NIFTY FUTURES TARGETS
Nifty has a bit of momentum, but faces resistance at 24,300-24,700
Dalal Street's recent rebound is gaining strength. Technical signals indicate a shift from a corrective phase to a sustained uptrend. Improving momentum and selective buying are supporting this move. However, the market faces crucial resistance zones. Analysts are watching closely to see if the recovery can overcome these challenges and establish a firm upward trajectory.
Rs 2 crore retirement corpus in 20 years: How to grow your money safely despite inflation & market risks
Building a Rs 2-crore retirement corpus requires a strategic approach to combat inflation and market volatility. Experts recommend a systematic investment plan with annual increases, a gradual shift from equity to debt as retirement nears, and a bucket strategy for managing withdrawals. Avoiding premature exits during market downturns is crucial for long-term wealth preservation and growth.
Why Sahi is the right platform for futures and options trading in India
Sahi is a new trading platform designed specifically for Indian futures and options traders, addressing common issues like execution delays and fragmented screens. It offers single-screen workflows, built-in risk management, and research-backed trade ideas to enhance trading efficiency and discipline.
India bonds trim losses as soft CPI spurs value buying
Indian government bonds trimmed most of their losses on Monday, as softer-than-expected inflation data drew in late-session buyers, tempering concerns over price pressures following oil's surge after the collapse of the U.S.-Iran peace talks.
Tech View: Nifty upside seen at 24,500–24,600; support at 23,700
Dalal Street's technical outlook improved with a market rebound, but US-Iran tensions introduce uncertainty. Analysts suggest buying Nifty futures around 24,106 with upside targets at 24,500-24,600. Top stock picks include Jamna Auto Industries, Dhampur Sugar Mills, Birlasoft, Gujarat Ambuja Exports, Olectra Greentech, and Eicher Motors, all showing bullish technical indicators.
Nifty Bank vs IT: Anand James on how to trade this week
Anand James sees sustained buying lifting Nifty toward 24,900 as volatility eases. Bank Nifty shows strong bullish momentum with potential to 57,300, backed by derivatives and heavyweight reversals. IT remains weak with bearish indicators, while realty stocks and select trades offer upside opportunities.
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A beginner's guide to scalping: Capturing the market’s micro-trends
Scalping is a high-speed trading style focused on capturing tiny price movements, demanding radical honesty, unbreakable discipline, and flawless execution. It requires a deep understanding of costs, including regulatory charges and the "Tap Tax" from trading apps, to achieve profitability. Success hinges on disciplined execution, managing risk ruthlessly, and knowing when to stop.
Godrej Properties shares rally 3% on achieving 105% of FY26 bookings guidance. Check details
Godrej Properties share price gained 3% after it achieved a record financial year 2026. Bookings and collections reached their highest ever for an Indian real estate company. The developer exceeded its booking guidance by 105 percent. Collections rose 17 percent year-on-year. Operating cash flow also saw significant growth. New project additions more than doubled initial guidance. Godrej Properties delivered 12.1 million square feet across nine cities.
Crude is now less rude: What $90 oil means for your stocks, rupee, Indian economy
Global oil markets may be entering a structurally higher price regime, with Brent expected to remain elevated despite a US-led Israel-Iran ceasefire. India faces near-term relief but faces risks of imported inflation and a widening current account deficit. While valuations are attractive, sustained foreign investor inflows hinge on West Asian stability and declining crude prices.
Nifty target 26,000: Bernstein’s Venugopal Garre lists 6 sectors to buy amid Iran war ceasefire
Brokerage Bernstein set a year-end target of 26,000 for the Nifty 50, with strategist Venugopal Garre saying the United States–Iran ceasefire marks an “off-ramp” from recent hostilities. Falling crude risks support rebounds in financials, oil marketing companies, travel, chemicals, paints and construction.
RIL, HPCL and other downstream stocks soar up to 9% as crude crashes 15% after the US-Iran ceasefire. What’s next for investors?
Indian oil, Reliance, Hindustan Petroleum, Bharat Petroleum shares rallied up to 9% as crude prices plunged nearly 15% following a US-Iran ceasefire announcement, easing fears of Strait of Hormuz disruption. This drop significantly reduces input costs for downstream companies like HPCL, IOCL, and BPCL, boosting their shares. Conversely, upstream producers such as ONGC and Oil India saw declines of up to 4%.
US Stocks | Iran war may push US inflation, interest rates higher than expectations, warns JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that the US-Iran war and rising oil prices could push inflation and interest rates higher than expected, despite the US economy’s resilience. Geopolitical tensions, high asset prices, and private credit risks may trigger market volatility, impacting growth, consumer confidence, and financial stability in 2026.
Long-term patience along with discipline, not ‘multi-bagger hunting’, builds real wealth: Somil Mehta
Somil Mehta of Mirae Asset Sharekhan emphasizes that sustainable wealth creation hinges on discipline and patience, not impulsive bets. He highlights the importance of structured investing, consistent monitoring, and risk management, noting that research accessibility has outpaced its structured application by many investors.
Rs 5 lakh crore gains! Sensex soars 787 pts, Nifty reclaims 22,950; Iran-US ceasefire framework, 3 other factors behind the rally
Indian stock markets staged a remarkable recovery, erasing morning losses to turn positive by afternoon. This surge was primarily fueled by media reports of a Pakistan-brokered Iran-US ceasefire framework, significantly boosting investor confidence. Key sectors like Consumer Durables led the gains, while Reliance Industries bucked the trend.
