Indian equities fell on October 14 as the Nifty slipped below 25,200 and Sensex dropped 297 points. All sectoral indices ended lower, with pharma and PSU banks declining, while Max Healthcare gained and Dr. Reddy’s saw notable losses.
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Indian equity benchmarks extended their decline on October 14, with the Nifty slipping below the 25,200 mark amid selling across sectors and continued profit booking. Market sentiment remained weak due to ongoing United States–China trade tensions and cautious global cues.
Volatility Persists, But Medium-Term Outlook Positive
Volatility may continue in the near term, but analysts note that the overall trend remains positive for the medium term. Expectations of stronger demand in the second half of FY26 continue to support the broader outlook.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average: +587.98 points (+1.29%) to 46,067.58
S&P 500: +102.21 points (+1.56%) to 6,654.72
Nasdaq Composite: +490.18 points (+2.21%) to 22,694.61
Other assets:
Gold: breached $4,100/oz, last at $4,107.17 (+2.24%)
Crude Oil: U.S. crude +1% at $59.49/barrel; Brent +0.94% at $63.32/barrel
Dollar Index: +0.22% to 99.27
U.S. bond markets remained closed on Monday for Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Asian markets traded mixed on Tuesday, diverging from Wall Street’s rally after U.S.–China tensions resurfaced. China imposed fees on U.S. ships docking at its ports, in retaliation for U.S. charges on Chinese vessels, effective Tuesday.
Japan Nikkei 225: -1.34%
Topix: -1.31%
South Korea Kospi: +1.01%
Kosdaq: +0.84%
Australia ASX/S&P 200: -0.25%
Hong Kong Hang Seng futures: 25,794 (down from previous close 25,889.48)
Gift Nifty suggests a flat opening, with Nifty likely to extend previous session consolidation in the 25,050–25,450 range.
Previous Session Recap (October 13)
Indian equities ended lower, with Nifty around 25,227 and Sensex down 173.77 points (-0.21%) to 82,327.05. After a soft start, the market traded in a tight range with mild downward bias.
Sector-wise, profit-booking dominated metals, telecom, IT, FMCG, capital goods, and consumer durables, declining 0.5–1%. The Midcap index ended flat (+0.01%), while the Small-cap index slipped 0.17%.
Short-term Nifty outlook shows a small bullish candle on the daily chart within the previous session’s range, signaling consolidation with a slightly positive bias. The index has gained ~700 points in the last two weeks, pushing stochastic indicators into overbought territory, suggesting possible short-term consolidation.
Key levels:
Support: 25,150 & 25,060
Resistance: 25,330 & 25,450
Dips near the 25,000–25,100 zone, coinciding with the 20- and 50-day EMAs, can be viewed as buying opportunities. A decisive move above 25,330 could extend the uptrend toward 25,450.
Bank Nifty Intraday Levels
Support: 56,390 & 56,200
Resistance: 56,870 & 57,100
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