Nifty Index Expected to Trade Within 23,500–24,800 Range Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Nifty may keep to 23,500–24,800 range amid high oil prices, war uncertainty
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Analysts predict the Nifty index will remain within the 23,500–24,800 range due to high oil prices and geopolitical uncertainties. Resistance is noted at 24,800, while support lies around 23,500. A decisive break above 24,600 could signal a positive trend.
- 01Nifty is expected to trade between 23,500 and 24,800.
- 02Resistance is identified at 24,800, with support at 23,500.
- 03A break above 24,600 could indicate a positive trend.
- 04Current market sentiment remains cautious due to global uncertainties.
- 05Stock picks include ITC and Tube Investments with specific buy targets.
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The Nifty index is anticipated to trade within a 23,500–24,800 range as analysts cite ongoing geopolitical tensions and elevated oil prices as limiting factors for gains. Recent price action suggests a near-term bottom around 22,000, with 23,555–23,153 acting as a strong demand zone. A positive crossover in the RSI-Smooth oscillator indicates potential resilience amidst intra-week volatility. However, a clear upward trend will require a breakout above 24,600. Analysts recommend a 'vanilla buy call' strategy for the May 12 expiry, suggesting buying the out-of-the-money 24,400 call option on dips. Key stock recommendations include ITC, which has broken out of a consolidation phase, and Tube Investments, which is forming a higher high–higher low structure. Overall, the market sentiment remains cautious, with immediate support at 23,500 and resistance at 24,800.
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The Nifty's performance could affect investor sentiment and trading strategies, impacting home loan EMIs and other financial products tied to market performance.
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