The Indian stock market is expected to face continued pressure in the coming sessions following its largest weekly decline in seven months, with both the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty falling about 2.5%. Factors contributing to this pressure include concerns about expensive valuations, the turmoil in the Chinese economy, a weakening rupee, and a lack of enthusiasm from foreign investors. Additionally, analysts see new headwinds in the form of higher global interest rates, weaker-than-expected domestic macroeconomic conditions, and reemerging profitability pressures. The recent signal from the US Federal Reserve indicating a higher-for-longer interest rate regime has also impacted markets worldwide, particularly emerging markets.