Markets activity remained muted with Nifty ending with modest gains above 24,800 despite cooling off from days as markets have already discounted September Fed rate cut. At present, the Indian markets is seen overstretched comparable to global indices, key risk may emanate from breakout in realized volatility of Nifty in JPY terms. Crucial support for Nifty is seen at 24,650 below which,...
Market activity remained range bound on Wednesday with Nifty ending with modest gains while Bank Nifty continued to remain under pressure and closed below 50,700 levels. The Fed minutes yesterday signalled a strong case for rate cuts which led to further decline in the Dollar Index. The weak dollar index has already forced GBPINR and EURINR to record high levels and the Indian markets may...
Markets managed to put up gains on back of contribution from IT sector with Nifty ending near 24,700 thus closing the breakaway gap. At present juncture, risk for Indian markets emerge from strengthening of GBPINR and EURINR after reaching all time high and have entered in breakout zone appearing during 2013 thus posing sudden upside risk of 10-15% in short span of time. In emerging markets,...
Markets witnessed range bound movement on Monday with Bank Nifty ending in losses while Nifty managed to post modest gains on back of upbeat global markets. With EURINR and GBPINR hitting all time high today, this may turn out to be litmus test for Indian markets how it deals with depreciating rupee. Both the currencies are on a verge of a major breakout and could trigger knee jerk spike of...
Markets for the week managed to end with gains of less than 1% after positive US data provided hints of lower risk of recession. On weekly chart, Nifty continued to form a diamond top setup with reversal expected below 24367. The major risk for Indian markets comes from weakness of rupee against yen, Euro and GBP as this move may force global investor to liquidate equity holdings for...
Markets activity remained lacklustre on Wednesday, with Nifty ending unchanged while Bank Nifty continued to extend losses. The short-term support for Nifty is seen at 24,100 below which we expect selling to extend towards 22,500. The recent rebound in USDJPY has provided some short-term relief for the Indian markets but the larger setup of global markets is still positioned for a major...
Markets failed to trigger larger decline despite Hindenburg revelation on SEBI chief with Nifty managed to recoup most of losses and ended on a flat note. At present, the key risk for Indian markets remains from movement in Japanese Yen and we expect Nifty to trigger follow-up selling towards 22,500 on back of JPYINR rising above 57.50. In the past few days, crude prices have seen surge of 8%...
Markets last week triggered a breakaway gap on the back of unwinding emerging from the yen carry trade, with Nifty finally settling with losses of 1.5%. With Hindenburg putting an allegation on Sebi chief in involvement in Adani offshore funds, we expect markets to remain under pressure as global agencies would raise questions over governance issue in regulatory body. For Nifty, crucial...
Markets witnessed sharp swings on Thursday with Nifty entering positive terrain and later settling with losses of 1%. The breakaway gap clearly has been acting as a major resistance at higher levels which are placed at 24,400 and any possibilities of recovery could fade it if USDJPY slips back below 146 mark. Overall view suggests that any upside rally is to to be considered as a mere...
Markets gained more than percent on Wednesday on back of positive global cues with Bank of Japan assuring of not raising rates during market turbulence. Nifty formed a small inside bar with doji with failing to cross above Tuesday’s day. On the broader market front, the data has not been encouraging with Nifty Total Market Index confirming a breakaway gap and forming an upthrust within...