NIFTY TARGET
Indices declines 0.7% amid rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions
Indian equity indices closed lower on Friday due to Israel's strikes on Iran, which raised concerns about oil supply disruptions and a wider Middle East conflict. Despite an initial sharp fall, the market recovered some losses, supported by underlying bullish sentiment. Both Nifty and Sensex declined, with investors closely watching key support levels for further market direction.
No major economic impact of Iran-Israel conflict, but vigil up: India official
The Israel-Iran conflict's economic impact on India is under watch. Officials believe major impact is unlikely unless the conflict escalates. Short-term volatility in oil prices, capital flows, and shipping is possible. India's strong macroeconomic position should help it weather the crisis. Indian stocks fell, and the rupee depreciated amid investor concerns. Oil prices initially spiked but later stabilized.
Israel-Iran war impact: Adani Ports shares fall 3% amid threats to Haifa Port
Adani Ports shares declined over 3% on Friday. This drop followed escalating Israel-Iran tensions and threats to Haifa Port. Houthi rebels threatened the Israeli port operated by APSEZ. In its Q4FY25 quarterly filings, APSEZ said that the company had made significant progress on Haifa Port on both fronts viz. integration with APSEZ processes and the signing of a union agreement in April 2025.
Rs 1 lakh gold, $78 oil, 1,300 point Sensex crash: Israel's Friday the 13th bombshell
Israel's missile strike on Iran sent shockwaves through global markets, triggering a sharp decline in stock indices and a surge in oil prices. The attack, targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, escalated Middle East tensions, prompting investors to seek safe-haven assets like gold and government bonds. Concerns over supply disruptions and potential retaliation from Iran further fueled market volatility, impacting various sectors.
Why stock market fell today? 4 key factors behind Sensex's 573-point crash, Nifty below 24,750
Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets crashed early Friday following Israeli strikes on Iran. This mirrored losses in Asian markets. The BSE Sensex and Nifty50 both saw significant drops. The oil & Gas sector suffered the most. Broader market indices also declined. Market capitalisation decreased substantially. The Israeli strike and surging oil prices are key factors. Brent crude and U.S.
Is Friday the 13th truly unlucky for Nifty bulls? A look at historical trends
Israel has confirmed the launch of a military operation targeting critical nuclear and military sites across Iran. The strikes, carried out at multiple locations, primarily focused on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility.
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Stocks to buy or sell today: BSE, ICICI Bank among top 7 trading ideas for 13 June 2025
Indian market is expected to open lower on Friday, mirroring negative global cues, as Nifty futures closed down 1.20%. Option data indicates a trading range of 24,400-25,400. Experts recommend buying ICICI Bank, Max Healthcare, SBI Cards, and HCL Technologies, while suggesting selling BSE, IGL, and NBCC for short-term trades.
Can BSE 1000 Index Fund offer all-weather portfolio to beat Nifty? Pratik Oswal explains
Motilal Oswal AMC launched the BSE 1000 Index Fund. It aims to tap India's broader equity universe. The fund covers 94% of India's listed market capitalization. It offers wider market representation and sectoral diversity. The index includes microcaps for high-growth potential. It has outperformed Nifty 50 in the past. Experts believe passive AUM in India could double soon.
Short covering anticipated next week; bullish on 4 pharma & defence stocks: CA Rudramurthy BV
CA Rudramurthy BV sees a buying opportunity in Nifty and Bank Nifty. Nifty is expected to find strong support at 25,000. Bank Nifty has broken above 54,500. Pharma and defence sectors are promising. Divi's Lab, Laurus Lab, HAL, and BEL are top picks. Attractive opportunities exist in chemicals and insurance.
Stock Radar: 40% rally in 1 month! What should traders do with Time Technoplast?
Time Technoplast stock shows positive movement. It recovered sharply from May lows. The stock surpassed crucial moving averages. Experts suggest a target of Rs 480 in 1-2 months. Technical indicators signal a bullish trend. The stock broke out of a downward sloping channel. GEPL Capital recommends buying with a stop loss at Rs 380.
Stocks to buy today: Infosys, Biocon among top 7 trading ideas for 12 June 2025
The Indian market is expected to consolidate with a positive bias, as Nifty future closed with gains. Option data indicates a trading range between 24,600 to 25,500. Experts recommend buying Persistent Systems, JB Chemicals, GAIL, Hero MotoCorp, Infosys, L&T, and Biocon, with specific targets and stop losses for short-term trading.
Nifty target 26,300 through summer; 3 sectors to lead rotation: Laurence Balanco
CLSA's Technical Analyst Laurence Balanco forecasts a bullish outlook for the Nifty, projecting new highs at 26,300 by summer, followed by consolidation and a potential rise to 37,000. He notes a rotation into lagging sectors like smallcaps, broadening market participation. While financials remain key, real estate and PSUs are expected to contribute to sector rotation.
Adani Power shares snap 5-day rally, slip over 1% amid profit-taking
Adani Power shares fell 1.2% after a five-day, 12% rally, amid profit-booking. Despite muted Q4 results, sentiment remained strong on the back of a Rs 2 billion project win and aggressive expansion plans to scale capacity to 30.67 GW by FY30. Technical indicators stayed bullish, and analysts maintain a “strong buy” rating despite a 23% one-year decline.
