In today’s episode, Shivangi Sarda brings you key insights into the Indian stock market, with a deep dive into global factors driving market sentiment. FIIs have pumped over Rs 5300 crore into Indian equities, signaling a bullish outlook for the market.
The Indian market continues its upward momentum, boosted by strong buying interest from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and hopes for policy shifts in the US. In this episode, Shivangi breaks down the latest Nifty movement, stock recommendations, and actionable market strategies.
For traders, the episode also offers insights into price setups, derivative data, and where Nifty and Bank Nifty are headed next.
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[00:00:00] Welcome to Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk. Hey, this is your host Shivangi Sarda and let's look at what happened globally. Solid buying from the FIIs with investments in the domestic equity is boosting market sentiments.
[00:00:26] This comes amidst hopes that the US President Trump may soften his trade policy following a sharp decline in the US consumer confidence to a 12-year low. The global rally is also seen as a positive factor for the market sentiment.
[00:00:41] To start with our first segment for Wednesday 26th March 2025, Nifty index opened positive above 23,750 and after touching a high of 23,869, it faced a slight rub off from its opening levels. Minor profit booking was seen but it held above 23,600 marks.
[00:01:02] After the dip in the first half of the session, it consolidated for the next half but gave up in the last hour to finally close in minor gains. It formed a bearish candle on the daily chart but has been making higher highs, higher lows from the last eight trading sessions. Index has recovered by 1,900 points in the last four weeks and recouped the entire loss of the previous month.
[00:01:27] India WIX was up around 0.7% to 13.8 levels. Nifty put call ratio decreased to 1.04. Option data suggests a broader trading range in between 23,000 to 24,000 while immediate range is in between 23,400 to 23,800.
[00:01:49] Moving on to the second segment in the equity cash market, FIIs were net buyers to the tune of 5,372 crores while DIIs were sellers worth 2,769 crores. FIIs indexed long-shot ratio increased to 33%.
[00:02:08] Going ahead with the index actionable, debitor's data and price set-up suggest Nifty has to hold above 23,600 for the next up move towards 24,000 levels while support can be seen at 23,350 zones.
[00:02:36] And finally, talking about the sectors and stocks to watch out, positive set-up can be seen in While some weakness could be seen in Dixon, Titan, Indocent Bank, Angel One and Hind Copper. Wish you a super day ahead. Shivangi Sarada signing off. Follow this podcast for solid advice.
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