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U.S. markets closed mixed, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rising on the back of cooling inflation data, while the Dow Jones dipped. Gains were primarily driven by the tech and consumer sectors. Treasury yields edged up, the dollar weakened, and both gold and crude oil prices rose following positive U.S.-China trade developments. Asian markets traded higher on the heels of Wall Street’s performance.
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Despite easing inflation and positive global cues, Indian indices closed lower, reflecting profit-booking. However, mid and small-cap stocks showed strength, highlighting opportunities outside the large-cap space. The Nifty is expected to consolidate between 24,400–24,850, with key supports at 24,400 and resistance at 24,850. Derivative data indicates a range-bound trend with 25,000 acting as resistance and 24,000 as strong support.
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Indian Market Recap (May 13, 2025)
Sensex: Down 1,281 points (-1.55%) at 81,148.22
Nifty: Down 346 points (-1.39%) at 24,578.35
India’s retail inflation (CPI) eased to 3.16% in April, marking the lowest rate since July 2019, boosting sentiment post-market close. The market witnessed profit-booking despite easing geopolitical tensions and global support.
Expectations for FY26 earnings are improving, with favorable government policies, strong global demand, and an encouraging monsoon forecast boosting market outlook.
BSE Midcap Index closed muted, while Small-cap Index outperformed, gaining 1%.
Sector Performance: Capital Goods, Media, PSU Bank, and Pharma sectors gained 1-1.6%. In contrast, IT, Metal, FMCG, Oil & Gas, and Realty sectors faced profit-taking, slipping 0.9-2.5%.
Cipla warns of lower margins in FY26–FY27 as gRevlimid fully phases out.
Chalet Hotels forecasts double-digit revenue growth in FY26.
FIIs/DIIs Data: FIIs net sold ₹476.86 crore, while DIIs net bought ₹4,273.80 crore in equities.
Nifty Outlook for the Short-Term
The Nifty index formed a bear candle within the previous session's price range, indicating profit-booking near the psychological 25,000 mark. Following a 12-session consolidation breakout (24,589-23,848), the index is now retesting the breakout zone of 24,400-24,500. Sustaining above this range will maintain a positive bias, and the index could extend its uptrend towards 25,200-25,300.
Key Short-Term Support: 24,200-24,000
Resistance: 24,730 & 24,850
Support: 24,510 & 24,400
Bank Nifty Intraday Levels
Resistance: 55,410 & 55,700
Support: 54,800 & 54,530
S&P 500 closed higher, gaining 0.7%, boosted by cooling inflation data and optimism following the U.S.-China trade deal. Tech, Oil & Gas, and Consumer Goods sectors led the rally.
Dow Jones fell 269 points (-0.6%) and NASDAQ gained 1.6%.
U.S. CPI rose 2.3% YoY in April, signaling contained inflation.
Asian markets opened mostly higher on Wednesday:
Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.37%, marking its fifth straight day of gains.
South Korea’s Kospi advanced 0.78%.
Regional markets are showing optimism, driven by positive global cues.
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