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Sensex, Nifty Outlook Remains Cautious, 78,000 And 24,400 Key Hurdles For Bulls

New Delhi: Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended lower for a third consecutive week, with the near-term technical outlook remaining cautious as both indices face important resistance levels. Global interest-rate concerns, geopolitical uncertainty and volatility linked to the new Closing Auction Session continued to influence market sentiment. Sensex Faces Resistance At 78,000 For the…

Sensex, Nifty Outlook Remains Cautious, 78,000 And 24,400 Key Hurdles For Bulls

Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty concluded lower for an uninterrupted third week, maintaining a cautious technical outlook as they encounter significant resistance levels. Various factors, including global interest-rate concerns, geopolitical uncertainty and volatility stemming from the new Closing Auction Session, continue to shape market sentiment.

For the Sensex, the 77,700-78,000 band is anticipated to serve as immediate resistance. Should the index sustain a breakout above 78,000, it might bolster the recovery and potentially propel the benchmark towards the 78,500-78,800 range. Conversely, the psychological barrier of 77,000 remains a critical support level. Should it fall below this point, the subsequent support zone around 76,700-76,500 would become more prominent.

Maintaining above 77,000 is crucial for upholding the overall recovery structure. A definitive breach beneath this level could instigate additional selling pressure and undermine the technical outlook.

Turning to the Nifty, the 24,000-23,800 range persists as a key near-term support area. On the upside, the 24,300-24,400 zone acts as the immediate resistance zone. A sustained surge above 24,400 could invigorate momentum and pave the way for a recovery towards 24,600. However, until the index decisively overcomes this barrier, the near-term trend is expected to remain cautious and range-bound.

Despite a rebound on Friday, bolstered by strong buying in IT shares, favorable global technology cues, and reduced crude oil prices, both indices ended the week with slight declines – the Sensex down 0.36 per cent and the Nifty 0.31 per cent.

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