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  Indian Markets Brace for a Muted Start Amid Volatility and Domestic Positivity GIFT Nifty Up Marginally as Inflation Eases and Industrial Output Grows March 13, 2025 – Indian equity markets are set to open on a subdued note today, with GIFT Nifty futures on the NSE IX trading 4 points higher, or 0.02%, at 22,555.50. This modest gain signals a muted start for Dalal Street, reflecting the cautious mood that has gripped investors in recent sessions. Domestic markets ended marginally lower on Wednesday amid volatility triggered by escalating tensions in the U.S. tariff war. However, the easing of retail inflation and a rise in industrial output are expected to provide some positive momentum in today’s trade, even as analysts predict a range-bound market with volatility and sector rotation. The GIFT Nifty, previously known as SGX Nifty, serves as an early indicator of market sentiment, and its near-flat performance suggests that traders are bracing for another session of in...

  Market Buzz: GIFT Nifty Dips 10 Points as Domestic Resilience Meets Global Jitters March 12, 2025 | 09:41 AM IST Domestic stock markets displayed grit on Tuesday, holding their ground even as Asian peers stumbled following a sharp drop in Wall Street indices the previous day. Analysts suggest that with no major domestic catalysts on the horizon, Indian markets are likely to take cues from global trends and remain in a consolidation phase for now. Market Snapshot: A Quiet Start Looms The GIFT Nifty, previously known as SGX Nifty, hinted at a subdued opening for Dalal Street on Wednesday. Trading at 22,553.50 on the NSE IX, it slipped 7.50 points—or 0.03%—by morning, setting the stage for a lackluster kickoff. Technical Insights Market watchers noted that a strong push past the 22,700–22,800 resistance zone could signal a bullish turn, potentially unlocking further gains in the near term. On the flip side, immediate support lies at 22,315. Volatility crept up slightly...

  Indian Markets Rally as Dollar Weakens and Crude Oil Drops—Will the Momentum Hold? Indian stock markets are experiencing a strong rebound, powered by two significant macroeconomic shifts: a weakening US dollar and a sharp decline in crude oil prices. The past few days have seen a relief rally take hold, with investor sentiment turning bullish as global conditions become more favorable. High probability remains for at least a counter-trend rally towards the 23,700 - 24,000 range. Key Factors Driving the Market Rally 1. Declining US Dollar Strengthens Rupee One of the primary drivers behind this market surge is the weakening US dollar. The dollar index has slipped to 104.2, erasing a significant portion of its gains since September 2024. As a result, the Indian rupee has strengthened, improving market sentiment and increasing the possibility that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) may slow or even reverse their recent selling spree. 2. Brent Crude Falls Below $70—A...

  Technical Indicators Signal Potential Short-Term Rebound in Indian Equities After a significant correction in Indian equities, multiple technical indicators are now signaling that the market may be oversold and poised for a potential short-term rebound. The Nifty 50, which has declined approximately 15% since October 1, gained 1.15% on Wednesday, with the Nifty Midcap 150 and Nifty Smallcap 250 indices rallying 2.43% and 2.71%, respectively. These indices had previously plunged 20% and 25% since October, reflecting severe bearish sentiment. From a technical standpoint, key support levels and momentum oscillators are indicating that selling pressure may be bottoming out. The 100-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA) , the 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement level , and the 14-period daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) suggest the potential for a technical recovery. Additionally, the Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) long-short ratio , which recently touched a low of 11.11%...

   GIFT Nifty Slips 20 Points: Key Market Insights for March 5, 2025 Indian stock markets continued their downward streak for the tenth consecutive session, hitting a fresh nine-month low before closing moderately lower. However, the Nifty showed a strong intraday recovery from the day's low on March 4, signaling some buying interest at lower levels. The recent imposition of tariffs by the United States— 25% on imports from Canada and Mexico and an additional 10% duty on Chinese goods —has heightened trade tensions, further impacting investor sentiment. Market Outlook: Subdued Sentiment with Selective Buying Given the ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties, analysts expect Indian equities to trade with a cautious bias . While foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continue to pull out funds , some resilience in broader market segments may provide partial support. GIFT Nifty Signals Mu...

The Nifty 50 index has experienced significant volatility in recent months, prompting investors to seek detailed technical insights. This analysis delves into key technical indicators, chart patterns, and expert commentary to provide a comprehensive outlook for March 4, 2025. Recent Performance Overview As of March 3, 2025, the Nifty 50 has declined approximately 14% from its peak in September 2024, marking its longest losing streak since 1996. Contributing factors include weak earnings, persistent foreign outflows, and concerns over U.S. tariffs. This downturn has resulted in a $1 trillion loss in investor wealth. Key Technical Indicators Relative Strength Index (RSI) The RSI is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements, ranging from 0 to 100. An RSI below 30 typically indicates that an asset is oversold, while above 70 suggests it is overbought. Time Period RSI Value ...

  Nifty 50 Technical Analysis: What to Expect on Monday The Indian stock market has witnessed significant volatility in recent sessions, with Nifty 50 showing weakness amid global uncertainties and heavy selling pressure. As traders and investors look forward to the next trading session on Monday, analyzing key technical indicators becomes crucial. 📌 Market Overview Nifty 50 ended the last trading session on a weak note, struggling to hold above critical support levels. The index is down nearly 15% from its all-time high , reflecting cautious market sentiment. Key factors driving this decline include: Global Market Trends: Weakness in U.S. and European markets has impacted Indian equities. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): Continued selling pressure from FIIs has kept the market under stress. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs): DIIs have provided some buying support, but not enough to reverse the trend. Economic Factors: Inflation concerns...