TCS earnings, Fed minutes, crude oil to steer Indian markets this week

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Indian stock markets are entering a crucial week driven by multiple domestic and global factors. IT major TCS will kick off the June-quarter earnings season on July 9, with investors closely watching its results and management outlook on demand and artificial intelligence. Global cues, including the release of US Federal Reserve minutes and crude oil price movements, are expected to influence overall market sentiment. Domestic monsoon progress will also be monitored as a key indicator for the economy. Foreign institutional investor activity remains an additional factor that could sway market direction in the days ahead.

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