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Markets remained under pressure as Indian indices extended losses, with Nifty breaching 24,700 amid weak earnings and FII outflows. Global markets were mixed ahead of crucial central bank decisions, while technicals signal further downside.
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Global markets showed a mixed sentiment to kick off the week. While Wall Street's S&P 500 and Nasdaq scaled fresh record highs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended in the red. Across Asia, markets traded cautiously ahead of critical central bank decisions and major corporate earnings announcements.
Back home, Indian benchmark indices extended losses for the third consecutive session. Despite supportive global cues, the Nifty fell below the 24,700 mark, weighed down by weak earnings and sustained FII outflows. Broader sectoral weakness persisted, dampening investor sentiment further.
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Today’s Opening Indication
GIFT Nifty signals a flat start.
Expected trading range for Nifty: 24,450–24,900.
Previous Session Recap (July 28)
Sensex closed down 572.07 points (–0.70%) at 80,891.02
Nifty declined 156.10 points (–0.63%) to 24,680.90
Despite positive global cues, Nifty opened below the 24,800 level and remained under pressure throughout the session. A brief mid-morning recovery failed, leading to intensified selling, particularly in realty, media, metals, and banks. Only the pharma sector closed in the green.
Top Draggers: Realty (–4%), Media (–3%), Capital Goods, Metals, Telecom, PSU & Private Banks (–1% to –1.5%)
Only Gainer: Pharma
Technical View: Nifty Short-Term Outlook
Nifty has now formed its third straight bearish candlestick on the daily chart, each showing a lower high and lower low, reinforcing the ongoing bearish momentum.
A key technical breakdown was confirmed with the breach of the 50-day EMA in Friday’s session. This opens up the possibility of a deeper correction.
Key Support Levels
24,500–24,400 zone
Confluence of:
Previous swing low
100-day EMA
61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the rally (23,935 → 25,669)
This critical demand zone could act as a support and trigger buying interest or offer a pause in the ongoing correction.
Intraday Levels for Nifty
Resistance: 24,770 / 24,890
Support: 24,580 / 24,470
Bank Nifty Intraday Levels
Resistance: 56,350 / 56,580
Support: 55,790 / 55,550
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Wall Street
S&P 500: +0.02% | Sixth consecutive record close
Nasdaq: +0.33% | New record high
Dow Jones: –0.14% | Remains below December peak
Investor mood remained cautious ahead of key central bank meetings. Despite the record highs, overall sentiment was flat as traders brace for U.S. Fed and BoJ decisions this week.
Asia-Pacific
Asian equities traded slightly lower, mirroring Wall Street's pause. Focus is on:
U.S. Fed rate decision
Bank of Japan policy outlook
A data-heavy week and central bank events are keeping risk appetite in check, leading to a subdued start across major Asian bourses.
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