Sat, May 04, 2024
The higher top of the bullish pattern is likely to have completed on Friday at the swing high of 22794 levels and the short-term downward correction is expected in the coming sessions.
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Wed, May 01, 2024
Nanda, on the other hand, added that India VIX is presently trading around 13, rebounding sharply from its five-month low of 9.85. Currently, there has been a coupling between the VIX and key indices, a trend that is expected to persist until the election results.
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Tue, Dec 14, 2021
Indian benchmarks erased some parts of the early morning losses were trading at losses in the early noon deals on Tuesday. At 12:21 pm, the S&P BSE Sensex was trading at a loss of 128.19 points or 0.22 per cent at 58,155.23.
Metal stocks have gone through some profit taking after the recent rally but the technical pattern suggests that momentum could favour Hindalco, and Jindal Stainless that have already rallied 90 per cent, and 140 per cent respectively so far in 2021.
The markets are likely to remain volatile on Tuesday tracking weak global cues, but there will be stock-specific action in which global brokerage firms tweaked their rating.
The Indian markets opened in the red on Tuesday amid higher retail inflation data and weak global cues coupled with Omicron virus scare, which has been making the markets across the world jittery.
Amid negative global markets, foreign institutional investors (FIIs), positive domestic institutional investors (DIIs), future & options (F&O) and cautious sentiment cues, the short-term trend of the Indian stock markets will be negative on Monday, December 13, 2021.
Indian market closed in the red for the second consecutive day in a row. The S&P BSE Sensex fell over 500 points while the Nifty50 closed below 17400 levels.
The Indian markets ended lower on Monday after starting the day on a strong note amid rising Omicron cases. Headline indices Nifty and the Sensex were pulled down by financial and FMCG shares.
The stock markets on Monday, December 13, 2021, fell more than half a per cent. Both stocks declined amid mixed cues from the global equity markets. The BSE Sensex declined 503 points, or 0.86 per cent to trade at 58,283.
Dragged by FMCG and financial stocks, the Indian market ended Monday's session on a negative note, as Sensex slipped over 500 points and Nifty closed below 17400-mark.
Mon, Dec 13, 2021
The Indian markets on Monday concluded on a negative note as the Sensex slipped over 500 points and the Nifty50 fell below the 17400-mark at the market close. The weakness in the markets is mainly led by the FMCG and financial stocks.
The Indian benchmarks made a gap up opening amid positive cues from global markets on Monday, December 13, 2021. In the early noon deals, the benchmarks were trading with marginal gains.
Market participants across the globe will keep a close eye on the outcome of the US Federal Open Market Committee’s two-day policy meeting that ends on December 15, and US inflation numbers.
Indian markets closed with gains of about 2 per cent for the week ended 10th December. The S&P BSE Sensex is back above 58000, while the Nifty50 closed above 17500 levels.
The Indian markets started Monday's session on a strong note amid positive global cues. Domestic equity benchmarks Nifty and the Sensex opened at 17,619.10 and 59,103.72, respectively. Nifty Bank also gained nearly 400 points to open above 37,500.
The stock has been a clear underperformer of 2021 but the formation of a double bottom pattern on the weekly charts suggests that we could see a bounce back towards Rs 163 in the next 3-4 weeks.
Amid positive global markets, domestic institutional investors (DIIs), sentiment, negative foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and neutral future & options (F&O) cues, the short-term trend of the Indian stock markets will be neutral on Monday.
The Indian markets closed flat on Friday ahead of inflation data in the US and FIIs selling pressure. Putting a break to three-day gaining streak, benchmark indices Nifty50 and the Sensex both ended 0.03 per cent lower on Friday.
Domestic stocks markets, Sensex and Nifty, closed almost flat on Friday, December 10, 2021, amid negative cues from the global markets. At the close, the S&P BSE Sensex ended 20.46 points or 0.03 per cent down at 58,786.67.
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The Indian markets snapped a three-day rally to eventually end flat with negative bias on Friday, as the Sensex fell by 20 points and Nifty50 closed at an important level above 17500-mark.
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