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Dalal Street Week Ahead: RBI policy, Q2 earnings, FOMC minutes, bond yields, oil prices among 10 key...

Moneycontrol.com 1 hr ago·4 Oct 2026, 4:57 pm

The week ahead on Dalal Street is shaped by several macro and corporate events. The Reserve Bank of India is set to announce its policy stance, which could influence interest rates and liquidity. At the same time, companies across sectors will roll out Q2 earnings, giving clues on domestic demand and profit trends.

Internationally, the release of the US Federal Reserve’s FOMC minutes and movements in global bond yields will feed into rupee and equity sentiment. Oil price fluctuations also matter, as they affect input costs for energy‑intensive firms and consumer spending power.

Investors should keep an eye on the RBI’s decision, key earnings beats or misses, the tone of the Fed minutes, and any sharp shifts in yields or oil. These factors together will likely drive market breadth and volatility through the week.

Excerpt from Moneycontrol.com

The coming week may initially see some recovery, but the overall bias is likely to remain in favour of the bears due to weak global cues despite supportive domestic factors. Focus will be on crucial RBI policy meeting, start of September-quarter earnings PMI data, FII activity, FOMC minutes will also be watched US…
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