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Sensex closed the day 224 points lower at 60346 after smartly bouncing back from opening lows. Nifty lost 66 points and ended the day at 18003. Despite the fact that the domestic market's opening hours mirrored the abrupt sell-off on the international market, it gradually recovered as investors found the confidence to bottom fish as a result of the better outlook for the domestic economy. The most recent worldwide rise had been fueled by hopes that the Fed would adopt a more dovish stance, but worse-than-expected US inflation data crushed those hopes. Further encouraging news came from India's dropping WPI inflation statistics, which showed that banking equities were leading the recovery while the IT sector performed poorly due to concerns about the impending recession in western markets. As the global sell-off was unable to drag the Indian equities down, Nifty continued to rise above its prior consolidation. The declining trend line has provided critical support for the Nifty at its lower end. In addition, the index has maintained above the daily timeframe's 50 exponential moving average, indicating an uptrend. As long as it stays over 17800, the trend will probably continue to be bullish going forward. On the higher end, the index may move towards 18200-18500 once it provides a decisive breakout above 18100.
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