Nifty Prediction October 13: India is gearing up for another trading week, and market sentiment is boldly optimistic even after the resurgence of global trade tensions. As the week ended on October 10, 2025, the Nifty 50 scaled its hight by 391 points or 1.5% to finish at 25,285.35, marking the second week of continuous growth. In the same breath, the Sensex climbed by 1.35% to 82,500.82, lifted partly by strong corporate earnings and festive season tailwinds.
The wider market has an upbeat tone on the back of sturdy domestic demand and fairly good early instincts from Q2 earnings in segments – automobiles, consumer goods, and banks.
The latest round of US–China tariff tensions resurged, with global markets suffering a hit, while equities from India seemed to fare pretty well. A little ease in the tone of the US Federal Reserve and dovish guidance from the RBI with steady inflation data, have left their trust undisturbed.
Brent crude dropped to a low of 19 weeks, receiving less pressure for inflation and cost of imports for the FMCG, paints, and aviation sectors. Meanwhile, after months of selling, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned net purchasers, having bought ₹3,289 crore worth of Indian equities in just the last week.
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Analysts attribute the current changes in trend to the narrowing of valuation gaps between India and global markets, buoyed up by upgraded growth forecasts as well as expectations of strong FY27 earning performance of the companies because of falling interest rates plus probable GST cuts.
Analysts, however, see buoyancy prevailing in the Indian markets despite all the tumult triggered by US President Trump’s new 100% tariffs on Chinese exports and China retaliating by putting port fees on its imports.
GIFT Nifty trading was lower by 197 points at 24,205 on Sunday. A bearish tone in global sentiments has been reflected by this movement. However, domestic fundamentals, given a festive demand, foreign inflows, and moderating levels of inflation, are likely to keep the Nifty upbeat for Monday’s session.
In short, temporary global jitters notwithstanding, India’s market momentum clearly remains far from losing steam.