nifty 50 and sensex today : May 11,2025

nifty 50 and sensex today : May 11,2025

Indian stock market: This week’s trends will be determined by Q4 results, retail inflation, India-Pakistan tensions, foreign money flow, and global cues. According to D-Street analysts, 23,800 is the Nifty 50‘s immediate support level.

After a period of consolidation, the Indian stock market saw a steep correction amid rising geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan, ending its three-week winning streak, the longest this year.

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In the upcoming week, investors will then keep an eye on a few significant market triggers. The market trend for the week will be determined by the upcoming March quarter profits for fiscal 2024-25 (Q4FY25), retail inflation, domestic macroeconomic data, India-Pakistan geopolitical tensions, foreign capital inflows, and global signals.

Trends in the Indian stock market :
Due to pressure from the border violence, which increased stock market volatility and caused a move towards a risk-off mentality, domestic equities indexes the Sensex and Nifty 50 fell 1.4% last week.

While the BSE Sensex also lost 1.1% on Friday but ended below the 80,000 level, the Nifty 50 declined 1.1% but closed above the psychologically significant 24,000-point threshold. The ‘fear gauge’ or volatility index increased for the eighth consecutive session to reach a high of more than one month.

The Nifty 50 index fell 338 points to close at 24,008 and the Sensex fell 1,047 points to conclude at 79,454 on the week,resulting in a weekly loss of almost 1.4%. Under “Operation Sindoor,”the Indian military launched targeted missile attacks against nine terrorist locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Wednesday.

“At first,the India-UK Free Trade Agreement and better-than-expected Q4 profits from a few index heavyweights helped to boost market sentiment. Gains were eventually reduced,though,as rising military tensions negatively affected market sentiment,according to Puneet Singhania,director of Master Trust Group.

The general assumption is that inflationary pressures may be about to ease. In the near future,geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan continue to be a cause for concern. According to Vinod Nair,Head of Research at Geojit Investments Ltd.,”the market expects the issue to wrap up shortly based on the economic and military strength of India,despite its unfolding nature and the unexpected escalation.”

With several fresh initial public offers (IPOs) and listings planned across the mainboard and small and medium enterprise (SME) divisions,the primary market will see more activity this week. From a technical and domestic perspective, this week will be crucial. Investors will monitor company profits, geopolitical developments, and domestic macroeconomic data.

Results for Q4 and macro data :
Investors will keep a close eye on the publication of important macroeconomic data, such as the consumer price index (CPI), wholesale pricing index (WPI), and import and export trade statistics. A number of significant firms, including PVR INOX, Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, Cipla, GAIL, Hero MotoCorp, Tata Motors, Lupin, Godrej Industries, and BHEL, are expected to release their quarterly results as the corporate earnings season picks up speed.

IPO Activity: Two Listings, Two New Issues :
So far this week, there are no new mainboard issues planned to go up for subscription. Two fresh issues will go up for bid in the SME segment. Two SMEs will be listed on either the NSE SME or the BSE SME.

Technical Perspective :
Technically speaking, the Nifty 50 is presently circling important moving averages, indicating the possibility of additional declines. The drop might continue toward 23,200 if there is a clear break.

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