Last week, the stock market saw a significant ups and downs. During the period, BSE’s 30-share index Sensex fell 0.85% to settle at 74,775.74, while Nifty fell 0.72% to close at 23,547.75. Now, market attention will turn to some important economic data and policy decisions to be released in the coming weeks. Key developments from June 1 to June 5 such as RBI’s MPC meeting, India’s GDP report, PMI data and US employment data can determine the future direction of the market. And according to this, it can be decided whether the stock market will boom or slump.
Performance of Companies and Vehicle Sales Statistics (June 1)
Earlier in the week, the ‘Manufacturing PMI’ figures for May will be released; This will provide information about the current status and health of the manufacturing sector. In addition, the sales figures of the automobile manufacturing companies will be published, which will give the market an idea of the purchasing behavior of the consumers.
US economic data (June 3)
Important economic data to employment and the service sector in the US will be released. These figures will provide an indication of the strength of the US economy and when the country’s central bank, the Federal Reserve, is likely to cut interest rates. These developments have a direct impact on the Indian markets as well.
Important RBI meeting (June 3–5)
The Reserve Bank of India is gearing up to hold a very important meeting on interest rates. Governor Sanjay Malhotra will announce the decisions of the meeting on the morning of June 5. The entire market will be watching whether the cost of borrowing will rise or if there will be some relief. This event is considered very important for stokes in the banking sector.
India’s GDP data (June 5)
India’s economic growth data, particularly the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data, will be released on June 5. These statistics will reveal the true picture of the country’s economy and also estimate the speed at which our economy is expanding.
US unemployment figures and crude oil prices (June 5)
Also on June 5th, US unemployment rate data will also be released. In addition, investors will closely monitor current tensions between the US and Iran, as well as crude oil prices; Because rising oil prices may create a risk of inflation in India.
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