Indian stock markets opened lower on October 1, 2026, with the Sensex falling around 120 points and Nifty slipping below 22,600 in early trade. GIFT Nifty had already indicated a weak start.
What is putting pressure on the market?
- FII Selling: Foreign investors sold ₹10,148 crore worth of Indian equities on September 30, their biggest single-day outflow in nearly six months. September’s total FII selling has reached around ₹44,013 crore.
- High US Yields: US 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields have moved to multi-year highs, making US assets relatively more attractive and putting pressure on emerging markets.
- Crude Oil: Elevated crude prices remain a concern for India because higher oil prices can increase inflation, the import bill and pressure on corporate margins.
- Global Cues: Asian markets remained mixed, while US markets ended mixed in the previous session.
One positive factor is that softer US inflation data has reduced expectations of another immediate Fed rate hike, while crude has eased below $100.
Indian stock market ne October 1, 2026 ko weak opening di. Early trade mein Sensex करीब 120 points gira, while Nifty 22,600 ke neeche trade karta dikha.
Market par pressure kyun hai?
- FII Selling: Foreign investors ne September 30 ko Indian equities se around ₹10,148 crore withdraw kiye. September mein total FII selling around ₹44,013 crore rahi.
- High US Yields: US 10-year aur 30-year Treasury yields multi-year highs ke aas-paas hain. Isse investors ko US assets relatively attractive lag rahe hain, jisse emerging markets par pressure aa raha hai.
- Crude Oil: High crude prices India ke liye concern hain kyunki oil mehanga hone se import bill aur inflation dono badh sakte hain.
- Global Cues: Asian markets mixed rahe aur previous session mein US markets bhi mixed close hue.
Positive side par, softer US inflation data se immediate Fed rate-hike expectations mein kuch cooling aayi hai, jabki crude oil $100 ke neeche aa gaya hai.Overall, abhi market mein FII outflows, US yields aur crude prices key factors bane hue hain.
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