D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

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• Economic TimesLean R·2h ago

  D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

  Indian equity benchmarks experienced a third consecutive session of declines due to selling pressure. Global cues remained weak, impacting market sentiment and performance. A recovery is possible if the index reclaims 22,800, while immediate support is at 22,600. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers, but the rupee fell against the dollar amid rising crude oil prices. Investors are advised to assess levels carefully as market volatility persists.

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• Economic TimesLean R·18d ago

  D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

  The Nifty index continues to decline, marking its eighth consecutive week of losses due to market pressures. Analysts predict that the combination of foreign selling and rising bond yields will affect sentiment negatively. The Indian rupee has also weakened, contributing to ongoing market challenges faced by investors. Importantly, the 200-Week EMA remains a critical level for potential recovery or further decline.

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• Economic TimesLean R·38d ago

  D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

  Indian benchmark indices witnessed a turbulent trading day on Friday, suffering significant losses in the initial hours. Analysts imply that crossing the 23,500 mark could hint at a recovery toward 23,650 levels. The India VIX surged by 4.1%, settling at 12.28, reflecting increased market anxiety. Foreign portfolio investors netted sales of shares worth Rs 931 crore, contrasting with domestic investors who bought Rs 1,968 crore.

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• Economic TimesLean R·50d ago

  D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

  The Nifty index fell for a third straight day, closing lower amid rising market volatility. Analysts suggest markets may face continued pressure due to oil prices and bond yields. Foreign portfolio investors and domestic institutional investors were net buyers of shares on Wednesday. The Indian rupee ended little changed, supported by the Reserve Bank of India. SAIL and LIC Housing Finance are currently in the F&O ban period.

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• Economic TimesLean R·64d ago

  D-Street poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

  Nifty declined for a seventh session, influenced by elevated crude oil prices. Analysts anticipate continued pressure due to global weakness and geopolitical tensions. The India VIX, a fear gauge, saw a slight decrease to 11.32 levels. Foreign and domestic institutional investors showed net buying activity on Wednesday. The Indian rupee weakened against the dollar but saw central bank intervention.

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