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Global equities slipped amid trade tensions and earnings uncertainty, while Indian markets extended their losing streak. Nifty shows signs of a shallow pullback within an uptrend, with strong support near 24,900. Stay tuned for intraday levels and options insight.
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Global markets turned cautious at the start of the week, as U.S. indices pulled back from record highs amid rising tariff tensions and anticipation around key earnings reports. The S&P 500 fell 0.3% to 6,259.8, and the Nasdaq declined 0.2% to 20,585.5, following a strong run-up in recent sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.6% to 44,371.5, dragged by financials, even as energy and consumer discretionary sectors held firm.
U.S. Treasury yields rose, reflecting uncertainty over the economic impact of the newly announced 35% tariff on Canadian imports. Meanwhile, gold and silver saw renewed buying interest, signaling a flight to safety.
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Asia-Pacific markets opened mixed on Monday. Japan’s Nikkei fell 0.33%, and the Topix declined 0.21%, while South Korea’s Kospi gained 0.22% and Kosdaq rose 0.19%. The cautious sentiment across the region reflects growing investor wariness as global trade tensions weigh on outlooks.
Indian markets continued to struggle, extending losses into the second week. The Nifty and Sensex both fell for the third straight session, pressured by weak Q1 earnings and global trade jitters.
At close on Friday:
Sensex dropped 689.81 points or 0.83% to 82,500.47
Nifty lost 205.40 points or 0.81% to 25,149.85
All sectoral indices ended in the red, except FMCG and pharma, which posted modest gains of 0.5% and 0.7%, respectively. Losses of around 1% were observed across auto, IT, media, oil & gas, consumer durables, capital goods, realty, and telecom.
Market sentiment took a hit after underwhelming Q1 results from TCS, coupled with broader profit-booking in heavyweight stocks.
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The Nifty formed a large red candle with a lower high and lower low—signaling continued correction. However, it’s noteworthy that the index has only retraced 38.2% of its prior 11-session rally (24,473 to 25,669) over the past 10 sessions. This shallow retracement suggests the larger uptrend remains intact.
Support Zone: 24,900–25,100
This aligns with the 50-day EMA, a previous breakout zone, and a rising trendline—offering strong technical support. If Nifty holds this range, we expect a bounce toward 25,500–25,600 in the coming sessions.
However, a decisive break below 24,900 may temporarily halt the uptrend.
Nifty & Bank Nifty – Intraday Levels
Nifty Intraday Levels
Resistance: 25,220 & 25,330
Support: 25,060 & 24,970
Bank Nifty Intraday Levels
Resistance: 56,970 & 57,190
Support: 56,470 & 56,200
Gift Nifty indicates a flat start
Nifty is likely to consolidate between 24,950–25,350
As markets digest Q1 results and global developments, consolidation may continue in the short term with sectoral rotations offering stock-specific opportunities.
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