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US Fed, Earnings, Crude Oil to Drive Markets This Week

Rediff MoneyWiz 1 hr ago·25 Oct 2026, 6:49 am

This week investors will be looking at three main drivers: signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve, the rollout of corporate earnings reports, and fluctuations in crude‑oil prices.

Fed commentary can shape expectations for interest‑rate changes, which in turn influence borrowing costs and equity valuations. At the same time, earnings results from major companies provide a snapshot of profit trends and guide sector performance. Crude‑oil moves affect energy stocks and feed into broader inflation expectations, which can sway both bond and equity markets.

Retail investors should keep an eye on the Fed’s post‑meeting statements and minutes, the earnings calendar for large‑cap firms, and weekly oil inventory reports or any geopolitical news that could shift oil supply.

Excerpt from Rediff MoneyWiz

The US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision is the primary global market driver this week. Quarterly corporate earnings will significantly influence domestic stock markets. Elevated crude oil prices and West Asia tensions threaten India's economy and inflation outlook. Jio Platforms' market debut and foreign…
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