''Indian markets are expected to open flat on the back of mixed macro data as CAD narrowed sharply while HSBC PMI marginally slowed down in August. Nonetheless, Japan's commitment to double its investment in India in five years bodes well for future growth,'' said ICICIdirect.
''Domestic markets closed at an all-time closing high as sentiments remained positive after India's economic growth accelerated to a two-and-half year high of 5.7% in the April-June quarter on the back of an improvement in mining, manufacturing and services sector performance,'' it added.
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