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Global equities found momentum as softer U.S. retail and inflation data lifted sentiment, reinforcing hopes of potential Fed rate cuts. This sent Treasury yields lower and buoyed investor confidence. While the S&P 500 and Dow Jones closed higher, the NASDAQ dipped slightly.
Indian markets mirrored this strength, with the Nifty reclaiming the 25,000 mark, bolstered by broad-based sectoral gains and a strong showing in mid- and small-caps. However, Asian equities trended lower, weighed by U.S.-China trade tensions and weaker-than-expected Japanese GDP data.
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Nifty remains bullish, with resistance near 25,300 and strong support in the 24,400–24,500 range. Derivative data suggests sturdy support around 25,000. All eyes now turn to the upcoming speech by the Fed Chair for critical policy cues.
Gift Nifty signals a positive open. Nifty spot is expected to trade between 24,900–25,300 today.
Previous Session Recap
Indian indices ended Thursday on a strong note. After an initial dip to 24,494, Nifty rebounded sharply to close at 25,062.10, up 1.6%. The Sensex surged 1.48%, adding 1,200 points to end at 82,530.74.
All sectors finished in the green, with realty, oil & gas, metals, media, IT, auto, and banking sectors gaining 1–2%. Mid- and small-cap indices extended gains, rising 0.6% and 0.9%, respectively.
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FII/DII Activity
FIIs: Net Buyers – ₹5,392.94 crore
DIIs: Net Sellers – ₹1,668.47 crore
Nifty formed a strong bullish candle with a higher high, confirming continued upward momentum. Buying demand re-emerged near the breakout zone (24,400–24,600) and the index closed firmly above 25,000.
Immediate resistance: 25,200–25,300
Potential upside: 25,750 (if 25,300 is crossed)
Support zone: 24,400–24,500
Expect near-term consolidation around 25,200–25,300, though the overall bias remains positive.
Intraday Levels
Nifty Levels
Resistance: 25,200 / 25,290
Support: 25,010 / 24,900
Bank Nifty Levels
Resistance: 55,810 / 56,050
Support: 55,250 / 54,900
S&P 500: +0.4%
Dow Jones: +271 pts (+0.7%)
NASDAQ: -0.2%
Soft retail sales (-1.0% vs. expected -0.5%) and cooler CPI/PPI data raised hopes for Fed rate cuts. Investors await fresh cues from housing starts and consumer sentiment reports.
In Asia, markets slipped:
Nikkei 225: -0.45%
Topix: -0.70%
Kospi: -0.73%
Japan’s economy contracted 0.2% in Q1, ending a year-long growth streak due to soft exports.
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