Indian equity markets continued their upward momentum on April 16, ending the session on a positive note amid broad-based sectoral gains and improving domestic cues.
🔹 Key Indices Performance:
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Nifty 50 closed at 23,437.20, up 108.65 points or 0.47%
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Sensex closed at 77,044.29, up 309.40 points or 0.40%
The indices showed resilience despite global uncertainties and opened lower but recovered sharply by the end of the session.
📊 Technical Overview:
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Nifty found strong support near 23,275 and formed a bullish candle on the daily chart.
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It surpassed the 200-day EMA at 23,360 and closed near the day’s high.
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Support Levels: 23,275 / 23,300
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Resistance Levels: 23,450–23,500; extended resistance at 23,800
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The runaway gaps from April 11 & 15 remain unfilled, reinforcing bullish sentiment.
🏦 Sectoral & Broader Market Highlights:
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Top Performing Sectors:
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PSU Banks (+2.45%)
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Media, Oil & Gas (+1–2%)
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Banking, FMCG, Energy
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Underperformers:
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Auto (-0.43%)
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Pharma (-0.18%)
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IT ended marginally negative
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Broader Markets:
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BSE Midcap up 0.5%
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BSE Smallcap rose nearly 1%
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🔝 Top Nifty Gainers:
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IndusInd Bank
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Axis Bank
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Trent
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ONGC
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Asian Paints
🔻 Top Nifty Losers:
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Maruti Suzuki
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Hindalco
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Bajaj Finance
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L&T
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Tata Motors
🌐 Global & Domestic Sentiment:
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Global markets remained cautious amid rising US-China trade tensions, with US tariffs increasing to 245% on Chinese goods.
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Domestic sentiment stayed positive due to:
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5-year low March CPI inflation (indicating possible rate cuts)
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Expectation of a normal monsoon
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Absence of major global negative surprises
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📌 Outlook:
With Nifty sustaining above 23,400, a move toward 23,800 seems likely in the short term. However, the market is approaching a key resistance zone (23,450–23,500) and is showing signs of marginal overbought conditions.
Strategy for Traders:
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Maintain a bullish bias as long as Nifty holds above 23,300
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Watch for resistance near 23,800; booking partial profits could be considered there
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Keep an eye on outperforming sectors like Banking, PSU, FMCG for stock-specific opportunities
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