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Indian shares fell on Monday, following losses in Asian markets, as investor sentiment was subdued after Iran\’s retaliatory attack on Israel over the weekend spurred fears of a wider regional conflict. The NSE Nifty 50 fell 1.1% to 22,272, while the S&P BSE Sensex lost 1.14% to 73,399, at close.
\”We expect domestic markets to witness near-term headwinds amid rising volatility. With the start of result season and poll promises by several political parties, we may continue to see sector & stock-specific action,\” said Siddhartha Khemka, Head – Retail Research, Motilal Oswal.
\”We expect domestic markets to witness near-term headwinds amid rising volatility. With the start of result season and poll promises by several political parties, we may continue to see sector & stock-specific action,\” said Siddhartha Khemka, Head – Retail Research, Motilal Oswal.
Vidya Bala advises cautious optimism in market investments, with focus on specific sectors for potential growth. Monitoring commodity prices, market corrections, and sector shifts for strategic investment decisions amidst evolving market conditions. Bala further says: \”Moving into FY25, we are not sure if the earlier growth momentum can be maintained.\”
Investing.com – India stocks were lower after the close on Monday, as losses in the IT, Banking and Capital Goods sectors led shares lower.
India set to exit FY24 with a GDP of $3.6 trillion. Strong market performance observed with significant returns. Various sectors like BFSI, Auto, Healthcare, Tata Consumer, and Birla Corp showcase growth potential.
Aditya Arora provides insights on stock recommendations, including ONGC and Thermax. He also advises on Senco Gold\’s strong performance, the bullish outlook on the metals pack, trading opportunities in Vodafone, and key levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty. Arora says: \”The metal index is trading at 9002 odd levels. I still think it is a buy; the upside which I see is 9500 to 9600.\”
Nifty on Friday ended 234 points lower to form a Doji candle on the weekly scale. On the daily charts, the index closed below the lows of the previous three sessions, indicating weakness. The index is in the process of retracing the rise it has witnessed from 22,710 – 22,776.
Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers at Rs 8,027 crore on Friday. DIIs, meanwhile, bought shares worth Rs 6,341 crore.
ICICI Bank, Reliance Industries, Mahindra & Mahindra, Eicher Motors, SAIL, IRCTC, City Union Bank and Tata Motors are among the stocks recommended by analysts for the short term.
Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers at Rs 8,027 crore on Friday. DIIs, meanwhile, bought shares worth Rs 6,341 crore.
“Till Nifty is holding about 22,500, 22,400, trend is likely to remain on the bullish side and buy on dip should be your strategy. On the higher side, once again, Nifty spot manages to cross above 22,650, 22,700, then this rally can extend further and a possible target we could see towards the 22,800 to 23,000 level.”