Stocks to buy today: OFSS, Tata Motors among top 6 trading ideas for 11 June 2025
Indian market is expected to open higher, mirroring positive global trends. Nifty futures closed negatively, but India VIX decreased. Option data suggests a trading range of 24,600 to 25,600. Experts recommend buying OFSS, Equitas Small Finance Bank, VIP Industries, Tata Motors, Axis Bank, and Exide Industries for short-term gains.
Nifty to climb new high by Sept-Oct; bullish on 3 stocks now: Dharmesh Shah
Market sentiment is upbeat following the RBI's rate cut. Dharmesh Shah of ICICI Direct anticipates Nifty reaching 25,500 soon. He expects it to challenge lifetime highs by September-October. Banking, capital goods, autos, PSUs, and metals are favored sectors. Adani Ports, ABB, and Bank of Maharashtra are top stock picks. Bank Nifty is expected to reach 61,000 in 2025.
Stocks to buy today: SBI, RIL among top 5 trading ideas for 10 June 2025
Indian markets are expected to trade higher on Tuesday, supported by firm global cues and bullish options data, with Nifty holding above 25,000; experts suggest selective stock picks for short-term gains.
How to trade Cochin Shipyard shares and 3 stock ideas for the week from Rupak De
Rupak De of LKP Securities suggests a 'buy-on-dips' strategy for Cochin Shipyard and anticipates market momentum to continue, highlighting BFSI and realty sectors as profitable. He recommends NALCO, IIFL, and Oberoi Realty as top picks, citing bullish technical indicators and potential for further upside. Nifty Bank's outperformance is noted, with key support and resistance levels identified.
Stocks to buy today: Bharat Forge, Trent among 5 trading ideas for Monday, June 9, 2025
Indian markets are poised for a positive start on Monday, supported by strong global cues and favourable options data. Experts highlight several stocks with good potential for short-term gains and outline key support and resistance levels for the Nifty index to guide traders in the coming sessions.
Fresh triggers could take Nifty to 25,300–25,500: Analysts
Nifty is poised for an upward movement towards the 25,300-25,500 range, fueled by the RBI's rate cut. Experts suggest a 'buy on dips' strategy, anticipating gains in rate-sensitive sectors like private banks, real estate, and automobiles. Technical analysis indicates a potential breakout, with key support levels identified at 24,800 and 24,500.
Nifty appears primed for breakout but wait for a pull back: Geojit’s Anand James
Geojit Investments' Anand James anticipates a Nifty breakout targeting 25460-26200, advising caution and waiting for a pullback before 24863. Bank Nifty's outperformance is noted, with a watchful eye on the 58400 mark. Small caps show strength but may consolidate.
Momentum Alert! June 10–11 to offer big moves, eyes on June 16 for trend shift: Harshubh Shah
Nifty50 closed above 25,000 for the first time since May, driven by a surprise 50 bps rate cut and CRR reduction. June 2 marked a key reversal point, validating the price-time strategy. With momentum building and critical dates ahead, traders should watch June 10–11 for breakout moves and June 16 (±1 day) as a potential trend-defining window.
F&O Talk | June series shows positive bias for Nifty, Bank Nifty over 18-year trend: Sudeep Shah
Markets ended the week nearly 1% higher despite global headwinds, driven by the RBI's surprise 50 bps rate cut and a strong breakout in Bank Nifty. Nifty neared 25,000 amid positive momentum and falling volatility.
Midcaps, smallcaps may rally another 3–4% amid strong buying interest: Rajesh Palviya
Rajesh Palviya sees continued momentum in midcap and smallcap stocks, citing chart breakouts and strong investor interest, with potential for a further 3–4% rally ahead.
Stocks to buy today: MCX, Britannia among top 5 trading ideas for 6 June 2025
Indian markets may consolidate on June 6 amid mixed global cues. Experts suggest buying MCX, Britannia, Brigade Enterprises, Hindustan Zinc, and UltraTech Cement Futures for short-term gains. Nifty50 must hold 24,700 for upward momentum towards 25,100, with support at 24,500. Options data indicates a broader range between 24,300 and 25,300.
JP Morgan stays 'Overweight' on RIL, cites better outlook
JP Morgan has increased the price target for Reliance Industries. The firm maintains an 'Overweight' rating. This is due to a better earnings outlook over the next two years. Reliance shares have faced pressure. This pressure is from earnings cuts in FY25. The retail business is key to the conglomerate's valuation. An improved growth outlook could drive multiples up.
Stocks to buy today: Bharat Forge, Saregama among top 3 trading ideas for 4 June 2025
Indian markets are expected to open higher on Wednesday, buoyed by positive global cues. Nifty futures fell 0.69% on Tuesday, closing at 24,654, while India VIX dropped over 3%. Technical indicators suggest resistance at 24,750–24,850 and support at 24,200. A Bearish Engulfing pattern on the Sensex signals caution. Experts recommend stocks like Bharat Forge, Saregama, and Metropolis for short-term trades.
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