FII Buying Returns, Crude higher but Remains Below $80: Can Bulls Maintain Their Grip on the Market When war related news flow is still persist??
The market enters today's session with a mix of positive and cautious signals.
While geopolitical tensions and slightly negative US futures may keep traders alert, strong institutional buying and a healthy technical setup continue to support the broader market trend.
For now, the structure remains constructive, but investors should keep a close watch on crude oil and global developments.
##FIIs Turn Net Buyers
One of the biggest positives for the market is the return of foreign buying.
Institutional Activity (10 July 2026)
• FII Cash Market: +₹2,603.72 crore
• DII Cash Market: +₹2,019.68 crore
• FII Index Futures: +₹1,910.98 crore
• FII Stock Futures: +₹3,303.47 crore
##Crude Oil Shows Strength, But Still Below the Danger Zone
Crude oil has bounced from recent lows and is showing some strength.
However, the most important point is:
Crude remains below $80 per barrel
As long as oil stays below this level, the market is unlikely to view it as a major threat.
A sustained move above $80 could lead to:
• Inflation concerns
• Pressure on corporate margins
##War Headlines Continue to Flow
Geopolitical developments remain in focus, with war-related headlines continuing to emerge.
Investors should remain watchful of global events.
--->US Futures Trade Slightly Lower
US futures are trading marginally in the red, indicating a cautious global backdrop.
##Sectors to Watch
BANKING