If the Nifty 50 holds the 25,150 support level, bulls may drive the index towards 25,450–25,500, followed by 25,700. On the lower side, the levels to watch are 25,000–24,900, according to experts.
Energy Infrastructure Trust rose 0.27 percent to Rs 82.22 per unit on the BSE.
For the year so far, FIIs have been net sellers of shares worth Rs 2.23 lakh crore, while DIIs have net bought shares worth Rs 5.51 lakh crore.
Sheth explained that unlike a direct corporate tax cut, which immediately boosts profitability and valuations, an indirect tax cut like the GST reduction takes longer to reflect in corporate earnings.
Atul Suri expressed optimism for the medium term that there will be a 20% upmove in the next one year, provided the reforms push actually play out and India starts seeing an uptick in GDP growth as well as corporate earnings.
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Weekly options data suggest that the Nifty 50 may find support in the 25,150–25,000 zone, with resistance in the 25,400–25,500 zone in the near term.
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If the Nifty 50 manages to hold the 25,250–25,150 zone amid likely consolidation, the new leg of strength may drive the index beyond 25,500 and then 25,700. However, a decisive move below it can open the door for bears, who can drag the index down to 25,000–24,900.
Consolidation may be seen for a few more sessions before entering a new leg of the upmove. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
Analysts suggest that this consolidation may continue for a few sessions. However, the overall trend remains bullish, supported by positive technical and momentum indicators.
The coming week is also expected to be positive for the market with focus on further developments with respect to India-US trade deal talks, US GDP & Core PCE numbers, manufacturing & services PMI flash data for September and FIIs mood, according to experts.
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Weekly options data suggested that the 25,400–25,500 zone may act as a key resistance in the near term, with support likely at the 25,250–25,200 zone.
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