The impact of many big factors can be seen in the stock market next week. The market movement will be determined by the activities of foreign investors, global trends and quarterly results of companies. It is known that due to heavy withdrawal of foreign funds and poor second quarter results of companies, there was a big decline in the market last week. Now experts say that the impact may be seen in the market due to monthly derivatives expiry.

Weakness possible in the market
An expert said that due to investors being cautious ahead of the US presidential election early next month, the market may see weakness. The stock markets will be closed on Friday on the occasion of Diwali, but there will be special Muhurat trading for one hour in the evening. BSE and NSE will conduct one-hour Muhurat trading on the occasion of Diwali on November 1, which marks the beginning of the new Samvat 2081.

According to PTI, Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services, said that we expect the market to continue to decline in the short term. The change in this trend will depend on the slowdown in FII selling and the results of the US presidential elections. All these factors are very important. At the same time, Santosh Meena, Head of Research, Swastika Investmart Limited, said that going forward, FII will play an important role in determining the direction of the market, while the market is expected to remain volatile due to the October F&O Expiry. Companies are releasing the results of the second quarter. In such a situation, the upcoming quarterly results will play an important role in giving direction to the market. He also said that the impact of geopolitical events, especially the Iran-Israel crisis and crude oil prices, can be seen in the stock market. Apart from this, many important figures are also to be released next week, such as US employment figures, GDP figures, China's PMI manufacturing data. The impact of all these can be seen in the market. Last week, the BSE Sensex of 30 stocks fell 1,822.46 points or 2.24 percent, while Nifty was down 673.25 points or 2.70 percent.