The Nifty slipped below key support levels on Tuesday after a brief all-time high, with analysts noting a lack of midcap and smallcap participation. Global cues influenced the pullback, but the Nifty's positional trend remains bullish, with support seen between 25,970-26,050. Canara Bank is recommended long, while IndiGo Airlines is suggested for a short position.
Auto sales are showing strong growth, with experts attributing the surge to recent GST cuts. Companies like Maruti Suzuki, M&M, and TVS Motors are standout performers, with expectations of double-digit growth continuing. Promoter block sales in IPOs have had a muted impact, with responsible divestments supporting market stability.
Global markets brace for the US Federal Reserve's policy decision, with one rate cut largely anticipated. Investors are also watching AI trade dynamics, crypto market corrections, and Japan's policy shifts. Despite current uncertainties, a positive outlook for US equities in 2026 is projected, supported by improving macro conditions and potential liquidity shifts.
The Indian rupee hit an all-time low Tuesday, pressured by trade deficits and tepid inflows, despite strong economic fundamentals. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to prevent a breach of the 90 per dollar mark. Analysts suggest underlying weaknesses may force the RBI to allow further depreciation over time, as foreign investors pull back and importers rush to buy dollars.
