Stock Market Highlights: Bulls take a breather after 8-day winning run; Sensex sheds 415 points, Nifty ends below 18,700

Written By: Vaibhav Gautam Bansode Updated on: December 02, 2022, 03.46 PM IST

Stock Market Highlights: Bulls take a breather after 8-day winning run; Sensex sheds 415 points, Nifty ends below 18,700

Sensex, Nifty, Stock Market LIVE Today: On the back of weak global market trends, the Indian equity markets snapped an eight-day gaining streak on Friday. The benchmark indices – Sensex and Nifty – each fell by around 0.6 per cent today.

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At the market close, the BSE Sensex was down 415.69 points or 0.66 per cent at 62,868.5. While the Nifty slipped by 116.4 points or 0.62 per cent to end at 18,696.1.  However, both the frontline indices ended near record-high levels.

Wall Street equities made little progress in Thursday's choppy session as investors digested economic data after a big rally in the previous session from US Federal Reserve signals that it would slow its interest rate hiking pace.

Similarly, Asian indices are also trading in the red during the early morning trade, following negative cues from the US market. Japan’s Nikkei fell most by around 2 per cent, followed by South Korea’s Kospi down over 1 per cent, and Hang Seng trading flat with negative bias.

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    BUY MCX Gold Feb At 53500 – Stop Loss 53250; Target 53900

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    Gold prices remained under pressure this year due to aggressive monetary tightening by Fed which dampened its appeal. Gold has regained its safe-haven appeal backed by geopolitical and recessionary concerns.

    Gold is trading near the resistance zone of the $1800 level. A weekly close above the mentioned level may push prices higher toward $1840.

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  • Rupee And Crude Update

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    The dollar index fell to 105.69 levels while US 10-year yields fell to 3.63% as Dow Jones rose 737 points overnight.

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    Exporters need to continue selling at all upticks as USDINR  could not breach 82.00 levels. Importers may also hedge near 81.20 levels as one watches how much RBI allows the rupee to appreciate.

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  • Market Pre-Open

    Sensex, and Nifty50 snapped an eight-day gaining streak on Friday tracking negative global cues. The former is down over 200 points and the Nifty is below the 18750-level.

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    The US dollar index fell to its lowest level since August and Treasury yields sank after Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that it was time to slow rate hikes. He also pointed to a protracted economic adjustment to higher borrowing costs and slow decline inflation as well as a chronic shortage of workers in the United States.

    The dollar index was last down 1.002% after hitting its lowest point since August 11, while the euro is up 1.12% to $1.0522, hitting its highest level against the greenback since late June.

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