BSE Sensex closed 200.15 (0.24%) at 82,330.59, while NSE Nifty reduced 42.30 points (0.17%) to settle at 25,019.80.
Here’s how analysts read the market pulse:
The market witnessed mild profit booking following a rapid rally in the previous session, but nonetheless, investors’ sentiment continued to have sustained momentum in medium caps and small caps, and continued to have sustained momentum in fee-sensitive sectors such as real estate, NBFCs, cars, automobiles and consumer durables, said Vinod Nair, who is continuing to support Geojit inventory, and investors’ sentiment has maintained momentum. Department outlook.
“Population is fostered by expectations of pressing solutions in US-China, India-US trade relations, which ease concerns about potential economic fallouts,” Nair said.
He added that softening crude oil prices, easing inflation and increasing expectations for interest rate cuts have strengthened confidence in the economic growth outlook, fostering a widespread market revival, facility flows remain robust, and that both foreign institutional investors (FII) and domestic facility investors (DII) contribute to market stability and history.
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US Market
Wall Street’s main index extended its winning streak in Friday’s fifth straight session, freed by US and China’s optimism about a tariff ceasefire early in the week, despite consumer sentiment data pointing to a weaker outlook.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 331.99 points (0.78%), closing at 42,654.74. The S&P 500 finished with 41.45 points (0.70%) at 5,958.38, while the Nasdaq Composite added 98.78 points (0.52%) to finish the day at 19,211.10.
European Market
European equities earned their fifth consecutive weekly profit on Friday. This was supported by easing tariff concerns following US trade agreements and solid corporate revenues.
The Pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.4%, and most major local markets were also closed high. The German benchmark index hovered just below the record level, adding to bright tones throughout the region.
Technology view
Rupak De, senior technical analyst at LKP Securities, said Nifty remained in integrated mode today, and took his breath away with the overall sentiment on Thursday, continuing to remain firm.
“The indicators and overlays are consistently referring to even more strength in the short term. Plus, more DIPs could be purchased because support is located at 25,000/24,800. On the top, moves above 25,120 could be indexed at 25,250/25,350,” De said.
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Most active inventory from a sales perspective
Bharti Airtel (Rs 18,272 crore), Cochin Shipyard (Rs 6,720 crore), Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders (Rs 5,692 crore), Grse (Rs 3,556 crore), Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (Rs 3,422 crore), and bel (rs 2,499 (rs 2,499) 2,085 crore) were one of the most active stocks in BSE. Higher activity at counters in terms of values helps identify counters with the highest trading turnover for the day.
Most active stocks are in volume terms
Vodafone Idea (traded stock: 68.06 crore), Yes Bank (traded stock: 19.34 crore), Bharti Airtel (traded stock: 10.06 crore), IRFC (traded stock: 8.54 crore), IFCI (traded stock: 8.37 crore), Suzlon Energy (Suzlon Shares: 7.78, Trade crore) were one of the most aggressively traded stocks in the NSE.
Stocks showing right to purchase
Stocks of IFCI, Rites, Titagarh Wagons, Cochin Shipyard, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, GRSE and SCI were among the stocks that witnessed strong purchasing rights from market participants.
52 weeks high
Over 83 shares reached a 52-week high today, with 27 stocks slipping to a 52-week low. Those that achieved a 52-week high included ICICI Bank.
Stocks looking at sales pressure
The stocks that witnessed considerable sales pressure were Neuland Labs, Glenmark Life, Godfrey Philips, Global Health, JSW Infrastructure, Bharti Airtel and Saregama India.
Emotion meter is strong
The market sentiment was bullish. Of the 4,126 shares traded on BSE on Friday, 1,380 shares fell, 2,607 advancements, and 139 shares remained unchanged.
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