Consolidation was seen in the stock market last week. Valuation concerns, the outlook for the second quarter results, continuous selling by FIIs and the impact of the assembly elections were seen on the market last week. RBI has changed its stance in the credit policy meeting, but has not given any indication of a rate cut in the short term. The market will be looking at many factors in the coming week. The results of the September quarter have now started being released and the results of many big companies will be released next week.

Hyundai Motor India IPO is going to open next week. Apart from this, the market will also keep an eye on global factors like US sales figures, ECB meeting, crude oil movement and China's third quarter GDP figures.

Which factors will the market keep an eye on this week Second quarter results Next week, the market will have its sharpest eye on the second quarter results. TCS has released its results as per estimates. Now the focus is on Infosys results and management commentary. Apart from this, results of Nifty 50 companies like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HCL Technologies, HDFC Life Insurance, Bajaj Auto, Axis Bank, LTIMindtree, Tech Mahindra, Nestle India, Wipro and Tata Consumer Products are going to be released. The total weightage of all these companies in the index is 38%. Apart from this, results of HDFC AMC, Jio Financial Services, L&T Finance, Angel One, Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy, Bank of Maharashtra, PVR INOX, Aditya Birla Money, L&T Technology Services, Mphasis, Ceat, Central Bank of India, Havells India, Indian Overseas Bank, Jindal Stainless, Polycab India, Tata Chemicals, Tata Communications, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company, Jindal Saw, L&T Finance, Oberoi Realty, Zee Entertainment Enterprises, MCX India and RBL Bank will also be released. Retail inflation and wholesale inflation data will be released on October 14 on the economic front. Retail inflation increased to 3.65% in September as compared to 3.6% in August. Wholesale inflation slipped to a 4-month low of 1.31% as compared to 2.04% in July. Global economic data If we look at the global level, the market will react to China's inflation rate, PPI and vehicle sales data. After this, sales figures and weekly employment figures are also going to be released in the US during the week. Europe's central bank ECB will also take a decision on interest rates. ECB officials have indicated a rate cut. Apart from this, China will release GDP growth figures for the third quarter. Inflation figures for Japan and the UK will also be released. Crude oil movement Amid tensions in the Middle East, crude oil prices are also expected to continue to fluctuate. The announcement of relief measures in China will also affect the price of crude oil. Experts say that oil demand is still going to remain weak. In such a situation, there is no expectation of a significant increase in crude oil prices in the medium term. Currently, Brent crude oil is below $ 80 per barrel last week. Institutional investors' figures The market will also keep an eye on the figures of institutional investors. FIIs have sold ₹ 58,395 crore in the cash market so far in October, which is the highest since March 2020. Institutional investors' confidence in the Chinese market is increasing. On the other hand, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have made net purchases worth ₹57,792 crore in the cash market so far in the month of October. Experts say that the continuous inflow from DIIs can work as a support for the domestic market. Action in the primary market

The IPO of the country's second largest car manufacturing company i.e. Hyundai Motor India will open on October 15. The price band for this has been fixed at ₹ 1865 - ₹ 1860 per share. The anchor book of ₹ 8315 crore will open on October 14. In this IPO, which will close on October 17, the company will sell 14.3 crore shares through OFS. This company, which will have a market cap of around ₹ 1.59 lakh crore after listing, will reserve 7,78,400 shares for employees, who will also get a discount of ₹ 186 per share.

Lakshya Powertech IPO: This will be the first IPO from the SME segment next week, which will open for subscription between October 16 and 18. This engineering consultancy company from Ahmedabad is preparing to raise ₹ 50 crore through this IPO. This IPO will be a completely fresh issue and its price band has been fixed at ₹171 - ₹180 per share. Its listing is to be done on 23 October.

Freshara Agro Exports IPO: The IPO of this company will open on 17 October. The company will raise ₹75.4 crore through this IPO and the price band has been fixed at ₹110 - ₹116 per share. Its listing is to be done on NSE Emerge on 24 October.

Garuda Construction and Engineering's IPO will be listed from the mainboard. This listing is to be done on NSE and BSE on 15 October. The issue price for this IPO of ₹264 crore has been fixed at ₹95 per share. Shiv Texchem from the SME segment is to be listed on BSE SME platform on 15 October. Apart from this, the share of Pranik Logistics will be on NSE Emerge on 17 October.