Gift Nifty up 330 points; Here is a trading setup for today’s session

Indian equity markets have experienced significant improvement, mainly inspired by mutual tariff measures to global upheaval. Analysts say that as a result of the recent recession in the market, Calendar has come an unprecedented lower part for the Lender Year, asking participants to adopt a more cautious approach to navigating this challenging time.

Position of the markets
Gift Nifty (previously SGX Nifty) gap-up signal signal
Gift Nifty on the NSE trades Trade at 334 points or 8.4848 percent, 22,654, indicating that Dalal Street led to a gap-up on Tuesday.

• Tech View: At the support level, we expect 22000-21800 to serve as a cushion, helping to stabilize the market amid intense instability. Nevertheless, in conjunction with the ‘Downward Sloping Channel’ called on the daily chart, any break from this specified support level.
• India VIX: India Vicks, which is a measure of danger in markets, has increased 65%, which has settled at 22 levels.

S&P 500, Dow Close Lower
The S&P 500 and Dow were closed on Monday after the roller coaster session, investors worried about the economic downturn and the rising inflation as US President Donald Trump excavated in his heels on tariffs, warning that they could increase China.

• S&P 500 0.23%,
• Nasdaq grows 0.10%,
• Dow of 0.91%

Asian shares increase
Asian stocks rose open after a unstable session in the US, with President Donald Trump’s concerns that the trade war of economic growth was stripped of global sales. U.S. in initial trade Equity-index futures increased.

• S&P 500 futures rose 1.4% up to 9:16 in the morning
• Hang Seng Futures dropped 0.6%
• Japan’s Topics rose 6%
• Australia Stralia’s S&P/ASX 200 increased 1.1%
• Euro Stoksx 50 futures fell 5.2%

Rise of gold
In the previous session, the price of gold rose on Tuesday from a four -week low, as the demand for safe haven wealth was removed due to concerns regarding the global trade war between the United States and its key trade partners.

Oil Chlim
Oil prices have risen by more than 1% on Tuesday, US tariffs could be indifferent to demand, and raised again after recent sale in recent sessions due to concerns that can lead to global recession.

Stokes in the F&O ban today

1) Birlasoft

2) Hindustan Copper

3) Manappurum

Securities include companies in the restriction period under the F&O segment, with 95% of the security market-wide position limit.

Fii/dii action

Foreign portfolio investors became net sellers on Monday for Rs 9,040 crore. DII bought shares worth Rs 12,122 crore.

Rupee
The rupee refused to settle at 85.76 against the US Dollar Lur on Monday, among the widespread global instability of the rising tariff war and the fear of global economic downturn.

Fii data
FII’s net short short of Rs. 86,592 crore on Monday to Rs. 1.07 lakh crore.