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
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
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
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
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 resistanc
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
Markets pared opening gains on Tuesday to finally end in the negative terrain but managed to hold short term support of 50 DMA amidst positive global market cues. With appearance o
Markets fell sharply yesterday following weak global market cues after Bank of Japan raised interest rates following which there were fears of Yen carry trade unwinding globally. I
Markets posted weekly losses of less than 0.5% on back of sharp surge in Japanese yen but Indian markets managed to decouple to a larger extent despite selling in global markets. W
Nifty traded in less than half a percent band on its weekly expiry session yesterday before ending bit higher above the 25k mark. Global markets have panicked since last night as t