The Indian stock market opened positively and continued to rise through the early afternoon, supported by gains in US futures and European markets. Most experts expect the Reserve Bank of India to cut its repo rate by 25 basis points and cash reserve ratio by another 25 basis points at its meeting on Monday. If the rate cuts are announced and the upcoming Greek elections favor bullish markets, the Nifty index could see significant gains above resistances at 5165 and 5195 points. Buying was seen in rate sensitive sectors like auto, banking, realty, and capital goods on hopes of an RBI rate cut, along with FMCG, metal, and power sectors, with no sectors declining.