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Stock Market Live Updates | Gift Nifty Hints at Weak Start, Range Seen Between 22,000–22,800 21,800 with a 5% gap-down opening

Synopsis:

Today’s share market’s key developments include: JLR halts US exports, Delhivery acquires EcomExpress, L&T enters green hydrogen, ITC boosts stake in Ample Foods, AstraZeneca gets CDSCO nod, while FIIs and DIIs sell equities worth ₹5,204 crore amid cautious market sentiment.


 3:50 PM IST

Closing Bell | Sensex plummets 2,227 points | Nifty below 22,200

The Sensex tumbled 2,227 points, while the Nifty fell below 22,200 amid heavy market pressure. Siemens plunged 42.94% to Rs 2,812.45, and Trent dropped 14.78%. Other top losers included Edelweiss, Embassy Developments, Jindal Saw, JSW Steel, and L&T. Meanwhile, select stocks like 360 One Wam, Linde India, and Aegis Logistics managed marginal gains. GMR Airports and Future Lifestyle also saw slight upticks, offering limited relief in a largely bearish trading session dominated by global concerns and selloff pressure.


 2:30 PM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes over 3,300 points | Nifty slips below 22,000

The Sensex plunged over 3,300 points while the Nifty slipped below 22,000 amid global market turmoil. Meanwhile, boAt’s parent company, Imagine Marketing, has confidentially filed draft IPO papers with Sebi via the pre-filing route, marking its second attempt after 2022. This route offers greater flexibility and delays public disclosure. Top market losers included Siemens (-43.09%), Trent (-14.97%), and Jindal Saw (-10.56%), reflecting widespread selloff across key stocks amid ongoing investor anxiety and economic uncertainty.


 1:30 PM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes over 3,300 points | Nifty dips below 22,000

The Sensex plunged over 3,300 points while Nifty slipped below 22,000, triggering broad selloffs across sectors. Siemens shares surged 20% to Rs 2,940 on ex-date for its energy business demerger, with shareholders set to receive a 1:1 allotment. Meanwhile, Nifty Metal stocks saw steep declines—Jindal Saw fell 11.52%, Hindalco 7.7%, and Tata Steel 9.39%. Market uncertainty persists, but domestic themes like banks, NBFCs, defence, and manufacturing remain in focus, with hopes of increased global equity inflows into India.


 12:20 PM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes over 3,200 points | Nifty dips below 22,000

The Sensex crashed over 3,200 points and the Nifty fell below 22,000 on Monday, triggering a major market rout. Tata Motors and Hindalco were among 10 Nifty 200 stocks that hit fresh 52-week lows. Major losers included Bharat Forge, KPIT Technologies, L&T, and NMDC. India’s volatility index (India VIX) spiked over 59% to 21.94, marking one of its sharpest single-day jumps, reflecting heightened fear across investors amid a global selloff driven by recession concerns and trade tensions.


 11:20 AM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes over 2,800 points | Nifty drops below 22,000

The Sensex plunged over 2,800 points, and the Nifty slipped below 22,000 amid global trade tensions and growth concerns. TCS share price fell 4.46% to Rs.3,152.50, while metal stocks like Tata Steel, JSW Steel, and SAIL dropped sharply—Jindal Saw declining nearly 10%. Oil prices also tumbled 3%, marking their lowest level since 2021, as fears of reduced global demand intensified. Commodity markets faced widespread selloffs, further pressuring investor sentiment across sectors.


 9:45 AM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes over 2,600 points | Nifty slips below 22,000

The Sensex plunged over 2,600 points, pulling the Nifty below the 22,000 mark as markets witnessed heavy selling. Major losers included Trent Ltd. (-14.14%), Kaveri Seed (-10.53%), and Edelweiss Financial (-10.37%). Other significant declines were seen in Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Bharat Forge, and BEML. Meanwhile, Retaggio Industries is set to debut on the BSE SME platform today, although its grey market premium remains flat at Rs.0, reflecting tepid investor interest ahead of the listing


 9:10 AM IST

Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex crashes 3,900 points | Nifty drops below 21,800 with a 5% gap-down opening

Markets are set for a turbulent start as the Sensex crashed over 3,900 points and Nifty fell below 21,800, indicating a 5% gap-down opening. Tata Motors shares may remain in focus after Jaguar Land Rover paused US shipments due to Trump’s 25% tariff. Asian markets mirrored the downturn, with Japan’s Nikkei plunging nearly 8%. Meanwhile, Bajaj Housing Finance could see investor interest after reporting 26% AUM growth and Rs.14,250 crore disbursements in Q4 FY25.

GIFT NIFTY: Gift Nifty suggests a negative opening for the Indian markets and is likely to trade in the broad range of 22,000 -22,800.

INDIA VIX: 13.76 | +0.15 (1.14%) ↑ today

1. Jaguar Land Rover to pause car shipments to US after Trump's tariffs.

2. Delhivery acquires EcomExpress in ₹1,407 crore all-cash deal.

3. L&T forms a new subsidiary to tap the growing green hydrogen, and ammonia market.

4. ITC acquires 2.62 lakh equity shares of ample foods for ₹131 crore. With this, company’s shareholding in Ample Foods aggregates 43.75% of its share capital.

5. AstraZeneca Pharma gets Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) permission to import for sale and distribution of Osimertinib Tablets.

6. FIIs net sell ₹3,483.98 crore & DIIs net sell ₹1,720.32 crore in equities.

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In-Depth Market Insights: Global Outlook, Derivatives & More

Other Asset Classes

  1. Treasury Yields: 

    • US Treasury yields moved down Friday, with the 10-year rate dropping 5.3 basis points to 4% and the two-year rate decreasing 7.7 basis points to 3.65%.

