INDIA VIX
Mid, small, and largecaps show strength; Nifty may head to 24,800: Rajesh Palviya, Axis Securities
Broader markets are holding firm, with midcap, smallcap, and largecap indices all showing strength. Continued mutual fund inflows and SIP highs signal market confidence and potential for a broad-based rally.
F&O Talk | How past India-Pakistan conflicts impacted Nifty, key levels to watch: Sudeep Shah explains
Indian markets ended over 1% lower on Friday amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, with Nifty holding just above 24,000. Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities sees short-term consolidation ahead, with key supports at 23,800 and 23,500. He notes strength in defence and IT sectors, while Bank Nifty underperforms. FIIs turned cautious post-escalation, trimming bullish positions in index futures.
Dalal Street Week Ahead: Nifty faces crucial test at key support zone amid rising volatility
Despite global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, Indian equity markets showed resilience, consolidating before a slight weekly loss. The Nifty oscillated within a range, defending key support levels while volatility surged. Technical analysis suggests the 23950-24050 zone is crucial; defending it implies continued consolidation, while breaching 23900 could signal weakness. A defensive approach focusing on low beta stocks is advised.
Will the escalating India-Pakistan conflict continue to rattle stock market?
India's Volatility Index surged over 10% on Thursday due to escalating India-Pakistan military conflict concerns, triggering a late sell-off in equities. The Sensex and Nifty both experienced declines, with the Nifty falling 140 points and the Sensex dropping 412 points. Heightened uncertainty among traders led to profit-taking, as the VIX jumped nearly 40% since April 15.
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Why stock market fell today: Sensex closes 880 pts lower, Nifty below 24,050; 5 reasons behind the decline
The Indian Army reported that Pakistani forces carried out multiple drone and munitions attacks overnight along the western border. Blasts were heard in Jammu during a missile and drone assault on military installations in the Kashmir region on Thursday night, marking the second day of cross-border hostilities.
Market cautious, not panicking; see opportunities in 4 sectors: Prashant Khemka
Prashant Khemka of White Oak Capital Management suggests global investors favor stability, especially in regions like India with significant investments. Recent market dips indicate caution, not panic, regarding current events. Opportunities exist across financials, healthcare, consumption, and technology, with a focus on bottom-up stock selection. Global tariff news is positive, offering a favorable backdrop for Indian equity markets.
Sensex tumbles over 900 points, Nifty below 24,000 as investors turn cautious amid rising border tensions
Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty declining due to heightened India-Pakistan tensions. Cross-border clashes, including missile strikes and drone attacks, have intensified, impacting investor sentiment and leading to widespread selling across sectors. Power Grid, ICICI Bank, and Reliance Industries experienced losses in early trade.
Volatility driven by defence concerns; too early to predict market direction: Sandip Sabharwal
Pace of recovery will depend on the pace at which profitability sustains and stabilises and volumes improve. But on risk-reward now after a period of three-four years we are now coming to a stage where as a contrarian investor one could start evaluating investing in this stock.
See value in auto, banking sectors; 2 top trading picks in this market: Aamar Deo Singh
Angel One's Aamar Deo Singh suggests that despite geopolitical tensions, Indian markets show resilience. He highlights IDFC First Bank and Marico as potential trading opportunities, with specific targets and stop losses. Singh notes that auto ancillary, banking, and FMCG sectors are performing well, while caution is advised due to elevated India VIX levels.
GIFT Nifty signals gap-down start on escalating India-Pakistan tensions
Indian equities closed lower on Thursday due to escalating India-Pakistan tensions, leading to market volatility. The near-term outlook appears weak, with potential for further correction. The rupee experienced a significant fall, while India VIX, a measure of market fear, surged. FIIs were net buyers, while DIIs were net sellers.
Operation Sindoor impact: Fear indicator India VIX surges 10% as Govt ups ante against Pakistan
India's VIX surged by 10.21% amid escalating tensions with Pakistan, triggered by reported retaliatory strikes and neutralized drone and missile attacks. The Nifty index experienced a decline, closing down by 0.58%, with significant selling pressure observed across various sectors. Increased firing across the Line of Control resulted in casualties, while Indian forces reportedly eliminated over 100 terrorists in 'Operation Sindoor'.
Stocks to buy today: Marico, Power Grid among top 6 trading ideas for 8 May 2025
Indian markets are expected to consolidate on Thursday amid mixed global cues. Nifty futures closed at 24,472 with modest gains, while India VIX edged up to 19.06. Options data suggests a broader range of 23,800–24,800. Analysts highlight key support at 24,200 and resistance near 24,750. Experts recommend stocks like Power Grid, Marico, AU Small Finance Bank, and Muthoot Finance.
