A Reuters poll forecasts India’s Sensex to rise 6% to 89,430 by mid-2026 and 92,400 by year-end, while Nifty 50 is projected to climb 5% to 27,200 and 28,500. Analysts cite strong earnings, GDP growth, and resilient investor sentiment as drivers of India’s equity market momentum.
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India’s equity markets are expected to maintain their upward trajectory over the next year, according to the latest Reuters poll of market strategists and economists. The survey projects the BSE Sensex (.BSESN) to rise about 6% to 89,430 by mid-2026 and further to 92,400 by end-2026, compared with earlier August estimates of 86,875 and 91,370.
Key Highlights
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Sensex Outlook: The benchmark Sensex is forecast to climb steadily, reflecting optimism around corporate earnings, domestic consumption, and capital inflows.
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Nifty 50 Projection: The NSE Nifty 50 (.NSEI) is expected to advance about 5% to 27,200 by mid-2026 and 28,500 by year-end, versus August projections of 26,500 and 27,950.
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Drivers of Growth: Analysts cite robust GDP growth, easing inflationary pressures, and strong retail participation as key factors supporting the bullish outlook.
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Global Context: While global markets face uncertainty from geopolitical tensions and monetary policy shifts, India’s equities are seen as resilient and attractive to foreign investors.
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Investor Sentiment: The poll suggests confidence in India’s ability to sustain momentum, positioning the country as a standout performer among emerging markets.
This upbeat forecast highlights India’s strong fundamentals and reinforces expectations of continued equity market expansion through 2026.
Sources: Reuters Poll, Economic Times Markets, Moneycontrol
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