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Home » News » Sensex, Nifty set for weak start amid global jitters

Sensex, Nifty set for weak start amid global jitters

Jessica BrownBy Jessica Brown Business
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Indian markets are scheduled for a weak opening on Thursday, with a NIFTY gift that indicates a 180 -point gap for mills in mixed global signals.

Indian markets are scheduled for a weak opening on Thursday, with a NIFTY gift that indicates a 180 -point gap for mills in mixed global signals.

National markets are expected to open the mixed global signals with a weak note. Gift Nifty at 23,255 indicates an opening of around 180 points for the NIFTY.

However, the Asian actions were carried out in the first operations on Thursday, although marginally, with a mediocre participation before the holidays. The markets are closed on Friday due to Good Friday, and some markets, such as Taiwan, are also closed today.

National markets are expected to remain volatile, and the purchase can arise in the second half, especially foreign portfolio investors, which have become aggressive buyers in recent days. However, the United States sign on tariffs and rates fronts will influence global investors.

VINAY PAHARIA, CIO, PGIM INDIA MUTUAL FLUD, SAID: “We are seeing a Lot of Turmoil and Volatility on Multiple Global Fronts. Trade Relations and Tariff Rates Are Being Redrawn, Supply Chain and Sourcing Likeceliderered and Deglatorered and Africa Africa Degtorered and Spherical Deconsidered and Sprinkleredred and DeglaalhouseRed and DeglaeHoDered and Deglaalholered and the Desgloso and Deglage cannot be very conducive to economies and be of a inflationary nature for certain parts of the world in general if it is seriously implemented.

In such a scenario, it is better to focus on national companies instead of exports centered in terms of portfolio construction, he said. National issues such as consumption, finance and medical care (previous exports) offer more visibility of structural growth and long term against sectors and actions that depend on global events and/or that depend on politics, he said.

The history of India about the growth of two -digit nominal GDP and the profitability of India Inc. is still very plausible (although it has a long -term deceleration of bones) in the long term, and it is better to play this story through domestic structural issues in the face of cyclic themes, Paharia S, Addthes Thanes said. and quality buckets to overcome, while the low growth/quality bucket to have a lower performance and give the excesses that were built in fiscal year 2014. “

Derived data reflect a feeling protected with a slightly bassist bias.

Dhupesh Dhameja, derivative research analyst, Samco Securities, said: “Call writers retained the advantage, surpassed writing and maintain control over the rise levels. The 24,000 strike saw a substantial writing of calls, with an open interest swelling to 1.12 Crore contracts, which mark it as a formidable resistance area. the 23,000 strike (9.42 contracts).

The Put-Call ratio (PCR) increased from 0.81 to 0.84, indicating a neutral to cautious tone among market participants, he added.

In addition, he said that India Vix, the market volatility barometer, decreased 1.61% to 15.86, which reflects cooling nerves around geopolitical risks. However, with Vx still above the mango of 15 critics, merchants must expect intra -darted whips, acute reversals and volatility, which underlines the importance of disciplined risk management in the current environment.

Posted on April 17, 2025

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