40% of Nifty 50 firms faced EPS cuts amid March selloff: Check which stocks saw biggest cuts and upgrades
Indian markets experienced a sharp downturn in March, with Nifty 50 companies seeing significant EPS estimate cuts, particularly in aviation and infrastructure, due to soaring oil prices. InterGlobe Aviation faced the largest reduction. Conversely, oil & gas and metals sectors witnessed upgrades. Escalating US-Iran tensions continue to fuel investor concerns and oil price hikes.
Sensex drops 300 points, Nifty below 22,650 as Trump's threats to Iran push oil above $110/barrel
Indian stock market got off to a negative start after US President Donald Trump's increased threats towards Iran. Consequently, oil prices surged above $110 per barrel. Major companies like IndiGo, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Reliance Industries experienced significant losses.
Defending the rupee: Understanding the RBI’s new rules. Will they work?
The RBI’s measures to defend the rupee have had their desired effect, with the Indian currency staging a smart recovery. But do these measures merely address the symptoms rather than the causes of the rupee’s weakness? Perhaps. Also, they mark a reversal of the central bank’s own 2020 policy of “onshoring the offshore” rupee trade.
Q4 impact: Bank stocks slump up to 32% in 3 months, but brokerages bet on SBI, HDFC Bank, 6 more stocks. Check why
Banking stocks have slumped up to 32% over three months, underperforming the Nifty amid FII outflows, rising oil prices and rate concerns. Brokerages remain selective, backing SBI, ICICI Bank and others despite margin pressure. Q4 results and FY27 outlook will be key triggers for the sector’s recovery.
'Don't be a hero': CA Rudramurthy BV says stay away from longs; short Havells and Lodha instead
Vachana Investments MD CA Rudramurthy BV advises Indian equity investors to view market rallies as shorting opportunities until Brent crude falls below $95, the rupee drops below 92, and the VIX cools under 15. He emphasizes preserving capital and suggests hedging long-term portfolios with put options, identifying Havells and Lodha as specific short trade recommendations.
GRSE, Cochin Shipyard, BDL, other defence stocks tumble up to 6%. Time to buy?
Indian defence stocks experienced a significant drop of up to 6% on Thursday, with the Nifty India Defence index falling around 3%. This decline followed a sharp rally yesterday, driven by strong financial results from GRSE and Cochin Shipyard's inclusion in the F&O segment. Broader market weakness also contributed to the sell-off.
US Stock Market | Aerospace stocks soar as SpaceX IPO buzz ignites sector optimism
Aerospace and space stocks rallied after reports that SpaceX has confidentially filed for an IPO, potentially valuing the company at over $1.75 trillion. The move boosted sector sentiment, lifting related firms and ETFs, while reinforcing optimism around space as a key growth frontier driven by structural industry tailwinds.
Zero returns in 2 years: Should Nifty bulls build a cash fort like Warren Buffett?
Nifty50 has delivered zero returns over the past two years and is now at a critical juncture amid rising geopolitical tensions, a weakening rupee, and surging crude prices. While domestic investors continue to buy, foreign investors have pulled out a record $13 billion in March, signaling a shift to safer assets. Adding to concerns, Goldman Sachs has downgraded Indian equities to “marketweight” and cut its Nifty target.
Nifty under pressure; 23,000 break sparks further concern: Analysts
Geopolitical tensions in West Asia are expected to cause continued downward trends and sharp swings in Nifty this week. Analysts suggest Nifty could fall to the 22,500–22,400 zone if it remains below 23,000. Investors are advised to watch for key support levels around 21,900–21,700. Trading strategies and top stock picks for the week are also provided.
Iran war, crude, rupee among 8 factors to steer D-Street in holiday-shortened week
The Indian stock market faces a holiday-shortened week with significant headwinds. Geopolitical tensions from the Iran-Israel conflict, elevated crude oil prices, and a depreciating rupee are expected to weigh on investor sentiment. Foreign institutional investors continue their selling spree, adding to market uncertainties.
Oil spikes, markets swoon. Now what? A disciplined approach to the West Asia crisis
Geopolitical shocks like the West Asian conflict can unsettle markets, but history shows resilience. For India, managing oil price spikes and inflation is key. Investors should stick to disciplined plans, rebalancing portfolios and upgrading quality during dips. Long-term growth remains the focus, urging calm, liquidity, and discipline.
HPCL, BPCL, IOC shares rise up to 4% as govt cuts excise duty on petrol and diesel; what lies ahead?
Oil marketing company shares are in focus after the government reduced excise duty on petrol and scrapped it on diesel. This move follows a surge in global crude oil prices and a price hike by private retailer Nayara Energy. Brokerages, however, remain cautious, citing potential margin pressures and elevated oil prices.
HPCL, BPCL, IOC shares rise 2%, extend gains as crude oil falls below $100 on rising hopes of Iran war ceasefire
Shares of Hindustan Petroleum, Indian Oil, and Bharat Petroleum enjoyed a boost on Wednesday, as falling crude oil prices set a positive tone. Amid rising hopes for a ceasefire in the Middle East, oil fell sharply by over 5%, bringing Brent crude futures down to $98.28 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude to $87.68 a barrel.
GIFT Nifty jumps 4% after Trump’s latest comment on Iran war. Sensex, Nifty to take U-turn tomorrow?
Indian markets look set for a rebound as GIFT Nifty surged 3.6% on Monday following US President Trump’s announcement to delay strikes on Iranian power plants. Investor optimism grew amid expectations of ceasefire talks, easing oil prices, and sharp Wall Street futures gains after days of steep market selloffs.
GIFT Nifty down 340 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Markets closed last week with a negative bias, anticipating a data-sensitive upcoming week influenced by global uncertainties. West Asia conflict and crude oil prices are key external drivers. The Indian rupee experienced its steepest single-day fall since late 2022 due to surging oil prices.
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