, sparking positive sentiment among investors. Markets in the US and Europe closed higher on Friday. Despite this, Trump has announced a new tariff of 15 percent. As a result, the world will be watching closely for future developments. This decision has created an atmosphere of uncertainty. Its effect is visible in the Indian market.

Tensions between the US and Iran continue to affect global markets. These concerns were underscored by a sharp sell-off in Indian stock markets on Thursday and a sharp decline in prices. Following this, Trump on Friday warned Iran that the US could consider military action if it does not make a good and fair deal. This has created an atmosphere of caution among investors.

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There is a change in the investment trend of foreign investors in the Indian stock market. Foreign investors returned to the domestic market in February. However, foreign investors were selling in January and the previous few months. On Friday, FIIs sold Indian stocks worth 934.61 crore. Hence, market movements may now depend on foreign investment. The Indian stock market is fluctuating due to the ongoing global tensions. Due to which investors seem to be cautious while investing.