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Global markets soared on strong US data and earnings, while Indian indices slipped amid profit-taking and FII outflows. Nifty stays in consolidation with a bullish undertone. Key resistance and support levels signal potential breakout if momentum sustains above 25,250.
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Global equities ended on a positive note as investor sentiment improved after President Donald Trump denied rumors of removing Fed Chair Jerome Powell. This statement eased concerns over policy instability, giving a push to US equities. The Nasdaq hit a fresh record high, while Treasury yields slipped and gold prices rose by 0.6%. Crude oil remained steady, and the Dollar Index hovered near 98.5.
Dow Jones: +0.5%
S&P 500: +0.3%
Nasdaq: +0.3% (New High)
Sector-wise, gains were led by healthcare, while energy underperformed.
In Asia, markets opened cautiously. Indices in Japan and South Korea edged slightly lower, reflecting mixed global cues and investor caution ahead of earnings and macro data.
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Asian markets opened on a positive note today, tracking the global equity rally.
Japan’s inflation eased to 3.3% in June, its lowest level since November 2024.
Australia’s ASX 200 rose 0.9%.
Japan’s Nikkei edged up slightly by 0.05%.
Indian Market Recap – July 17
Indian benchmarks snapped their winning streak, closing lower amid profit booking and FII outflows.
Sensex declined by 375.24 points (0.45%) to close at 82,259.24
Nifty fell 100.60 points (0.40%) to settle at 25,111.45
Sectoral Trends:
Mild declines in I.T. and PSU Banks (down 0.5–1%)
Gains in Metals, Consumer Durables, and Realty (up 0.5–1%)
Broader market performance was muted, with Midcap and Smallcap indices ending flat. Caution prevailed among investors due to high valuations and uncertainty over the US-India trade agreement.
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Nifty formed a bearish candlestick with a lower high and low on the daily chart, hinting at short-term profit booking.
The index has been struggling to break above the 20-day EMA for three sessions.
However, the broader trend remains bullish, and the current dip appears to be a healthy correction.
Key Levels:
Resistance: 25,210 & 25,260
Support: 25,030 & 24,950
A move above 25,250 may trigger an upside towards 25,500–25,600
So long as Nifty holds above 24,900, the positive structure remains intact.
Bank Nifty Technical View
Bank Nifty also saw range-bound movement.
Resistance: 57,080 & 57,350
Support: 56,630 & 56,450
Gift Nifty signals a flat start.
Expect consolidation between 25,000–25,350 as the market looks to absorb recent gains.
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