Pre-market setting (May 26): Beautiful futures for gifts rise 40 points; D Street may open in green
Dalar Street is expected to open on Monday, May 26 with a positive note, a beautifully gifted futures that hovered for 40 minutes near 24,920 marks. The market tone looks optimistic, getting favorable global tips, cooling fluctuations, strong FII inflows and macroeconomic resilience.
Gifts on NSE International Exchange Nifty rose 38.5 points, or 0.15%, to 24,921.50. While this suggests a company’s opening, market analysts believe that once Nifty convincingly surpasses the 25,000 mark, the broader uptrend will only resume. Prior to this, the strategy of “buy falls, sales rises” remains the preferred method, especially with the increasing number of theme stocks.
Volatility cooling; India VIX slightly declined
The Indian VIX is a key scale for market volatility, down 0.12% to 17.28, reflecting a decrease in fear levels among market participants. The soft Vix recommends trading within the scope of opportunity in a specific department.
fiis turns to buyers; jobs are still short
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIS) continued to show interest on purchases, investing net asset interest in Indian stocks at Rs 17,940 crore on Friday. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIS) also bought shares worth Rs 3 billion. In the futures market, FII raised its net position from Rs 553,099 crore to Rs 541,97 crore, indicating an increase in marginal sentiment, but overall caution.
Global market settings support
Asian stocks were mostly higher earlier on Monday, taking clues from futures in the U.S. and Europe. S&P 500-year futures rose 0.9%, while Japan’s Topix rose 0.3%. President Trump’s decision to postpone Europe’s high tariffs until July 9 will help soothe global markets.
Oil prices rise, gold retreats
Oil prices are getting higher as trade war concerns strengthen demand prospects. Meanwhile, gold prices fell from the two-week climax as risk sentiment improved.
F&O Ban List
Today’s F&O ban has six stocks: RBL Bank, Manappuram, Dixon, Titagarh Wagons, Chambal Fertilizer and Dixon Technologies. These debris violated 95% of the market’s overall location restrictions.
