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Global markets kicked off the week with optimism, buoyed by encouraging developments on multiple fronts. A breakthrough in the U.S.-China trade negotiations and a surprising ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan helped set a risk-on tone for investors. Despite ending last week on a weaker note, U.S. futures rebounded sharply—up over 1%—lifting sentiment across Asian markets as well.
In India, the Nifty is expected to trade in a broad range between 24,600–24,200, supported by global cues, early monsoon forecasts, and easing geopolitical tensions. Key resistance levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty are pegged at 24,600 and 55,470 respectively. On the downside, strong Put writing at 24,000 makes it a crucial support level. However, with India VIX hovering above 21, volatility may remain elevated.
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The Gift Nifty indicates a gap-up opening, driven by improving global sentiment and the surprise ceasefire brokered through U.S. mediation. The Nifty spot is expected to trade in a 24,200–24,600 range.
Previous Session Recap (May 9, 2025)
Markets ended the week subdued due to escalating India-Pakistan tensions. However, the ceasefire agreement announced on Saturday, May 10 at 5 PM has now turned sentiment around. Formal talks are set for May 12.
Sensex fell 880.34 pts (1.10%) to 79,454.47
Nifty declined 265.80 pts (1.10%) to 24,008.00
Weekly loss: Over 1% for both indices
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Realty index: -2.3%
Private Bank: -1.3%
Gainers: Media, Consumer Durables, Capital Goods, PSU Banks (0.9% to 1.6%)
BSE Midcap: Flat
Small-cap: -0.3%
Despite the dip, FII activity remained positive throughout the previous week, while retail investors leaned cautious.
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India-Pakistan ceasefire – reducing geopolitical risks
U.S.-China trade deal optimism
Early monsoon forecast – Kerala expected to receive rains by May 27
Russia-Ukraine peace talks scheduled for May 15 in Istanbul
Nifty – Short-Term Technical Outlook
The Nifty formed an inverted hammer pattern last week, hinting at profit booking at higher levels. However, strong buying emerged near the 24,000–23,800 support zone, keeping bullish hopes intact.
Today’s gap-up opening is supported by:
Resilient support at 23,800
Consolidation range breakout potential
Ceasefire-led sentiment boost
A breakout above 24,600 could trigger a rally toward 24,850 in the near term.
Intraday Levels – Nifty
Resistance: 24,510 / 24,600
Support: 24,000 / 23,930
Intraday Levels – Bank Nifty
Resistance: 55,000 / 55,470
Support: 53,590 / 53,400
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Federal Bank to offload a 0.5% stake in Yes Bank to Sumitomo Mitsui for ₹357 Cr at ₹21.50/share.
FIIs net sold ₹3,798.71 Cr, while DIIs net bought ₹7,277.74 Cr, highlighting strong domestic participation even amid foreign outflows.
Wall Street ended mixed on Friday amid caution ahead of the U.S.-China trade talks:
Dow Jones: -119 pts
S&P 500: -0.1%
Nasdaq: Flat
Futures are now over 1% higher following the White House’s announcement of a trade deal. Meanwhile, President Trump plans to slash drug prices by 30–80%, further supporting equities.
Russia’s President Putin has proposed direct peace talks with Ukraine on May 15 in Istanbul, aiming to end the three-year-long war.
Asia-Pacific Markets Today:
Nikkei 225: +0.36%
Topix: +0.19%
Kospi: +0.67%
Kosdaq: -0.24%
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