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U.S. markets remain strong, while Indian indices faced pressure from crude oil and geopolitical tensions. Nifty is expected to consolidate within a defined range, with key resistance and support levels in focus amid elevated volatility and ongoing earnings season.
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Global markets remained strong, with U.S. indices closing at record highs on the back of robust earnings and improving geopolitical sentiment. However, Asian markets opened mixed, and Gift Nifty signals a negative start for Indian markets. Back home, Indian indices ended lower amid rising crude oil prices, rupee weakness, and ongoing geopolitical concerns.
Indian benchmark indices snapped their three-day gaining streak and closed lower on April 22.
Sensex declined by 756.84 points (0.95%) to 78,516.49
Nifty slipped by 198.50 points (0.81%) to 24,378.10
Sectorally, IT led the decline, followed by Private Banks, Financials, and Auto, while Chemicals, Realty, and Oil & Gas showed selective strength.
Broader markets outperformed:
Midcap index rose 0.19%
Smallcap index gained 1.13%
Gift Nifty indicates a negative opening.
Nifty is expected to trade in the range of 24,100 to 24,600, suggesting a consolidation phase with elevated volatility.
Nifty is showing consolidation after a sharp rally of nearly 2,400 points.
Key resistance zone: 24,650–24,800
Expected range: 23,800–24,800
Short-term support: 23,600–23,500
A breakout above 24,600–24,800 may trigger further upside.
Nifty Intraday Levels:
Resistance: 24,490 and 24,600
Support: 24,220 and 24,100
Bank Nifty Levels:
Resistance: 57,440 and 57,700
Support: 56,810 and 56,400
U.S. markets extended gains, led by technology stocks, supported by strong earnings and easing geopolitical concerns.
However, crude oil near $100 per barrel and ongoing Middle East tensions continue to pose inflation risks and may keep markets volatile.
Asian markets opened mixed. Japan and South Korea saw gains, while Kosdaq and Australia’s ASX 200 declined, reflecting cautious sentiment.
Global sentiment remains positive but cautious
Indian markets are consolidating after a strong rally
Broader markets continue to outperform
Nifty likely rangebound between 24,100–24,600
Crude oil and geopolitical tensions remain key risks
Markets are in a consolidation phase with mixed cues. While global strength supports sentiment, volatility is likely to remain high. Traders should track key levels for the next directional move.
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