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After Monday’s mammoth 4% surge, Nifty opened Tuesday on a mildly negative note. In early trade, the index attempted a bounce toward the 25000 mark, but the momentum quickly faded. As the session progressed, selling pressure intensified, and Nifty eventually closed below the 24600 mark, ending with a loss of around 1.43%.

Over the weekend, news of a truce between India and Pakistan sparked optimism in the markets. The GIFT Nifty signaled a gap-up opening of nearly 400 points, which was reflected in the benchmark index’s strong start. This positive momentum continued throughout the day, driven by follow-up buying, ultimately leading the Nifty to close with impressive …

The week began on a positive note, but after failing to surpass the crucial resistance level of 24600, Nifty entered a phase of choppy and indecisive trading for the remaining part of the week. On Friday, rising geopolitical tensions led to a gap-down opening, and the index eventually ended near 24000, registering a weekly loss of 1.39%.

On the weekly expiry day, Nifty began on a flat note and hovered around the 24400 mark for most of the session. However, in the second half, the index witnessed a downward drift, testing levels near 24150 before settling on a closing basis above 24250 with a loss of approximately 0.58%.

Despite muted cues from Asian markets, Nifty opened on a positive note but quickly lost momentum after failing to sustain above the 24500 mark. The rest of the session remained range-bound, with the index trading nervously and weakness visible in the broader market. Eventually, Nifty closed with a loss of 0.42%, settling just above 24350.

Morning trade began on a positive note with Gift Nifty indicating a firm start, which was reflected in the benchmark index Nifty opening higher. However, similar to the recent trend, the index traded within a narrow 100-point range throughout the day. Eventually, Nifty closed with modest gains of around half a percent, settling above the 24450 mark.

The bulls maintained their dominance for a third straight week, with the truncated trading week closing on a positive note. After a strong start on Monday, the market moved into a range-bound phase for the next three sessions, eventually ending the week with a gain of 1.14%, marginally below the 24350 mark.

Ahead of the mid-week holiday, the benchmark index Nifty experienced a lackluster trading session, staying within a narrow 100-point range for most of the day. However, some volatility was seen during the last hour of trade before the index closed marginally below the 24350 mark on a flat note.

Nifty opened flat but saw a decent upward movement in the first half hour, crossing the 24450 mark. However, the buying momentum lacked follow-up, and prices quickly retreated back towards the opening levels, eventually trading within a range for the remainder of the day. Nifty closed flat, with slight gains just below 24350.

Nifty began the week on a flat note but quickly surged by 200 points within the first hour of trade. Following this sharp move, the index traded in a range with positive bias and eventually closed with a gain of 1.2% at 24328.

The week kicked off with a gap-up opening, pushing Nifty past the key 24000 mark. As the week progressed, the index continued its upward movement in a steady manner. However, on Friday, escalating geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan triggered a sharp sell-off, wiping out the week’s gains. Fortunately, bulls staged a bounce back in the latter …

On the monthly expiry day, Nifty opened on a mildly negative note and remained confined within a narrow 100-point range throughout the session. Eventually, it ended with a modest loss of 0.34%, slipping just below the 24250 mark, thereby snapping its seven-day winning streak.