🌍 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. 📊
🌍 Global cues at the open Global risk tone is supportive: Asia is in the green as traders price in Fed cut hopes, while oil stays near the low-60s. The rupee strengthened sharply on Wednesday after RBI intervention (breached ₹88 briefly), easing FX nerves into today. 📍 GIFT Nifty indication (pre-open) GIFT Nifty ~25,465 around 07:35 IST,
🌍 Global Cues & Market Sentiment After two days of lagging, Indian equities rebounded strongly on Wednesday as hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut filtered into global markets. The up-move was broad-based, with improved risk appetite in Asia and softer oil prices aiding the mood. 📊 Closing Levels & Key Support/Resistance Nifty 50 closed
🌍 Global Cues Global markets are showing early signs of recovery. US markets ended mixed overnight as investors balanced weak inflation data with renewed trade tension between the US and China. Asian indices traded steady this morning, with Japan’s Nikkei up 0.2% and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng marginally higher. Oil prices remain soft, hitting five-month lows
