Closing Levels Nifty 50: 25,843.15 (+0.51%) Sensex: 84,363.37 (+0.48%) Bank Nifty: 58,033.20 (+0.55%) 🥇 Top 5 Gainers & 🔻 Top 5 Losers 🥇 Top 5 Gainers (Nifty 50) 1.Reliance Industries — strong post-earnings momentum. + 3.53% 2.Cipla — pharma strength; among day’s best. + 3.9% 3.Shriram Finance — financials led broader gains. +2.73% 4.Bajaj Finserv — upbeat in BFSI pack. +2.69% […]
🌏 Global Cues + 🔮 GIFT Nifty (pre-open) GIFT Nifty: Gift Nifty ~25,975–25,990 (green; signaling a positive bias for the open). Macro tone: Asia growth upgraded; Indian indices eye record-zone if 25,800–26,000 holds as a base. Crude (Brent) ~$61/bbl; softer overnight—supportive for India. 🇮🇳 Current Key Levels (previous close reference) Nifty 50: 25,709.85 (Fri close).
🌍 Global Market Highlights The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded Asia’s growth forecast for 2025 to 4.5%, up 0.6 percentage points from its April estimate, noting strong exports and intra-regional trade. The IMF also cautions that global risks remain, especially from trade policies (notably U.S.), rising interest rates, and geopolitical tensions. Global equity indices vary: while
🌍 Global Cues & Market Sentiment The Indian market extended its Diwali-week rally amid easing US bond yields and strengthening flows into India. US inflation signs and improved US-India trade optimism added to sentiment. The rupee ended the day near ₹87.975/$, slightly weaker but within an acceptable range. 📊 Closing Levels & Key Support/Resistance Takeaway:
🌍 Global Cues at the Open Wall Street finished lower overnight on renewed US bank worries and persistent US– China trade tensions; Asia is softer this morning. That’s tilting early sentiment defensive in India. Oil: Brent is drifting and on pace for a weekly loss; latest prints near $61–62/bbl as surplus worries linger. Rupee: After a
🌍 Global Cues & Market Sentiment Global markets made fresh gains as hopes of a US rate cut and strengthening domestic flow into India bolstered sentiment. The Indian rupee firmed to ~₹87.74 per USD on reports of central-bank dollar intervention. Oil remains reasonably soft, and this mix of factors helped Indian benchmark indices surge. 📊
