Tuesday, April 29, 2025

📊 Indian Stock Market Summary – April 29, 2025

Indian equity indices ended flat on April 29 amid a volatile and range-bound trading session, reflecting investor caution and lack of fresh domestic or global triggers.


🔹 Headline Indices Performance

  • Sensex closed up 70.01 points (0.09%) at 80,288.38

  • Nifty 50 closed up 7.45 points (0.03%) at 24,335.95

After an initial uptick, both indices traded in a narrow range, failing to sustain early gains due to intraday profit booking and consolidation across sectors.


🔹 Technical Overview

  • A small red candle with minor upper shadow formed on the daily Nifty chart, signaling a failed breakout near the 24,350–24,400 resistance zone.

  • Key Support: 24,150 (Nifty) / 80,000 (Sensex)

  • Key Resistance: 24,450 (Nifty) / 80,500 (Sensex)

  • A decisive breakout above 24,450 could lead to an upmove toward 24,600–24,850.

  • Structure remains bullish with higher highs and higher lows; consolidation seen as healthy.


🔹 Sectoral Performance

SectorMovement
Defense▲ +5%
Capital Goods▲ +1%
Consumer Durables▲ +0.5%
IT▲ +0.5%
Oil & Gas▲ +0.5%
Pharma▼ -1%
Metal▼ -0.5%
Power▼ -0.5%
Telecom▼ -0.5%

🔹 Broader Market Action

  • BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices: Ended flat

  • Advances/Declines: 1,766 stocks advanced, 2,012 declined, and 125 remained unchanged


🔹 Top Nifty Gainers

  • Bharat Electronics

  • Tech Mahindra

  • Reliance Industries

  • Eicher Motors

  • Trent

🔹 Top Nifty Losers

  • Sun Pharma

  • ONGC

  • Coal India

  • UltraTech Cement

  • Dr. Reddy’s Labs


🔹 Rupee & Global Sentiment

  • The Indian Rupee erased early gains amid geopolitical tensions and a stronger dollar index.

  • USDINR outlook:

    • Support: 84.94

    • Resistance: 85.70

  • Market cautious due to mixed Q4 earnings, border tensions, and holiday-shortened week.


🔹 Market Outlook

The index remains in a consolidation phase with a positive bias, aided by sectoral rotation and FII inflows. A breakout above resistance levels could resume the rally. Traders are advised to maintain a "buy on dips" strategy, with a focus on stocks showing relative strength.

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