The Indian market is likely to see some wild swings in the coming week with investors reacting to a slew of domestic as well as global economic data.
There will be just four sessions next week as the market will remain closed on Friday for Dr Ambedkar Jayanti.
Besides economic data, the trend in global crude oil prices and the rupee's movements against the U.S. dollar will continue to play a role in setting the mood. The rupee rose to a 20-month high against the dollar and further strengthening of the currrency will aid sentiment although it could weigh on IT stocks.
IT bellwether Infosys will be coming out with its fourth quarter results on Thursday (April 13).
The government will release the data on industrial production for February 2017 on Wednesday (April 12). In January, India's industrial output had increased 2.7%, over January 2016, after having declined 0.1% in December 2016.
The data on consumer price inflation for March will also be out on Wednesday (April 12). In February, consumer price inflation increased to 3.65%, after rising 3.17% a month earlier.
The wholesale price inflation data will be relased on Friday. In February, wholesale price inflation was up 6.55% as against 5.25% in January.
