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Global markets ended mixed as Wall Street rebounded on tech gains and Asian equities rose on dovish Fed remarks. Indian indices gained over 0.5%, led by metals on China’s steel cuts, with GST reforms boosting near-term sentiment..
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Global equities painted a mixed picture on Wednesday. Wall Street ended uneven, with the Dow closing nearly flat after a late rebound, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced, led by tech strength. Alphabet surged to a record high, boosting sentiment in the sector. US Treasury yields edged slightly higher, gold hovered near $3,559/oz, silver steadied at $41/oz, and crude remained subdued in the $63–67/bbl range.
In Asia, markets opened higher on dovish Fed remarks that eased global bond market concerns. Japan’s Nikkei topped 42,400 with a 1.1% gain, while the Topix advanced 0.7% to 3,070. Australian equities also rebounded 0.7% after their steepest fall since April.
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Indian benchmarks rose more than 0.5% on Wednesday, September 3, supported by strong buying in metals after China announced steel output cuts for 2025–26. The move, aimed at curbing excess capacity, lifted stocks like JSW Steel, Tata Steel, and Hindalco. IT stocks, however, lagged behind, slipping nearly 0.8%.
At the close:
Sensex gained 409.83 points (+0.51%) to settle at 80,567.71
Nifty 50 rose 135.45 points (+0.55%) to 24,715.05
Sectoral trends:
Top performers: Nifty Metal (+3%), PSU Bank, Pharma, Auto (+0.7–1%)
Moderate gains: FMCG, Energy, Realty, Infra
Laggards: IT (-0.8%) and Media (flat)
Investor focus remained on the GST Council meeting, which approved a sweeping Next-Gen GST reform. The four-rate structure (5%, 12%, 18%, 28%) will be rationalized into two core slabs: 5% and 18%, a move expected to guide near-term market sentiment.
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The Nifty formed a bullish candle but remained inside the prior day’s price range, signaling consolidation amid stock-specific moves. The index is expected to open gap-up above the 20- and 50-day EMAs near 24,800. Sustaining above these levels may pave the way for 25,000–25,200 in the near term. Failure to hold above 24,800 on a closing basis may extend consolidation in the 24,400–24,800 range.
Support: 24,400–24,337
Resistance: 25,000–25,200
Intraday Levels
Nifty
Resistance: 24,880 & 24,970
Support: 24,680 & 24,570
Bank Nifty
Resistance: 54,470 & 54,680
Support: 53,900 & 53,650
Key Global & US Market Highlights
Dow Jones: -0.05% to 45,271.23
S&P 500: +0.51% to 6,448.26
Nasdaq: +1.03% to 21,497.73
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