🌍 Global & Macro Signals Overnight, global markets faced pressure as renewed tariff announcements from the U.S. rattled sentiment, especially in Asia. Reuters notes new U.S. tariffs announced by President Trump on a range of goods and slowing expectations of aggressive cuts by the Fed. The Indian rupee remains vulnerable amid continued foreign outflows and […]
🌍 Global & Macro Cue Global markets are trading with caution. U.S. indices ended lower last night as traders booked profits ahead of key inflation data. Asian markets are mixed this morning, with China showing slight weakness while Japan and South Korea remain range-bound. On the currency side, the Indian rupee is still pinned close
🌍 Global Key Cues & Macro Snapshot 🧭 The global setup remains mixed ahead of Indian market opening: 📉 US Markets: Dow Jones and Nasdaq showed mild weakness on tech profit-taking. 🏦 Fed Policy: Recent rate cuts continue to buoy emerging markets, with inflows expected in Asia. 💱 Currency Trends: Dollar Index stable near 105,
🌍 Global Key Cues Overseas markets will drive India’s opening tone. US indices showed mixed sentiment after Fed commentary. Asian markets are cautious on crude volatility. European futures are flat, waiting for macro updates. Global yields, dollar movement, and geopolitical headlines remain the top watchpoints. 📈 GIFT Nifty Status Current outlook: Flat to mildly cautious
Good morning, traders and investors! Here’s your detailed pre-market briefing to help you start the trading day informed and confident. This report covers global cues, GIFT Nifty levels, open interest trends, Nifty/Bank Nifty/Sensex outlook, commodity prices, IPO updates, investment focus stocks, swing trades, long-term opportunities, and India VIX levels. 🌍 Global Market Cues Wall Street
🌍 Global Key Cues & Uncertainties India is expected to open muted after a three-session rally. Optimism over possible U.S. rate cuts and progress in India-U.S. trade talks is supporting sentiment. India’s Chief Economic Advisor has indicated that punitive tariffs may be reduced and reciprocal tariffs could be lowered from 25% to about 10-15%. There
