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2 min read | Updated on April 17, 2025, 09:19 IST
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The benchmark indices are expected to open gap-down due to negative global cues. However, the chart structure for the Indian market remains bullish. The benchmark indices closed above the 200 EMA levels, and a closing above these levels on Thursday could continue the bullish momentum in Indian markets.
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NIFTY50 and SENSEX crossed their 200 EMA levels on Wednesday. Image source: Shutterstock.
GIFT NIFTY indicates an 84-point gap down opening for Indian markets on Thursday. However, the overall chart structure for Indian markets remains bullish as the benchmark indices closed above the 200 EMA levels, indicating bullish momentum in Indian markets. Index.
Foreign institutional investors (FII) continued their buying spree in the Indian markets as they bought ₹3,936 crore into Indian equities. In addition to that, traders also took note of report that retail inflation dipped marginally to a nearly six-year low of 3.34% in March due to decline in prices of vegetables, eggs and protein-rich items, raising hope for a third rate cut by the RBI as it remains below the median target of 4%.
Amid weak global cues and strong domestic cues, some stocks continue to outperform and have formed a strong bullish setup on charts. Similar to the benchmark indices, a few stocks have crossed above their 200 EMA levels, indicating a bullish momentum in the stock.
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