Indian markets could open flat, in line with mixed Asian markets today and despite lower US markets on Friday. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil.

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Indian markets could open mildly higher, despite mixed Asian markets today and higher US markets on Thursday. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil.

Nifty is now stuck in a range between the 17,445-17,654 levels. Further directional cues are likely to emerge on a move beyond this range. Catch the mid-market details with Subash Gangadharan.

US Fed raised its policy interest rate by 25 basis points, as widely expected, while signaling only a few more might be needed in its inflation fight. This may be good news for the global equities. Nifty continues to face resistance at around 17,760 levels, while support levels have now fallen to 17,353. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil.

After showing a gradual upside in the last couple of sessions, Nifty witnessed a sharp upmove so far today, post presentation of Union Budget 2023. Intraday resistance is at 18,050 levels. Catch the mid-market details with Nagaraj Shetti.

Indian markets could open higher, in line with mostly higher Asian markets today and sharply higher US markets on Tuesday. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil.

After showing high volatility on Monday, Nifty displayed choppy movement so far today, which is ahead of key economic event-Union Budget 2023 tomorrow. Intraday support is at 17,520 levels. Catch the mid-market details with Nagaraj Shetti.

US stocks declined on Monday as investors turned cautious going into an eventful week that includes the Federal Reserve’s rate decision and a slew of big-tech earnings. Ahead of the Union Budget/US Fed meet outcome, the markets could remain volatile with an upward bias for the next few sessions. 17,760 could be the resistance for the Nifty while 17,493-17,542 band could offer support.   Indian markets could open higher, in line with mostly higher Asian markets today and despite negative US markets on Monday.

After showing sharp weakness in the last couple of sessions, Nifty witnessed high volatility so far today.

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U.S. stocks finished higher Friday, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite booked a fourth straight week of gains, its longest weekly win streak since August. Indian benchmark equity gauges Sensex and Nifty hit their over three-month lows on Friday, dragged by massive selling mainly in Adani group and banking stocks. At close, Nifty was down by 288 points or 1.61% at 17,604. Above 17,761, resistance for Nifty is seen at 18,000. Below 17,493, Nifty could extend its fall towards the next support of 17,350. The coming week is full of events. Apart from the balance Q3 corporate results, we have the Union Budget on Feb 01 and the US Fed meeting on the same day. The completion of Adani Enterprise FPO on Jan 31 is another event that could impact the price trends of Adani group stocks. Indian markets could open mildly higher today.

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Nifty continued with sharp weakness for second consecutive session today.  Intraday resistance is placed at 17,680. Catch the mid-market details with Nagaraj Shetti.

Stocks ended the day in the green on Thursday with the S&P 500 ending at the highest level since early December, as the markets digested Q4 GDP growth, which was higher than expected. Nifty fell sharply on Jan 25th after short seller Hindenburg raised concerns over the Adani group’s debt position. At close, Nifty was down 1.25% or 226.4 points at 17,891.9. Nifty seems to have given a fresh breakdown. The 17,761-17,774 band is the immediate support for Nifty below which the downtrend could accelerate. On upmoves, 18,145 could prove to be a resistance. Indian markets could open mildly higher, in line with higher US markets on Thursday. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil.

After showing range bound movement in the last few sessions, Nifty slipped into sharp weakness so far today. Immediate supports to be watched around 17,800 levels. Catch the mid-market details with Nagaraj Shetti.

U.S. stocks closed mixed on Tuesday as investors followed the latest batch of company earnings, which reflected downbeat outlooks that could possibly foretell a coming recession. Dow Jones Industrial Average still finished over 100 points higher for the third consecutive day of gains. Nifty closed flat on January 24th. 18,180-18,259 band is proving tough for the Nifty to break. The Nifty has formed higher lows over the past two days. 18,016 could be a support in the near term.   Indian markets could open lower, in line with mixed Asian markets today and mixed US markets on Tuesday. Listen to the D-Street Details with Devarsh Vakil

The choppy movement continued in the market and Nifty struggled to sustain the opening gains today as it slipped into weakness from the day’s high. Listen to the Mid-day Market Commentary by Nagaraj Shetti.

The Nasdaq Composite led stocks to a higher finish on Monday. Easing recession fears and hopes of a less aggressive Federal Reserve buoyed sentiments. The U.S. leading economic index sank 1% in December and flashed even stronger signals that a recession is likely soon. Nifty has been forming a descending triangle pattern on the daily chart with multiple bottoms in the range of 17,750-18,180 range. For a sustained directional move, Nifty has to break out on either side of the range on a closing basis. Indian markets could open higher, in line with higher Asian markets today and positive US markets on Monday.

After showing weakness with choppy movement on Friday, Nifty shifted into an upmove with range bound action so far today. Intraday support is at 18,060 levels. Catch the mid-market details with Nagaraj Shetti.