Donald Trump's Inauguration
On 20th January 2025, the inauguration of 
President-elect Donald Trump is anticipated to create 
uncertainty regarding U.S. policies on trade, immigration, 
and diplomacy. Market watchers will closely monitor his 
administration's approach, as any significant shifts could 
have ripple effects on the Indian equity market.
US Federal Reserve Meeting 
U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, will continue 
to influence investor sentiment in India. After Trump 
administration markets expects significant changes in 
global markets or trade relations could lead to volatility in 
Indian stocks.
Union Budget 2025
The Union Budget will detail the government's fiscal 
policies and spending plans for the upcoming year. 
Investors will be keenly focused on measures aimed at 
driving growth, boosting infrastructure investment, and 
supporting key sectors such as consumption and 
finance. Positive announcements in these areas have the 
potential to enhance market sentiment and provide a 
boost to investor confidence.
Monetary Policy by RBI
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) might consider cutting 
interest rates by February 2025 if inflation stabilizes. A 
rate cut would lower borrowing costs and potentially 
boost sectors such as housing and consumption, 
positively influencing market performance.
Indian State Elections
With key state elections approaching, market sentiment 
may be influenced by the outcomes and their impact on 
policy continuity. Investors will focus on whether the 
results strengthen the central government’s mandate, 
which could pave the way for stronger economic 
reforms. A decisive win may boost confidence in the 
government's ability to implement policy changes, while 
uncertainty could lead to short-term volatility in equity 
markets. As the elections unfold, both businesses and 
investors should closely monitor developments, 
weighing the potential for reform against the risks of 
political instability
Geopolitical Tensions
Ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly between 
Ukraine and Russia, as well as Iran and Israel, will be 
closely watched. Additionally, trade dynamics between 
the US and China are expected to influence the Indian 
markets. Any developments, whether resolutions or 
escalations, in these conflicts could disrupt global 
supply chains and impact energy prices, thereby 
affecting Indian investors.
Corporate Results for Q4 FY25
 
The performance of corporate earnings in Q4 FY25 will 
play a critical role in shaping market expectations. 
Analysts are cautious about potential earnings 
slowdowns, which could undermine investor confidence 
if companies report disappointing results.
Inflation Trends
Persistent inflationary pressures, particularly from food 
prices, may influence RBI's monetary policy decisions. If 
inflation remains high, it could delay interest rate cuts 
and affect consumer spending, thereby impacting 
corporate earnings and stock valuations
