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Sensex, Nifty Likely to Open Lower Today Amid Global Tensions

Rising crude oil prices, escalating geopolitical tensions and weak global cues are expected to weigh on Indian equities despite Friday's strong rally.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Sensex and Nifty are expected to open lower following weak global market signals.
  • Rising crude oil prices amid geopolitical tensions are increasing inflation concerns.
  • Nifty faces immediate resistance near 24,350, while 24,000 remains a crucial support level.

MUMBAI: The Sensex Nifty prediction today points to a weak start for Indian equity markets on Monday as escalating geopolitical tensions and higher crude oil prices dampen investor sentiment. The sharp rise in oil prices following renewed uncertainty in the Middle East has raised concerns over inflation and could influence trading across global markets.

Gift Nifty also indicated a gap-down opening, trading around 24,034, nearly 207 points below the previous close of Nifty futures, suggesting selling pressure at the opening bell.

Sensex Nifty Prediction Today: Key Levels to Watch

Despite expectations of a weak opening, benchmark indices ended the previous session with strong gains.

On Friday:

  • Sensex gained 827.57 points to close at 77,569.39.
  • Nifty 50 advanced 244.10 points to settle at 24,206.90.

Technical analysts believe the broader trend remains constructive, although volatility is expected due to global developments.

For Nifty 50, the important levels are:

  • Support: 24,000
  • Immediate Resistance: 24,350
  • Major Resistance: 24,500 to 24,600

A sustained move above 24,600 could open the door for a rally towards the 25,000 mark. Conversely, a break below 24,000 may invite fresh selling pressure.

Bank Nifty and Sensex Outlook Remains Positive

Bank Nifty ended Friday at 58,045.90, gaining 793.45 points.

Technical indicators continue to support a positive outlook as the index trades above its key moving averages.

Important levels for Bank Nifty include:

  • Support: 57,300 to 57,400
  • Resistance: 58,500 to 58,600

A decisive breakout above 58,600 could push the index towards 59,200, while holding above the support zone may preserve the prevailing bullish structure.

Sensex Support and Resistance Levels

The Sensex continues to maintain a constructive technical setup after closing comfortably above 77,500.

Analysts identify:

  • Key Support: 77,000
  • Upside Targets: 78,000 to 78,300
  • Extended Target: 78,700

If the index slips below 77,000, it may test 76,100, with further downside opening the possibility of a decline towards 75,600-75,500.

While technical indicators continue to suggest an overall positive trend, investors are likely to remain cautious as global developments, crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions drive market sentiment in the near term.

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