
Nifty Technical Analysis by Nagaraj Shetti
The havoc continued in the Indian markets on Wednesday and the Nifty closed the day lower by 385 points. Now there is a higher possibility of reasonable upside bounce from the lows in the near term.

The havoc continued in the Indian markets on Wednesday and the Nifty closed the day lower by 385 points. Now there is a higher possibility of reasonable upside bounce from the lows in the near term.

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The Nifty opened nearly 500 points lower, triggered by a global markets rout. Short-term trend remains bearish, with Nifty below all key moving averages.

Today, the benchmark indices corrected sharply. After a sharp decline, the Nifty ended 385 points lower, The current market texture is extremely volatile and is expected to remain volatile in the near future.

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The Indian equity market traded in a tight range, with the Nifty 50 ending marginally higher as consolidation within the 25,350–25,700 corridor continued to dictate near-term direction.

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