The benchmark BSE Sensex added 557.45 points or 0.73%, which closed at 76,905.51, while the wider Nifty 50 index closed at 23,350.40, higher by 159.75 points or 0.69%.
Here’s how analysts read the market pulse:
Vinod Nayar, a research head of GeoGit Financial Services, said the weekly conclusion was concluded with a continuous re -recovery market in the domestic market.
“FIIs, whose sales activity is decreasing, is becoming net buyers, driven by the Dovish signals of the US Fed, indicating the possibility of a two -rate decline this year.”
Nayar explained, “This has re -ruled the local market. Despite global uncertainty, increasing trade tensions, improving domestic macro Economic indicators, valuation correction and expected earnings encourages investors to gain bargaining.”
US Markets:
The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Dysfunction managed to gain a modest benefit on Friday, with US President Donald Trump’s comments lifted back from previous losses after the next tariff concerns about implementing in early April. Their comment hoped that the impact may be less serious than the fear at the beginning.
Dow closed at 32.03 points or 0.08%to close at 41,985.35, while the S&P 500 added 4.67 points, increasing 0.08%to 5,667.56. Nasdaq composit is at 92.43 points or 0.52%to finish the session at 17,784.05.
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European markets:
European stocks extended the length of their defeat on Friday, sliding alongside large global markets and the uncertainty of trade tensions and geographical political conflicts, weights on spirit. Traveling and leisure stocks took additional hit films due to fire to close the Heathrow Airport in Britain.
Pan-European Stocks 600 marked the third straight session of its loss, down 0.6%.
Tech View:
“The Nifty continues to move upwards following the decline trendline breakout,” said Rupak Deo, a senior technical analyst for LKP Securities. He added that during the last trading session, the index faced resistance to the 21-week exponential moving average, which is placed at 23,382.
“With the critical step above 23,400, the index can increase by 200 points, as the front resistance is at 23,600. The second leg of a clear breakout rally above 23,600 can be raised. On the other hand, failure to move above 23,400, can lead to near -term consolidation.”
Most active stocks in terms of turnover:
TBO Tech (Rs 88,907.45 lakh), Manappurum Finance (Rs 14,486.49 lakh), Vodafone Idea (Rs 7,726.56 lakh), Adani Green Energy Raza (7,403.54 lakh), and Guru Vagans (RS (RS). 7,288888888888888 can help identify the highest trading turnover stocks.
Most active stocks in terms of volume:
Vodafone Idea (Traded Shares: 71.89 crore), Manappurum Finance (Traded Shares: 14.63 crore), Zomato (Traded Shares: 11.33 crore), Suzlon Energy (Traded Shares: 10.47 crore), Yes Bank (Trade Shares: 10.10 crore). Were in the traded stocks.
Stocks showing the interest of buying:
Shares of Velor Estate, MRPL, Alembic Pharmaceuticals, Ramakrishna forgiveness, Tejas Networks, Guru Wagon and Redington were in stocks in which strong interest in buying from market participants.
52-weekly.
More than 75 stocks were hit by a 52-week .It. Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bajaj Finance were those who hit their 52-week Sto.
Shares by looking at the pressure of sale:
Shares seen under significant sales pressure include TBO Tech, Shipping Corp India for India, Crisil, Amber Enterprise, Jindal Stainless, Suzlon Energy and Campus Activeware.
Price meter:
The market spirit was booming. Of the 4,162 stocks trading on the BSE on Friday, 1,286 stocks fell, 2,772 progress, and 104 stocks remained unchanged.
(Disclaimer: The recommendations, suggestions, opinions and views given by experts are their own. This does not represent the views of the economic time)
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