How does domestic markets took

Domestic markets took a temporary breather on Friday after

hitting a new record high earlier in the day, supported by

positive cues from global markets.

 The capital goods and industrial sectors showed notable

strength thanks to progress in manufacturing and services.

 As earnings season comes to a close, markets are eagerly

awaiting new catalysts, while also taking advantage of the wave

 of pre-election momentum.

 Concerns now remain about rising crude oil prices, rising US

bond yields and stretched valuations, which could prompt

further selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs).

 Therefore, the possibility of small gains along with consolidation

 in the coming week cannot be ruled out, with support expected

 at 21,900, coinciding with the 21-day exponential moving

average (EMA).

 Conversely, in the event of a recovery, the index may try to

break above the key resistance zone at 22,500.

 One stock that deserves your attention on your watchlist next

week is GE Power India Ltd.

 On Friday, the stock closed with a marginal gain of 0.

03 per cent at Rs 293.

45, representing deliveries of 2,21,358 shares, representing a

39.

78 per cent deliverable to volume ratio.

 transaction.

 The Company informed that it has received an order from Tata

Power Company Limited.

 for services related to overhaul and other work related to

turbine generators, with a turnaround time of 55 days and a

base value of Rs 6.

75 crore.

 Of note is the stock's impressive performance over the past

year, delivering multiple returns with a staggering 153%

increase in share price.

 Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and

does not constitute investment advice.

turbine generators, with a turnaround time of 55 days and a

 

base value of Rs 6.

 

75 crore.

 

 Of note is the stock's impressive performance over the past

 

year, delivering multiple returns with a staggering 153%

 

increase in share price.

 

 Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and

 

does not constitute investment advice.

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