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Earnings, US Fed interest rate decision, crude oil to drive markets this week: Analysts

MillenniumPost 9 hrs ago·25 Oct 2026, 7:47 am

This week markets will be shaped by three key events: corporate earnings reports, the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting, and movements in crude oil prices. Earnings from major companies across sectors are due, giving clues on profit trends and consumer demand.

The Fed's decision on interest rates is a major driver because it influences borrowing costs, currency values and risk appetite. If rates stay higher, equities may face pressure; a cut could boost sentiment. At the same time, oil price swings affect inflation outlook and sectors like energy, transport and consumer goods.

Investors should watch the timing of earnings releases, the Fed's statement and any forward guidance, and weekly oil inventory data. Changes in any of these could cause short‑term volatility in the broad market indices, so staying alert to the data releases and market reaction will be important.

Excerpt from MillenniumPost

New Delhi: Quarterly earnings, the US Fed interest rate decision, movement in crude oil and developments related to West Asia tensions will be the key divers for stock markets this week, analysts said. Besides, Jio Platforms' market debut, trading activity of foreign investors and global trends would also dictate…
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