Markets also remained volatile due to the Nifty expiry.
Prashant Jain said as EV adoption rises and solar energy scales up further in India, local value addition will deepen, leading to lower costs, accelerating India’s energy transition.
FIIs turned net sellers again on Monday, offloading equities worth Rs 240.10 crore after four consecutive sessions of buying.
The immediate support for the Nifty 50 is placed at 25,150, followed by 25,000. As long as the index holds these levels, the upward journey toward 25,500, followed by 25,670, can’t be ruled out, experts said.
The market is expected to consolidate further before entering a firm directional move. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
The Nifty 50 defended the 25,150–25,200 zone, which can act as immediate support, with 25,000 serving as a key support level. On the higher side, the 25,400–25,500 range is expected to be a key resistance zone. A decisive move above this range could open the door to test the June swing high of 25,670, according to experts.
WeWork shares remained under pressure for another session, falling 2.45 percent to Rs 613.25 on October 13, in addition to 3 percent loss seen on October 10, the listing day.
Fund houses have taken a cautious stance to protect existing investors from potential mispricing. On September 13, Silver Futures rose around 6 percent.
DIIs purchased shares worth Rs 14,961 crore and sold shares worth Rs 12,627 crore. In contrast, FIIs bought shares worth Rs 8,085 crore but sold shares totalling Rs 8,326 crore.
The weekly options data suggested that the Nifty 50 is expected to trade in the 25,000-25,500 range in the short term.
The fund house currently manages three international feeder funds—the PGIM India Global Equity Opportunities Fund of Fund (FoF), the PGIM India Emerging Markets Equity FoF, and the PGIM India Global Select Real Estate Securities FoF.
Global sentiment improved after Trump struck a softer tone on trade relations with China. Wall Street futures rose sharply, signalling a firm start for U.S. markets later in the day.
In September 2025, the fund increased holdings in HDFC Bank and Adani Ports while reducing exposure to Ola Electric. Cash and equivalents fell from 1.57% in August to 1.14% in September, indicating higher equity deployment.
Investors also remained focused on upcoming second-quarter earnings from HCL Tech, following TCS’s in-line results that slightly beat market expectations on several parameters.
The subdued global sentiment following the US-China tariff war hints at some weakness in the immediate term. Hence, the crucial support is placed at 25,000–24,900 for the Nifty 50, as decisively falling below this level can bring bears back onto the street, experts said.
In the coming week, the market is expected to see some volatility, at least in the upcoming couple of sessions due to a fresh US-China trade tariff war and if that escalates significantly then bears may get strong hold over the market.
The sharp correction in US counterparts on Friday may impact sentiment in Indian equities on Monday. Still, this is unlikely to alter the broader market trend as long as the Nifty 50 continues to sustain firmly above all key moving averages and the midline of the Bollinger Bands, experts said.
The market may witness some correction following Friday’s turmoil in US counterparts. Still, technically, the trend remains upward as long as the index stays above all EMAs. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
Among sectors, Nifty Capital Market and IT indices remained top performers with 5 percent gain, followed by Nifty Healthcare index (up 3 percent), Nifty Realty index (up 2.3 percent), Nifty Private Bank, Nifty Consumer Durables, Nifty Pharma up 2 percent each. However, Nifty Media index shed nearly 3 percent.
WeWork India Management disappointed investors on its market debut day today, falling 3 percent to finish at Rs 628.65 against issue price of Rs 648.
Year-to-date for 2025, FIIs have withdrawn Rs 2.38 lakh crore, while DIIs have invested Rs 5.87 lakh crore.
Weekly derivative data suggests that the Nifty50 is likely to face resistance in the 25,400-25,500 range, with support in the 25,200-25,000 zone.
During September, AMFI data shows, equity mutual funds attracted net inflows of Rs 30,422 crore in September 2025, marking a 9% decline from Rs 33,430 crore in August.
3A Capital Services has moved SAT against Sebi’s refusal to exclude non-selling promoters from its open offer in Sri Sarvaraya Sugars. Sebi has argued that once the 25 percent threshold is breached, an open offer to all eligible shareholders is mandatory.
While SIP inflows reached an all-time high during September, according to AMFI data, 57.73 lakh new SIP accounts were registered, while 44.03 lakh SIPs matured or were discontinued, resulting in a SIP stoppage ratio of 76.3%, up from 74% in August.