Indian shares are set to open higher on 9 Feb 2026, supported by optimism around a new interim India-US trade agreement and positive global cues.
Nifty futures traded above the previous close, signaling an upbeat start for the indices.
The interim trade framework aims to cut tariffs on key products like textiles and agricultural goods.
India agreed to reduce duties on certain U.S. industrial and farm products as part of the pact.
Foreign investor confidence strengthened, evidenced by over ₹19.5 billion in net equity purchases.
State Bank of India reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, boosting sentiment.
Tata Steel also posted robust profits on higher volume sales.
Power Finance Corporation approved a strategic merger with RE
C, improving its sector position.
Asian markets responded positively to global sentiment, with regional stocks rising.
The overall mood on Dalal Street reflects cautious optimism amid macro developments.