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Markets rose on global optimism, with Nasdaq and Asia hitting record highs. In India, Nifty consolidated within a narrow range amid dovish expectations. Key support and resistance levels, sectoral movements, and upcoming inflation reports are shaping the market outlook.
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Global markets saw a broad-based rally on Monday, with the Nasdaq hitting a record closing high, led by gains in semiconductor stocks. Investors are closely watching upcoming inflation data, which could influence the US Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates. As a result, Treasury yields and the US dollar eased, while gold surged past $3,600 an ounce, reflecting safe-haven demand.
In Asia, markets followed the upbeat sentiment. Japan’s Nikkei surged to a new record, while other indices in the region also posted modest gains. This positive trend reflects easing geopolitical concerns and expectations of dovish monetary policy ahead.
Indian Market: Consolidation in Focus
In India, Nifty consolidated within a narrow range in Monday’s session, supported by global cues and dovish expectations around US policy. Short-term trends indicate a range-bound movement between 24,400 and 25,000, with stock-specific action playing a dominant role.
Gift Nifty suggests a flat to mildly positive opening for today’s session, with Nifty expected to trade between 24,620 and 24,980.
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Indian equities ended slightly higher after a choppy session. Nifty opened on a firm note, boosted by positive global sentiment following US President Donald Trump’s remarks on the “special relationship” with India, which helped ease geopolitical concerns.
The index hit an intraday high of 24,885, but profit-booking at elevated levels capped the upside. The index eventually settled at 24,773.15, up 32 points (0.13%). Meanwhile, the Sensex closed at 80,787.30, up 76.54 points (0.09%) after touching 81,171.38 during the session.
With inflation reports from India and the US looming, market participants are watching closely. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent comments on a possible 25 basis point rate cut have fueled dovish expectations, supported by softer-than-expected US jobs data.
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Top Gainer: Nifty Auto (+3.3%)
Other Winners: PSU Bank (+0.5%), Metal (+0.37%)
Under Pressure: IT (-0.94%), Pharma (-0.27%), FMCG (-0.21%)
The index formed a small bearish candlestick with an upper shadow, suggesting continued consolidation and stock-specific action.
Support: 24,620 (immediate), 24,400–24,300 (critical zone near the 200-day EMA)
Resistance: 24,890, 24,980
As long as Nifty holds above 24,620, a rebound toward 25,000 is likely. A break below this level could drag the index toward 24,400, a key support zone where past swing lows and technical indicators converge.
Nifty
Resistance: 24,890 & 24,980
Support: 24,700 & 24,620
Bank Nifty
Resistance: 54,470 & 54,700
Support: 53,960 & 53,650
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