Gift Nifty up 90 points; Here is a trading setup for today’s session

The Indian equity markets saw a sharp decline with the Nifty at the end of February at 22,125 with the Nifty. The fall was mainly due to weak global signs following several comments of US President Trump’s additional tariffs on China. On Monday, the markets will react to Q3GDP data, which came to 6.2% in-line with market expectations.

Analysts say this can provide some relief in the current unstable environment. In addition, the current week is going to be dynamic for global and Indian markets, powered by key macroeconomic data release, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech and the impact of major tariffs by the US President.

Position of the markets
Gift Nifty (previously SGX Nifty) indicates a positive start
Gift Nifty trades at 86.50 points or 0.39 percent, 22,356.50 on the NSE IX, indicating that Dalal Street led to a positive start on Friday.

• Tech View: “As a confirmation of power, we will wait to conquer 22950. The markers of the damage can remain close to 22500, while ER Banda support is found at 22300,” said Anand James, the chief market strategist of GeoGit Financial Services.
• India VIX: India Viks, which is a criterion of fear in the markets, settled at 13.91 levels.

US Stocks
Wall L Street ends after the Chopai trading session on Friday, after a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian counterpart Wolodymir Zelensky, Del technologies drowned and other tech stocks.

Asian shares mixed
In the early trade, the Australian Strallion and Japanese stocks have increased while the U.S. The equity index futures were stable. Hong Kong stocks may decline as investors are waiting for the last -minute negotiations to ensure that US trade tariffs on Chinese goods implemented this week with Levi on Mexico and Canada are not further increased.

• S&P 500 futures dropped 0.1% by Tokyo time by 9:29 in the morning
• Hang Seng Futures dropped 0.2%
• Japan’s Topics rose 0.9%
• Australia Stralia’s S&P/ASX 200 increased 0.2%
• Euro Stoksx 50 futures fell 0.3%

Gain of gold
On Monday, gold prices, the weakening of the US, and the rising danger helped US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats could lead to global trade war and stock inflation, which has accelerated the safe demand for metal.

Stokes in the F&O ban today

Zero

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

Fii/dii action
On Friday, foreign portfolio investors made net sellers Rs 11,639 crore. DII bought shares worth Rs 12,308 crore.

Rupee
On Friday, the rupee 19 Peace was closed at 87.37 against the US de Dollar Lur, as investors’ feelings were rejected by the strength of American currency and negative attitudes in domestic equity.

Fii data
FII’s net has increased from 1.73 lakh crore to 1.88 lakh crore on Thursday.