  2. Currency: 

    • The dollar index was trading at 102.80.

  3. Commodities:

    • Brent fell $2.12 to $63.46 a barrel, while U.S. crude dived $2.05 to $59.94 per barrel.

    • Oil prices have sold off heavily as the market deals with a potential demand hit from tariffs.

    • Gold slid 2% to $3,057.90 per troy ounce, while silver slumped 7.5% to $29.58 per ounce.


Asian Markets

  1. General Trends:

    • Asian stock markets tumbled on Monday amid escalating fears of a global trade war, triggering a sharp sell-off in Wall Street futures. Investors increasingly priced in the growing risk of a recession, with expectations rising for a potential U.S. interest rate cut as early as May.

  2. Specific Index Performance:

    • The Nikkei dropped as much as 8.8% to hit 30,792.74 for the first time since October 2023. All 225 component stocks of the index were trading in the red. The broader Topix sank 8% to 2,284.69. Banking shares slumped as much as 17.3%.

    • Australian shares fell 6% at the open on Monday, dragged by heavy losses in banking, mining and energy stocks. The benchmark had fallen 2.4% on Friday.

    • South Korea's benchmark KOSPI slumped 5.4% to 2,333 in early trade on Monday, extending losses for the fourth session.


India Market Outlook

  1. Market in Previous Session:

    • Indian equity benchmarks concluded the session on a lackluster note on April 4, as the Nifty slipped below the psychological 23,000 level amid widespread sectoral liquidation and risk-off sentiment.

    • Markets sank in line with global sell-offs, with sectors falling 2–6% amid broad-based pressure. Fears over Trump’s tariff policy stoking U.S. inflation and a global recession spooked investors, while sharp declines in metal and oil stocks signaled weakening demand amid slowdown concerns.

    • At close, the Sensex was down 930.67 points or 1.22 percent at 75,364.69, and the Nifty was down 345.65 points or 1.49 percent at 22,904.45.

    • On the sectoral front, the Metal index tanked 6.5%, leading the decline, followed by a 4% cut in Pharma and a 3.6% slide in Realty. The Oil & Gas pack dropped nearly 4%, while Auto, Consumer Durables, Power, PSU Banks, Media, and IT indices witnessed sharp drawdowns in the range of 2–3%, reflecting broad-based sectoral pressure.

    • Broader markets lagged the benchmarks, as the BSE Midcap index dropped 3% and the Smallcap index declined 3.4%.


TRADE SETUP FOR APR 07

  1. Nifty Short-Term Outlook:

    • Index has formed a sizable bearish candle with a lower high and lower low signaling extension of the decline. In the process, contrary to our expectation. It breached the immediate support area of 23,000.    

    • US market witnessed a sharp decline of more than 5% on Friday’s session, signaling extended decline. Gift Nifty suggests a gap down opening for the Indian market in today’s session with immediate support placed at 22,300. A weakness below the same will open downside towards March low placed around 21,950 levels.

    • We Suggest to avoid aggressive positions and wait for stability to return to market. Immediate resistance is placed at 23,000 levels.

    • Along with the development on US tariff policies, market participant will also keep a close eye on the RBI monetary policy outcome and resumption of Q4FY25 earnings season in the current week.

  2. Intraday Levels:

    • Nifty: Intraday resistance is at 22,910 followed by 23,000 levels. Conversely, downside support is located at 22,050, followed by 21,800.

    • Bank Nifty: Intraday resistance is positioned at 51,510, followed by 51,700, while downside support is found at 50,200, followed by 49,500.


Derivative Market Analysis

  1. Nifty:

    • Heavy call writing at 23,000–23,200 signals strong resistance, while aggressive put writing at 22,500–22,000 marks 22,500 as a key support. 

    • A break below 22500 may drag Nifty toward 22,000. 

    • Notably, there’s no major OI at 23,300–23,400, indicating weak support near the expected open.

    • In the monthly series, ITM put unwinding above 23,000 and shift of put base to 22,500 reflect rising bearish sentiment. 

    • Persistent call writing above 23,000 further reinforces downside pressure.

  2. Bank Nifty:

    • Bank Nifty is under pressure, failing to hold above 53,000, with ITM put unwinding at this level, signaling fading bullish sentiment.

    • Call and put unwinding between 51,000–51,400 reflects trader indecision and reduced exposure.

    • Fresh put writing at 50,000 suggests an emerging support zone, while 51,500 acts as a key pivot with straddle formation.

    • The shift of put writers from 53,000 to 50,000 reinforces a bearish outlook, with little expectation of a near-term recovery.


US Share Market News

  1. Performance Overview:

    • The Nasdaq Composite entered a bear market on Friday as China announced retaliatory tariffs and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell flagged inflation risks from the ongoing trade war.

  2. Sector-Specific Movements:

    • Nasdaq lost 5.8% to 15,587.8, finishing the day in a bear market characterized by a decline of at least 20% from its peak. The S&P 500 tumbled 6% to 5,074.1, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 5.5% to 38,314.9. Energy plunged 8.7%, as all sectors posted losses, including a 6.3% drop in tech.

    • The three indices closed sharply lower on Thursday. For the week, the Nasdaq sank 10%, while the S&P 500 shed 9%. The Dow was 7.9% off on a weekly basis.

  3. Economic Indicators: 

    • The Trump administration on Wednesday imposed duties on several countries, including China, which responded Friday with its own retaliatory tariffs of 34% on US products.

    • President Donald Trump told reporters that markets would have to take their medicine and he would not do a deal with China until the U.S. trade deficit was sorted out.

    • Powell said that Trump's tariffs will likely drive inflation higher and slow down US economic growth.

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