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Market was like sea of red on Thursday . The  markets logged it's biggest drop & hit 3 month low. The markets took a major hit as both the key indices amid a selloff witnessed across sectors and weak global cues. The Sensex tanked as much as 858 points to touch 35116 - a level last seen on July 2. The Nifty plummeted 267 points to hit an intraday low of 10591 - its lowest since July 9. The rupee hit another record low, amid weak global cues, boiling crude prices and fears of a widening current account deficit. Concerns over the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) adopting an aggressive stance in its monetary policy statement due to a rise in inflationary pressure led to erosion in investors' risk-taking appetite. Caution prevailed in the markets ahead of RBI's statement due on Friday. We are expecting that the central bank to hike the repo rate by 0.25%.

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Bears continued to rule on dalal street. The Sensex fell over 200 points and the Nifty dropped below the 11,000-level in early trade Wednesday after the rupee dropped to a new low amid sustained foreign fund outflows and surging crude oil prices. BSE benchmark Sensex closed at 35975, down 550 points. The Nifty ended 150 points lower at 10800. Investors were also cautious ahead of the three-day RBI policy review started from today. Investors will keep a close watch on the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision on key interest rates. The RBI's monetary policy committee has started its three-day meeting from today to decide on the fourth bi-monthly monetary policy. After two successive hikes, the repo-rate currently stands at 6.50%. In this running week, which is a truncated one as Tuesday was a market holiday for Gandhi Jayanti, RBI’s money policy review will be one of the key market drivers along with some macroeconomic numbers and movement in the rupee and crude oil prices.  The central bank’s fourth bimonthly money policy review of this financial year will be held on October 3-5. Market analysts believe RBI may feel compelled to go for a rate hike for the third time, considering the rupee’s poor health, steady rise in crude oil prices and Fed’s third rate hike. In its August policy, RBI had raised the repo rate for the second consecutive time by 25 basis points to 6.50%.

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The week has started on a choppy note. The Sensex jumped as much as 240 points to touch 36467 while the Nifty climbed 56 points to hit 10986 in late afternoon trade.  The indices swung between gains and losses during Monday’s session. The Sensex traded in a range of 36467 -35960, while the Nifty moved between 10963 and 10821. That meant a swing of 506 points for the sensex  & 141 points for the Nifty. Caution prevailed after the Reserve Bank of India announced measures to curb liquidity concerns. Finally sensex closed the day at 36526 while nifty ended at 11008.

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:11200,11300,11400

 PIVOT POINT: 11000

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  10900,10800,10700

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10950,11000,11100

PIVOT POINT:10900

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  10850,10800,10750

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY

This has been clearly the worst week for our markets in last few months. We have been correcting right from the word go, started on Monday and Friday was like adding insult to the injury. At one point on Friday, index and the broader market was falling like a pack of cards; threatening market participants to a great extent. Fortunately, we did manage to give a decent recovery from lows and have closed at the make or break level.  It has been a rather jittery start to the October series. The Nifty has stayed below 11,000-mark on Friday.

The week started flat positively, the rub-off effect from the last week dragged the indices lower right from the word go. During the day, the bears clearly had the upper hand as markets remained under pressure and the Nifty ended below 11000 mark. Tuesday opened slightly higher very much in line with the Nifty; but once again it turned out to be a formality. After some initial consolidation, the index eventually started correcting and in fact the momentum accelerated as the day progressed. In the second half, the index eventually slipped below its important psychological support of 11000 and then remained stagnant in the last hour of the day. On Wednesday the ecstasy of the northward direction halted as we witnessed strong bout of selling on account of depreciating domestic currency, global trade war, rising crude prices and some concerns over few NBFC’s. In the course of action, index corrected almost 6% in the September series to conclude tad below the important psychological level of 11000. Despite this carnage in the broader market, IT counters clearly bucked the trend as we saw giants like ‘INFY’ and ‘TCS’ went on to clock fresh record high. On Thursday market opened slightly higher very much in line with the SGX Nifty; but once again it turned out to be a formality. After some initial consolidation, the index eventually started correcting and in fact the momentum accelerated as the day progressed. In the second half, the index eventually slipped below its important psychological support of 11000 and then remained stagnant in the last hour of the day.

NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 10800; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @11200

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Market saw selling pressure at higher levels on Thursday, as nifty settled September series futures & options contracts at below 11,000. Domestic stock markets started Thursday's session on a lackluster amid cautious trade by investors ahead of expiry of monthly derivatives contracts. At 2:18 pm, the Nifty was trading 77 points, lower at 10976 while the Sensex was down 197 points, at 36344.   At the close of market hours, the Sensex closed down 218 points at 36324, while the Nifty was lower by 76 points at 10977. The Sensex concluded the session over 200 points lower.   Market is struggling mainly due to sentimental dent despite reaffirmation of liquidity support by the Reserve bank of India and other related agencies. The continuous fall in NBFC and banking counters is adding to that pressure. Weakness in Asian peers after the Federal Reserve announced a hike in key interest rate overnight also dampened sentiment in the domestic markets. However, the government's move on customs duty applicable to 19 items eased some concerns on the current account deficit front, and limited the down-slide. The Reserve Bank of India

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 Bears continued to rule on dalal street. The Sensex & nifty settled marginally lower on Wednesday ahead of the expiry of September Futures and Options (F&O) contracts due on Thursday. Market sentiments were dragged by consumer goods and IT stocks. The rupee rose marginally against the US dollar. Keep an eye on outcome of the Federal Reserve's policy meet due later in the day. The Sensex ended at 36542, down 110 points while the broader Nifty settled at 11054, down 14 points.

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Lot of volatility was witnessed on the 2^nd day Sep F&O expiry week. What a comeback for the bulls after days of relentless correction & credit goes to all financial stocks. The Sensex ended over 350 points higher, while the Nifty ended above 11,000-mark as well. The  Sensex closed 347  points, up at 36652, and the Nifty 50 rose 90 points, to close at 11057.

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The market continued to reel under selling pressure on Monday.  Liquidity crunch fears, consistent selling by FIIs, rupee volatility, rising crude oil prices and trade war tensions weighed on sentiment. The Nifty has broken psychological 11000 levels, falling 175 points to 10967. The Sensex dropped 536 points to 36305. Investors, who were wary of the flash crash on Friday which saw a 1500-point swing on the, started trading on a volatile note in the morning. By mid-day however, the Street was deep in the red zone and could not recover. Earlier, before the markets opened, finance minister Arun Jaitley sought to soothe the volatility in the markets by assuring the government will ensure liquidity in non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) and mutual funds.
The outlook for nifty remains bearish for Tuesday’s session, some