Indian equity traders eye the RBI's policy meeting on Wednesday as the market steadies after a four‑day rally. Meanwhile, analysts await TCS's earnings on Thursday, which could confirm the software giant’s earnings momentum. Outside the country, a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran has lifted geopolitical risk.

The Reserve Bank of India's decision could tilt the benchmark index upward or downward, depending on whether it keeps rates unchanged or signals a gradual tightening. Investors monitor the RBI's stance closely, as a dovish move would support the rally, while a hawkish turn could dampen investor enthusiasm.

TCS, India's largest IT services firm, is expected to report a higher‑than‑anticipated revenue run‑rate, reflecting robust demand from global clients. The company’s guidance will be a bellwether for the sector, as many peers rely on its performance to gauge the strength of the domestic IT landscape.

The ceasefire agreement removes a major source of uncertainty that had pressured markets in the past weeks. With geopolitical tensions eased, investors may channel capital back into growth stocks, potentially extending the current winning streak. The next few days will test whether the RBI’s policy and TCS’s earnings sustain this momentum.