GIFT Nifty up 5 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Analysts said key geopolitical developments, corporate earnings reports, and macroeconomic data from the US are likely to be closely watched, with the potential for short-term consolidation depending on how these factors unfold.
D-Street shows resilience amid geopolitical tensions; Sensex, Nifty end marginally higher
Both indices had fallen by over 0.6% earlier in the day after Indian armed forces carried out strikes in Pakistan and PoK. Pakistan's main stock index tumbled 3% after the attack.
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Markets are expected to consolidate on Wednesday amid India-Pakistan tensions. Nifty futures closed lower at 24,415, with India VIX rising over 3%. Options data suggests a broad trading range of 23,800–24,800. Analysts recommend stocks like Tata Steel, Maruti, ICICI Bank, and United Spirits for short-term trades, while cautioning that Nifty must hold above 24,400 to regain momentum.
GIFT Nifty down 110 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian equity benchmarks closed negatively on Tuesday due to widespread selling pressure across sectors. Technically, Nifty's breakout last week established a strong support area. Foreign investors were net buyers, while domestic institutions sold. The rupee weakened against the dollar amid market uncertainty, and India VIX rose, reflecting increased market fear.
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Currently, we are also seeing that the Fibonacci golden ratio is also coming near 24,400 level. So, closing once Nifty gets above that level on the spot basis, after that we will witness some stable buying in the market.
GIFT Nifty up 30 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Domestic markets closed higher, buoyed by positive global signals stemming from US-China trade optimism and strong US jobs data. Analysts anticipate continued market consolidation with a positive outlook, closely monitoring global cues and geopolitical developments. The rupee strengthened, supported by falling crude oil prices and positive domestic equity trends.
GIFT Nifty up 110 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Analysts anticipate stock-specific movements amidst geopolitical concerns, with key results expected from M&M, Indian Hotels, Coforge, and CAMS. Nifty is projected to consolidate between 23,800 and 24,550, while India VIX saw a slight increase. RBL Bank is under the F&O ban, and the rupee experienced fluctuations despite foreign fund inflows.
Dalal Street Week Ahead: Traders advised to stay cautious, prefer low-beta stocks as Nifty nears resistance
Despite geopolitical tensions, the markets closed the week positively, with the Nifty consolidating above its 200-DMA. Volatility increased, and the index saw a weekly gain. Caution is advised for the coming week, focusing on low-beta stocks and sectors poised for fresh moves, as the index faces key resistance levels. Relative Rotation Graphs indicate varied sector performance against the broader markets.
GIFT Nifty up 35 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Domestic markets consolidated for the second day, with the Nifty closing flat at 24,334. Analysts anticipate range-bound trading influenced by Q4 earnings. Technically, support lies at 24,200, while resistance is at 24,550. The India VIX rose, and the rupee surged against the US dollar amid foreign fund inflows.
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Overall, what we need to understand is that markets have rallied significantly from the recent lows of 22,000 to currently trade around 24,300 plus. So, clearly, that has been a 10% more or less rally and in a very short span of time. So, somewhere or the other stocks are definitely witnessing some profit booking as well.
Stocks to buy today: Havells, Biocon among top 6 trading ideas for 30 April 2025
Nifty today: Indian markets may open lower on Wednesday amid weak global cues. Nifty futures ended 0.10% lower at 24,429, while India VIX rose over 2%. Analysts see a broader trading range of 23,800–24,800. Chandan Taparia advises holding above 24,200 for upside. Experts recommend stocks like Care Ratings, Biocon, and Havells India for short-term trading.
GIFT Nifty down 20 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Nifty closed slightly higher on Tuesday, fueled by optimism surrounding US trade negotiations and robust institutional buying from both FIIs and DIIs. Technical analysis suggests potential consolidation in the short term, with key levels to watch at 24,550 and 24,250. The rupee strengthened, supported by lower crude oil prices and consistent foreign inflows.
GIFT Nifty up 10 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian equities rallied on Monday, buoyed by positive earnings reports from major companies like Reliance and the absence of escalating India-Pakistan tensions. Foreign portfolio investors turned net buyers, while the rupee strengthened against the US dollar. Technical analysis suggests a 'buy-on-dips' strategy, with the next resistance level around 24550.
GIFT Nifty up 150 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
The holiday-shortened week brings focus on monthly auto sales data, IIP, and manufacturing PMI. Geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan remain a key concern. Technically, 23900-23800 acts as crucial support; breaching it could lead to a correction. FIIs turned net buyers, while DIIs sold shares. The rupee weakened amid geopolitical concerns.
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