Markets Rally

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The Nifty MidCap and SmallCap indices have leaped up to 23% since their June lows. Though valuations seem mildly stretched post this rally, analysts believe this broader market rally is here to stay

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Among individual stocks, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI may climb higher levels in coming sessions

Futures rose 2.5 per cent, following equity markets higher as more certainty emerged from the outcome of the vote

Going ahead, most analysts expect the mid-and small-cap segments to continue doing well as compared to their large-cap peers, which they feel are now fairly valued

Most analysts agree that the road ahead for the markets will depend on how the government and other policymakers - in India and other countries - adopt measures to combat this crisis.

Most global markets surged as investor appetite for risk assets improved due to the progress of an experimental drug for treating covid-19 and on US's plan to reopen its economy.

Sentiment improves as virus spread shows signs of slowing

While analysts agree outlook for equities as an asset class remains strong, the markets may not see a runaway rally from here on in the near - term

While RIL, SBI, Maruti, ONGC and Infosys saw a rise in their m-cap for the week ended Friday, TCS, HDFC Bank, ITC, HUL and HDFC suffered losses.

Select public sector banks (PSBs), construction and metal firms continued to report gains on optimism triggered by the government's stimulus package