RBI’s Double Bonanza: Can It Spark The Next Rally in the Indian Stock Market?

Indian Stock Market Bulls Were Buoyed after the Country’s Central Bank Delivered a Surprise Policy Move Last Week, Pushing The Frontline Indices to Breatment Out of Their Recent Narrow Trading Ranging AMID ONOONGE AONOON Trade tensions.

The RBI-LED UPTREND Extnded in Today’s Trade (June 9) as well, with both frontline indices Gaining Nearly 0.70% Each to the Day’s HIGH, LED BY FINANCC Renewed Interest from Dalal Street Investors. Optimism grew that the latest policy moves would support credit recovery in the economy and lead to a rebound in banks.

On Friday, the Indian Central Bank Announced a Deeper-That-Expected 50 Basis Point Cut in the Repo Rate to 5.5%, Bringing it to a Nearly Three-Yaar Low, Along with Ann Unexpected 100 Basis PONTATATATATUTATUTUTUTUTly. These moves reflect the RBI’s Shift in Focus Toward Reving The Country’s Growth Engine After Successfully Bringing Inflation Under Control.

The CRR cut surprised the street, even thought the rbi had already infused over 7 Lakh Crore of Liquidity Through Omos and Forex Swaps Since Since January 2025. This policy tailwinds, combined with domestic positives such as strong Q4 GDP Growth and Higher Gst Collections Drive Market Momentum in the Near Term.

However, experts said that the sustainability of the rally

Valuation Still Remains Stretched Across Sector

Following the better-tha-exposed March Quarter Numbers by India Inc., Valuation Concerns Esed A BIT But Still Remain Elevated Across Several Sector and Stocks, as Earnings DownGrades Constinue Outpace upgrades

According to domestic brokege firm Motilal’s Coverage Universe, Earnings Estimate for 63 Companies Ware Upgraded By More Than 3%, with there 110 companies were downgraded by over 3%, INDICTING Downgrades Continue to outnumber upgrades.

The street is anticipating that nifty 50 companies could deliver mid-teen earnings growth over the next two years, which analysts believe will be Hard to ACHIEVE GIVENGES The downgrades likely to personal.

Following a modest 1% year-on-eye growth in EPS for25, nifty 50 earnings estimate for fy26 and fy27 have ben revised downward by 2% and 1.1%, respectly, to 1,135 and 1,3144.

RBI’s Stimulus May Lift Floors, But Earnings Growth Needed to Break Ceilings: Experts

According to Dr. VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services, The Monetary Bazooka Fired by the RBI on Friday will keep the market spirits alive in the Near-TERM. But this is not sufficient to sustain the rally triggered on Friday. More Important is the trend in earnings growth. Q4 Results Indicate Better Earnings Growth for Midcaps. But large and small caps continue to struggle.

Vijayakumar believes that fy26 earnings are unlikely to reach mid-teen growth levels, which are necessary for the market to remain resilient and movely

He added that the market needs clear signs of revaneue and earnings acceleration to break out of its current range. In the absence of such indicators, the nifty may only Edge Higher to a Range of 24,500–25,500.

While Abundant Liquidity Could Support The Downside, Concerns Over Earnings Are Likely to Cap Any Significant UPSIDE. On a positive note, he sees weak macroeconomic data from the us and China as support for emerging markets like India.

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