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Nifty Range-Bound as Macro Pressures Limit Upside Momentum

Nifty Range-Bound as Macro Pressures Limit Upside Momentum

Source: Krish Capital Pty Ltd

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Index Update:  The Nifty 50 Index is trading near 24,032.80, down 0.36%, and remains below its 50-day SMA around 24,077.60, indicating a mildly soft near-term structure. Price action reflects a recovery attempt after the recent decline, followed by consolidation near current levels. The 14-day RSI near 50.70 suggests neutral momentum, with no clear directional bias. Immediate support is placed around 23,500–23,300, while resistance is seen near 24,500–24,800. A sustained move beyond this range could determine the next directional phase, with consolidation likely in the near term.

Macro Update: India’s 10-year yield neared 7.1% amid rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions, lifting inflation concerns. Rupee weakness beyond 95/USD added pressure, while fears of a wider fiscal deficit weighed on sentiment. However, an upcoming ₹340 billion bond issuance may support demand and limit further upside in yields.

Top Market Movers: On Tuesday, Mahindra & Mahindra Limited (NSE:M&M) led the gainers with a 3.36% increase, closing at INR 3,210.80 followed by UltraTech Cement Limited (NSE:ULTRACEMCO) up 1.74% at INR 11,963.00 and Nestlé India Limited (NSE:NESTLEIND) which rose 1.42% to INR 1,477.80. On the downside followed Jio Financial Services Limited (NSE:JIOFIN) saw the largest drop, falling 1.70% to INR 248.45 followed Coal India Limited (NSE:COALINDIA) down 1.53% to INR 472.60 and ICICI Bank Limited (NSE:ICICIBANK), which dropped 1.53% to INR 1,251.30.

Commodity Update: On Tuesday, the U.S. dollar strengthened as safe-haven demand increased amid renewed Middle East tensions, including attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and a strike on a key energy facility in the UAE. Gold rose 0.36% to USD 4,549.60, silver edged up 0.01% to USD 73.53, while copper declined 0.56% to USD 12,896.60. Brent crude fell 0.50% to USD 113.85 as Iran-related conflict resolution stalled and maritime blockades disrupted oil flows.

Our Stance: Markets appear range-bound with a mild negative bias as macro headwinds rising yields, currency weakness, and geopolitical risks cap upside. While domestic demand remains supportive, lack of strong momentum and resistance near higher levels suggest continued consolidation, with directional clarity likely emerging only on a decisive breakout or breakdown.

 

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