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Markets remained volatile amid rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions. Indian indices closed lower with broad-based selling. Nifty is expected to consolidate within a defined range, while global and Asian cues indicate cautious sentiment for the upcoming trading session.
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Global markets remained under pressure as rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions, particularly around Iran, weighed on sentiment. U.S. indices ended lower, while Asian markets opened mixed. Gift Nifty signals a flat to positive start for Indian markets. Back home, Sensex declined by 852.49 points to 77,664, while Nifty fell by 205.05 points to 24,173.05 amid broad-based selling and ongoing global uncertainty.
Indian benchmark indices closed lower for the second consecutive session on April 23 amid heightened volatility due to weekly expiry and weak global cues.
Sensex declined by 852.49 points (1.09%) to close at 77,664
Nifty fell by 205.05 points (0.84%) to settle at 24,173.05
Sectorally, broad-based selling was seen across the market. Major declines were witnessed in Auto, PSU Banks, and Realty, while defensive sectors like Pharma, Healthcare, Media, and Chemicals showed resilience.
Broader markets also remained under pressure:
Midcap index declined by 0.41%
Smallcap index fell by 0.67%
Gift Nifty indicates a flat to positive opening for Indian markets.
Nifty is expected to trade in the range of 23,950 to 24,400, suggesting a consolidation phase amid ongoing volatility.
Nifty Technical Outlook
Nifty is showing consolidation after a sharp rally of over 2,400 points in the past three weeks, with profit booking emerging at higher levels.
The index faced resistance near the 24,650–24,800 zone, a key confluence area of the 200-day EMA, previous breakdown zone, and retracement levels.
Expected broader range: 23,600–24,800
Short-term support: 23,600–23,500
Nifty Intraday Levels:
Resistance: 24,290 and 24,400
Support: 24,070 and 23,950
Bank Nifty Levels:
Resistance: 56,700 and 57,050
Support: 55,900 and 55,570
Wall Street ended lower as rising oil prices and weakness in software stocks weighed on sentiment amid Iran-related uncertainty. Technology stocks led the decline across major indices.
Geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and crude oil prices above $100 per barrel added to inflation concerns, keeping markets volatile.
Asian markets opened mixed, reflecting cautious sentiment. Japan’s markets gained on rising inflation, while South Korea remained subdued, indicating lack of strong directional cues.
Global sentiment remains cautious amid geopolitical risks
Indian markets are consolidating after a sharp rally
Broad-based selling seen across key sectors
Nifty likely to remain range-bound in the near term
Crude oil prices and global tensions remain key risks
Markets are in a consolidation phase with elevated volatility. While global cues remain weak, stock-specific action may dominate during earnings season. Tracking key levels will be crucial for the next directional move.
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