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Indian Stock Market Today: Nifty Ends Near 25,800 After Sharp Rebound in Volatile Trade

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty close higher on January 12 after a highly volatile session, supported by late buying and optimism around tariff discussions.

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Mumbai: The Indian stock market today ended on a positive note after witnessing intense volatility throughout the trading session on January 12, with benchmark indices staging a strong comeback from intraday lows. After early selling pressure rattled investor confidence, a sharp rebound in the latter half of the session helped the markets recover decisively, allowing the Nifty to close near the 25,800 mark and snap its recent losing streak.

At the closing bell, the Sensex rose by 301.93 points, or 0.36 per cent, to settle at 83,878.17, while the Nifty advanced 106.95 points, or 0.42 per cent, to end at 25,790.25. The late-session buying momentum indicated that bulls managed to regain control despite ongoing uncertainty.

Indian Stock Market Today Sees Sharp Intraday Recovery

The session was marked by wide swings on both sides as the market struggled to find direction in the early hours. After opening on a weak note, the Nifty slipped deeper into negative territory, reflecting caution among investors. However, a strong recovery emerged from the intraday low of around 25,473, resulting in a rebound of over 300 points from the day’s bottom.

Market participants attributed the recovery to renewed optimism surrounding tariff-related discussions, which helped improve sentiment in the latter half of the session. Despite the bounce, analysts noted that the index continues to trade below key trendline levels, keeping the broader outlook cautious.

Technical Outlook and Key Resistance Levels

From a technical perspective, analysts observed that the 50-day exponential moving average (DEMA) around the 25,900 level is expected to act as an intermediate hurdle for the Nifty. Beyond this, the 26,000 mark, which coincides with the 20-DEMA, is seen as a strong resistance zone. A decisive breakout above these levels would be required to revive bullish momentum in the near term.

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On the downside, the 25,680–25,650 range remains a crucial support area that could help cushion any short-term weakness. The recent swing low, aligning with the November closing range around 25,500–25,470, is considered a critical support zone that may act as a strong floor for the index.

Indian Stock Market Today: Near-Term Trend and Strategy

After showing notable weakness over the past few sessions, the Nifty displayed a strong turnaround on Monday, closing with solid gains of around 106 points. The formation of a long bullish candle on the daily chart, accompanied by a long lower shadow, signals a potential short-term reversal and improving market strength.

Analysts believe that the underlying trend has turned positive following last week’s sharp correction. Having recovered convincingly from key lower levels, the Nifty could attempt a move toward the 26,000–26,100 range in the coming sessions. However, with inflation data and ongoing tariff developments likely to influence sentiment, volatility is expected to remain elevated.

Experts advise investors to avoid aggressive index-based positions in the near term and instead focus on selective thematic stocks that offer opportunities until clearer directional cues emerge.

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