Nifty is poised for a range-bound week, facing strong support near 25,200. Analysts suggest gains may be limited around 25,650. Traders are advised to watch for a decisive breakout. Specific stock recommendations include Bajaj Finance, Dixon Technologies, Bharat Electronics, Tata Steel, Navin Fluorine, and Colgate Palmolive. Strategies focus on navigating this anticipated market movement.
Indian markets approach Monday with cautious optimism following a US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs. While new levies are lower than initially feared, ongoing trade uncertainties and geopolitical tensions with Iran are expected to temper any significant gains. Analysts anticipate a modest rally, with investors now focusing on earnings and currency movements for future direction.
Indian IT stocks face increased bearish bets. Traders are positioning for future declines, with significant open interest build-up in IT stock futures. This trend intensifies following AI automation tool launches. The sector's growth trajectory is under scrutiny. Investors are closely watching upcoming contract expiries for further directional cues.
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