Market Overview
Indian benchmark indices ended higher for the third straight session on June 13, 2024. The Sensex gained 204 points (0.27%) to close at 76,810, while the Nifty rose 75 points (0.33%) to settle at 23,398. Despite the gains, the markets remained range-bound throughout the day.
Index Performance
- Sensex: 76,810 (+204 points / +0.27%)
- Nifty: 23,398 (+75 points / +0.33%)
- Nifty Close: 23,399
- Market Breadth:
- Advances: 2048
- Declines: 1371
- Unchanged: 80
Sectoral Performance
- Gainers:
- Laggards:
- Media: Witnessed profit booking correction after a recent rally, down 1%.
- Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG): Fell by 0.6%.
- Energy: Lagged behind other sectors.
Stock Performance
- Top Gainers:
- Shriram Finance
- HDFC Life
- Divis Labs
- M&M
- Titan Company
- Top Losers:
- HUL
- Power Grid Corp
- Axis Bank
- Britannia Industries
- Eicher Motors
Broader Market Indices
- BSE Midcap: Up nearly 1%
- BSE Smallcap: Up nearly 1%
Market Insights
- The markets exhibited a mixed trend sector-wise. While realty and IT sectors led the gains, FMCG and energy sectors underperformed.
- Mid and small-cap indices continued their streak of outperformance, each rising by approximately 0.60%.
- The Nifty displayed a time-wise correction, with signs indicating that this trend may continue. It is suggested to focus on stock-specific trading, particularly in agriculture-related stocks, sugar, chemicals, and select defense stocks for long positions.
Technical Analysis
- Nifty Resistance Levels: 23,480
- Nifty Support Levels: 23,300
- The Index formed a bearish candle at record levels and exhibited a bearish divergence on the hourly timeframe, suggesting a loss of positive momentum.
Recommendations
Investors are advised to focus on stock-specific opportunities, particularly in the following themes:
- Agriculture-related stocks
- Sugar stocks
- Chemical stocks
- Select defense stocks
Given the current market conditions, staying attuned to sectoral performance and resistance/support levels can help in making informed trading decisions.
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