Global markets fell on renewed U.S.-China trade concerns and Netflix earnings miss. Indian markets showed positive momentum with Nifty and Bank Nifty rising. Key intraday levels, sectoral trends, and top news highlight trading cues for investors.
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U.S. markets closed lower on Wednesday, impacted by renewed U.S.-China trade concerns and a slump in streaming giant Netflix following an earnings miss.
Dow Jones Industrial Average: slipped 334 points, down 0.7%
S&P 500: fell 0.5%
NASDAQ Composite: down 0.9%
Concerns grew after a Reuters report suggested that the Trump administration is considering a ban on Chinese exports made with U.S. software. Additionally, a planned Trump-Putin summit was postponed after Russian officials indicated no intention to end the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Investors are also focusing on Friday’s U.S. Consumer Price Index, which could reinforce expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in October.
10-year Treasury yield: marginally lower at 3.955%
Gold: fell for the second consecutive day, losing nearly 7% over two sessions, now around $4,085 per ounce
Dollar Index: 98.897, down 0.08%
Oil (Brent): jumped 2.92% to $64.42 per barrel after new U.S. sanctions on Russia’s largest crude companies
Asia-Pacific markets followed Wall Street lower amid U.S.-China trade concerns:
Japan Nikkei 225: down 1.52%
Topix: -0.71%
South Korea Kospi: -1.5%
Kosdaq: -1%
Gift Nifty suggests a gap-up opening for the Indian market, with Nifty expected to trade in the 25,800–26,300 range.
In the previous session, Indian benchmark indices extended gains for the fourth consecutive session on strong global cues and robust quarterly numbers from
Reliance and HDFC Bank. The Bank Nifty hit a fresh all-time high, driven by strong buying in leading banking stocks.
During the Muhurat trading session, Nifty rallied to a 52-week high of 25,934 but closed slightly lower due to profit booking.
Sensex: +63 points (0.07%) to 84,426
Nifty: +25 points (0.10%) to 25,868
Gainers: PSU Banks, Infra, Telecom, Oil & Gas, IT (+1% to +3%)
Losers: Auto and Metals (-0.1% to -0.2%)
Broader market:
Nifty Midcap 100: +0.75%
Nifty Small-cap 100: +0.46%
Nifty formed a high-wave candle during Muhurat trading, signaling a continuation of the uptrend. The index has broken out of a three-month symmetrical triangle pattern last week.
Immediate resistance: 26,220–26,300
Immediate support: 25,860–25,800
The index is poised to test previous all-time highs around 26,270, coinciding with the 138.2% external retracement of the recent correction (25,669–24,347). Key support zones include 25,670 and the breakout area of 25,350–25,450.
Bank Nifty Intraday Levels
Resistance: 58,740 & 59,000
Support: 58,000 & 57,800
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