Stock Market Highlights 7 Sept 2022: Nifty ends above 17,600, Sensex settles near 59,000; Shree Cement, UltraTech shine in weak market
The Indian market trimmed losses, however, closed in the red amid volatile global markets on Wednesday. Benchmarks Nifty 50 and Sensex ended flat with negative bias as the broader Nifty50 closed near 17,600, while the Sensex dropped around 150 points to end near the 59,000-mark.
Outperforming benchmark indices, Nifty Midcap rose higher by half per cent, while Small cap index surged 0.78%.
Sectorally, auto, private bank declined the most, while Media, IT, pharma, healthcare and consumer durables aided the recovery on Dalal Street.
"The latest economic figures indicate that the US central bank would continue to raise interest rates. As, according to ISM's (Institute of Supply Management) US Non-Manufacturing PMI, the services sector expanded last month at a rate that was higher than anticipated, putting pressure on global markets. Main indices followed the global trend however, mid & small caps rallied with strong outperformance," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services, summing up Wednesday's trading session.
Cement stocks—Shree Cement and Ultratech Cement led the recovery on the benchmarks, while Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, IndusInd Bank and Bharti Airtel declined the most
There are near-term strong headwinds for risky assets, globally. Bonds are in a strong bear market. US 10-year yield at 3.34 % and dollar index above 110 are strong headwinds for capital flows to EMs like India, said V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services on Wednesday morning.
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17700-17775 की रेंज में टुकड़ों में मुनाफावसूली करें#BankNifty में 39300-39400 की रेंज में खरीदें
39675-39800 की रेंज में मुनाफावसूलें
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"FPIs are buying in the cash market but hedging through increasing short positions in the derivatives market. High volatility with downward bias is in store for the markets in the near-term," he said.
Vijayakumar was of the view that when globally equities correct, India too will correct. But India will fall less since falling crude, decent economic growth, impressive corporate earnings and retail investor enthusiasm will support the market at lower levels, he underlined
"Domestic economy-facing segments like banks, autos, capital goods, telecom and FMCG are relatively strong sectors," he added.
The Indian market trimmed losses, however, closed in the red amid volatile global markets on Wednesday. Benchmarks Nifty 50 and Sensex ended flat with negative bias as the broader Nifty50 closed near 17,600, while the Sensex dropped around 150 points to end near the 59,000-mark.
Outperforming benchmark indices, Nifty Midcap rose higher by half per cent, while Small cap index surged 0.78%.
Sectorally, auto, private bank declined the most, while Media, IT, pharma, healthcare and consumer durables aided the recovery on Dalal Street.
"The latest economic figures indicate that the US central bank would continue to raise interest rates. As, according to ISM's (Institute of Supply Management) US Non-Manufacturing PMI, the services sector expanded last month at a rate that was higher than anticipated, putting pressure on global markets. Main indices followed the global trend however, mid & small caps rallied with strong outperformance," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services, summing up Wednesday's trading session.
Cement stocks—Shree Cement and Ultratech Cement led the recovery on the benchmarks, while Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, IndusInd Bank and Bharti Airtel declined the most
There are near-term strong headwinds for risky assets, globally. Bonds are in a strong bear market. US 10-year yield at 3.34 % and dollar index above 110 are strong headwinds for capital flows to EMs like India, said V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services on Wednesday morning.
#MarketStrategy #Nifty 17550-17600 की रेंज में खरीदारी करें
17700-17775 की रेंज में टुकड़ों में मुनाफावसूली करें#BankNifty में 39300-39400 की रेंज में खरीदें
39675-39800 की रेंज में मुनाफावसूलें
फिर से नीचे एंट्री करने का मौका मिलेगा#StockMarket #trading @AnilSinghvi_ pic.twitter.com/hdEiQUunlw
— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) September 7, 2022
"FPIs are buying in the cash market but hedging through increasing short positions in the derivatives market. High volatility with downward bias is in store for the markets in the near-term," he said.
Vijayakumar was of the view that when globally equities correct, India too will correct. But India will fall less since falling crude, decent economic growth, impressive corporate earnings and retail investor enthusiasm will support the market at lower levels, he underlined
"Domestic economy-facing segments like banks, autos, capital goods, telecom and FMCG are relatively strong sectors," he added.
