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Indian markets continued their rally with Nifty crossing 25,000 and Sensex above 81,500, supported by firm global sentiment. Sector performance was mixed, while derivatives data suggested strong support. Read key intraday levels, short-term outlook, and global market highlights.
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Global equities stayed upbeat as U.S. indices closed at record highs for a third straight session. Optimism was driven by in-line inflation data and signs of a cooling labor market, reinforcing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next week. U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar edged lower, while gold and oil declined. Asian markets followed suit, with Japan, South Korea, and other major indices trading higher.
Back home, Indian markets continued their upward momentum for the seventh consecutive session. The Nifty breached the 25,000 milestone, while the Sensex crossed 81,500, buoyed by strong global cues and optimism surrounding Fed policy. Derivative data highlighted firm support at the 25,000 strike in Nifty and 55,000 in Bank Nifty, with short covering in Bank Nifty futures further fueling the rally.
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On Thursday, September 11, the Sensex settled at 81,548.73, up 123.58 points (0.15%), while the Nifty 50 ended at 25,005.50, rising 32.40 points (0.13%).
The Indian Rupee weakened, closing at 88.44 per U.S. dollar amid foreign fund outflows. Sector performance was mixed: Nifty Media (+1.02%), Energy (+0.88%), and PSU Bank (+0.74%) outperformed, while Auto (-0.33%) and IT (-0.5%) witnessed profit booking. Broader markets remained flat with both midcap and small-cap indices trading range-bound.
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The index formed a small bull candle with higher highs and higher lows, indicating a continuation of the positive trend. Nifty now trades at the upper band of its recent consolidation zone (24,400–25,000). Short-term resistance is placed at 25,200–25,250, while immediate support lies at 24,800. Sustaining above this level will keep the bias positive. Stronger support is seen at 24,400–24,300, aligning with swing lows and the 200-day EMA.
Intraday Levels for Nifty
Resistance: 25,130 & 25,240
Support: 24,970 & 24,900
Intraday Levels for Bank Nifty
Resistance: 55,080 & 55,290
Support: 54,500 & 54,310
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