A cautious start appears on the cards, though sentiment may improve as President Trump has reassured markets on Wednesday that the U.S. would secure a “good deal” with China — one that he said would “benefit both sides.”
Investors await key signals from the high-stakes meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping — their first interaction since Trump’s return to office in January.
The two leaders are expected to formalize a trade truce after months of friction, with possible measures including:
• A rollback of fentanyl-linked tariffs,
• Approval for the sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations,
• Resumption of soybean purchases, and
• A pause on China’s rare earth export controls.
Bottom-line: A bullish consolidation day ahead with stock specific activity commanding investors’ attention. Nifty should comfortably close above 26000 mark.
9:00 am GLOBAL UPDATE:
GIFT Nifty 🇮🇳: (-72, 26183)
Dow Futures: (+121, 47753)
Nasdaq 100 Futures (+143, 26267)
Nikkei (+81, 51399)
Hang Seng (+215, 26561)
Dollar Index (-0.06%, 99.11)
WTI OIL (-0.39%, 60.25)
Gold (-3, 3928)
Securities in Ban for Trade Date: Thursday, October 30th 2025*
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The earnings calendar promises to be eventful. Key Earnings on radar this week:
• Thursday (October 30): ITC, Pidilite Industries, Cipla, Canara Bank, and Dabur India.
• Friday (October 31): Maruti Suzuki India, Bharat Electronics, Shriram Finance, Godrej Consumer Products, and ACC.
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