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USDINR outlook
USDINR (CMP Rs 79.92 spot): Indian rupee depreciated by 0.12% today on a weak tone in the domestic markets and a strong Dollar. US Dollar surged as economic data from US surprised the markets. US ISM services PMI unexpectedly rose to 56.9 in August from 56.7 in July and expectations of a decline to 55.4. this raised expectations of a 75-bps rate hike by the Federal Reserve in its FOMC meeting later this month. However, weak crude oil prices and FII inflows cushioned the downside. We expect Rupee to remain weak on strong US Dollar and weak cues from global markets. Dollar index surged to a fresh 20-year high and is currently trading around 110.45 levels. Recovery in crude oil prices from lower levels may also weigh on Rupee. However, FII inflows may support Rupee at lower levels. Markets may also take cues from US trade deficit which is expected better than previous month. USD INR spot price is expected to trade in a range of Rs 79 to Rs 80.50 in next couple of sessions.-
Anuj Choudhary - Research Analyst at Sharekhan by BNP Paribas
Gold outlook: Wider markets remain under pressure anticipating steep hike by Fed
Gold (CMP $1704/Oz spot):
Spot gold is currently trading a tad higher as the US 10-year yields after rallying to fresh cyclical high of 3.37% yesterday have retreated by 1%. Much awaited US ISM services PMI data (August), released yesterday, topped the forecast as the data unexpectedly rose to 56.90, a four-month high reading, on easing supply chain and logistics issues. Although S&P Global US Services PMI painted a starkly different picture of the US services sector as the S&P services data showed that services sector contracted at the fastest pace since 2020, the market participants in general give more importance to the US ISM services data, which in turn pushed the yields higher. Surging yields sent gold lower to low $1790s level. Wider markets remain under pressure as probability of a 75-bps hike in September has risen sharply. Market participants look forward to Fed Chair Powell’s speech tomorrow for clues to Fed’s monetary policy path.The possibility of a sharp decline in gold prices due to capitulation has increased significantly. Traders are likely to treat any bounces/rallies as a selling opportunity for a target of $1675.
Praveen Singh – AVP, Fundamental currencies and Commodities analyst at Sharekhan by BNP Paribas
Nifty: Consolidation can continue further
The Nifty has been witnessing short term consolidation, where it has been swinging in both the directions. On September 07, it opened gap down however there was no follow through selling. The index attracted buying support near the psychological mark of 17500 as well as near the swing low of 17468. Thereon the index had a gradual recovery & moved up again towards the key hourly moving averages, where it had halted in the previous session. Structurally, the consolidation can continue further & any move towards 17700 is expected to attract another round of selling. Additionally, the selling pressure can aggravate once the level of 17500 is breached on a closing basis.-
Gaurav Ratnaparkhi, Head of Technical Research, Sharekhan by BNP Paribas
Bank Nifty stuck in broad range: Bias remains on the buy side
"The Bank Nifty index is stuck in a broad range of 1500 points where stiff resistance is visible at 40,000 and support is seen at 38,500. The index will witness a trending move on a break on either side. The immediate support stands at 39,200 and if breached will see a further decline toward the 38,800-38,500 zone. The bias remains on the buy side as long as the mentioned support level is held."- Kunal Shah, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities.
Nifty may drift down towards 17200
"Nifty started to gap down and remained with a positive bias throughout the day. On the lower end, bulls were able to protect 17500 on a sustained basis, which attracted buyers at the lower levels. The trend remains positive for the near term. On the lower end, support is visible at 17470, below which Nifty may drift down towards 17200. Resistance is visible at 17750." Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities.
Crude oil: Things not looking good in terms of demand growth
WTI Crude oil (October) CMP $87.34
Crude oil prices for October futures fell 0.5% to trade around $86.45 during mid European hours following a 2.6% slide on Tuesday, when the contract finished at $86.88 per barrel. Despite all the efforts by Saudi led OPEC+ to keep prices higher by announcing a production cut of 0.1mbpd, prices are heading for a south trip as the economic conditions in Eurozone and China keeps deteriorating by each passing week. The unprecedented level of covid-19 restriction in China has brought down the second largest economy to its knees, the August crude oil imports fell by 9.4% from an year ago, while European construction PMI dropped to 44.2 in August from 45.7 in July, marking 4th month of straight decline. The US on other front is giving hope to lead the economic revival with ISM services notching best reading in 4 months, which pushed Saudi Arab to sell their benchmark oil grades as premium to US buyers. Overall things are not looking any better for crude in terms of demand growth, while supply disruption from Libya and other region could spurt prices but will not be sustainable for longer term in absence of incremental demand. We see prices to test support of $82 followed by $80.- Mohammed Imran, Research Analyst at Sharekhan by BNP Paribas
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