Sensex, Nifty end with mild gains as banks sell off, midcaps stay upbeatMoneycontrol • 4 days ago
Fed Chair Jerome Powell's remarks over the unlikelihood of more rate hikes eased concerns across global markets, there by lifting sentiment for stocks.
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With the onset of the new financial year and impending general elections, investors are focusing on quality midcap and smallcap stocks
Banking, FMCG and speciality chemicals are Ashika Global Family Office Services co-founder Amit Jain’s picks if the market takes a tumble.
Trading on both the NSE and the BSE will resume on Wednesday, April 18.
The Nifty will likely face strong resistance at 22,500, while support is at the 22,000 mark, the options data suggests
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The Israel-Iran crisis weighed on investor sentiment, dampening risk appetite for equities and rising bond yields added to the pressure
Experts say that market breadth has taken a u-turn in the past few sessions amid geopolitical jitters and weak global cues. So, even though it's a positive sign, it would be prudent to adopt a wait-and-watch approach and see if the trend persists throughout the month.
Options data suggests that highest call open interest can be seen at 22,300 strike, forming crucial resistance for the day
The growing tensions in West Asia, which can push oil prices further up and disrupt supplies, will likely keep the risk appetite in check, analysts said