D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

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• Economic TimesLean R·2h ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Benchmark indices experienced a decline on Friday due to high Brent crude oil prices and global market weakness. Nifty was noted to face immediate resistance at 22,850 levels, with previous week's high acting as a hurdle. The rupee fell against the dollar for the second consecutive day, impacted by rising crude prices. Foreign portfolio investors were net buyers, while domestic institutional investors also increased their holdings.

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• Economic TimesLean R·7d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  The Benchmark Nifty saw a 0.7% rise, signaling a continuation of its positive trajectory. Market analysts foresee a period of consolidation ahead, with a gradual uptick on the horizon. The key resistance levels for the index are 22,650 and 22,800, while support is noted at 22,500. Additionally, foreign portfolio investors recorded net buys of Rs 1,165 crore, contrasting with a trend of domestic outflows.

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• Economic TimesLean R·11d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Benchmark indices faced a volatile session due to profit booking and investor caution before US inflation data. Analysts indicated that the index needs to create higher highs and lows to signal a potential recovery. While India VIX rose, the Nasdaq ended lower following disappointing inflation data that raised interest rate concerns. Foreign institutional investors net sold shares, while domestic institutions were net buyers on Wednesday.

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• Economic TimesLean R·27d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Indian benchmark indices opened the week with the Nifty index declining amid widespread selling pressures. Analysts indicate that a break below 22,700 could lead to intensified selling, potentially dragging the index towards 22,400. Meanwhile, the India VIX rose 12.1% to reflect increased market fear levels. Foreign portfolio investors net sold shares worth Rs 5,353 crore, while domestic institutional investors were net buyers at Rs 5189 crore.

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• Economic TimesLean R·31d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Benchmark Nifty declined by 1.6% due to rising global uncertainties and elevated crude prices. Analysts predict weakness in Indian equities amid geopolitical tensions and market fluctuations. The immediate support level for the index is identified at 23,000, with resistance at 23,200. Foreign portfolio investors sold shares worth Rs 5,027 crore, while domestic investors bought shares worth Rs 4,201 crore. The rupee also weakened against the US dollar amid these developments.

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• Economic TimesLean R·38d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Nifty extended gains for a second day as oil prices eased. Indian equities are expected to remain cautiously positive after the Fed rate hike. The RSI improved, indicating better momentum, with resistance at 23,300. Foreign investors sold shares while domestic investors bought them on Thursday. The rupee ended with a small loss against the US dollar.

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• Economic TimesLean R·40d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Indian equities declined as crude prices and inflation concerns persisted. Foreign investors sold shares while domestic institutions bought them on Tuesday. The rupee weakened against the dollar due to global conflicts and oil prices. Analysts expect markets to remain weak ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision. Investors will closely watch the Fed's September meeting for rate guidance.

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• Economic TimesLean R·46d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  The Indian stock markets were under considerable selling pressure on Wednesday, highlighted by Brent crude oil prices crossing the $100 mark. This uptick in oil prices dampened investor morale, prompting foreign portfolio investors to sell off shares. Conversely, domestic institutional investors capitalized on the situation to purchase stocks. Coupled with these changes, the Indian Rupee faced depreciation against the US dollar.

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• Economic TimesLean R·68d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  The Nifty index continued its decline for a sixth consecutive session this week. Elevated crude oil prices and global tensions are impacting market sentiment negatively. Analysts anticipate continued pressure on Indian equities in the immediate future. Foreign and domestic institutional investors showed net buying activity on Tuesday. The Indian rupee closed slightly weaker due to oil prices and bond yields.

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• Economic TimesLean R·81d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Domestic equities experienced a slight uptick, with the Nifty finishing virtually unchanged despite gains across various sectors. Analysts predict a positive outlook for Indian equities moving forward. Lower Brent crude prices are favorable for inflation expectations. The India VIX declined, signaling decreased market anxiety. Additionally, foreign portfolio investors showed a tendency toward net buying on Wednesday.

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• Economic TimesLean R·83d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  The Indian market began the week with strong momentum and expects continued positive sentiment. Encouraging first-quarter earnings and easing crude oil prices are supporting this upward trend. Investors will closely watch the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy meeting for further market direction. Developments in the US-Iran conflict and ongoing earnings season also remain key focus areas. Foreign portfolio investors and domestic institutional investors showed net buying activity on Friday.

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• Economic TimesLean R·101d ago

  D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted start

  Indian benchmark indices opened positively but traded within a narrow range. Market participants remained cautious due to the weekly Sensex expiry and intraday volatility. Analysts expect the index to hold support and witness a pullback towards higher levels. Foreign portfolio investors net sold shares while domestic institutional investors were net buyers. The rupee depreciated for the fourth straight day against the US dollar.

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