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Sensex Surges 685 Points as Nifty Reclaims 22,750 Ahead of RBI Policy

Sensex Surges 685 Points as Nifty Reclaims 22,750 Ahead of RBI Policy
Sensex surges 685 points, Nifty reclaims 22,750 ahead of RBI policy outcome · thestatesman.com

Indian stocks finished higher on Tuesday.

The Sensex and Nifty both rose, and the Nifty ended above 22,750.

Investors bought shares in medicine makers, banks, chemical companies, and oil and gas businesses.

Shares of smaller and medium-sized companies also went up.

Technology stocks were weaker as some investors sold shares to take profits.

Lower crude oil prices gave the market some support.

Investors were waiting for the Reserve Bank of India to announce its policy decision.

Analysts said the Nifty may move toward 23,000 if it stays above 22,800.

They also identified 22,600 and 22,500 as possible support levels, while warning that global uncertainty could still affect markets.

Key facts

Sensex close
73,067.81, up 685.34 points (0.95%).
Nifty close
22,776.10, up 220.35 points (0.98%).
Broader markets
Nifty MidCap rose 1.08%; Nifty SmallCap gained 1.56%.
Sector performance
Nifty Pharma was the strongest sectoral index, followed by Nifty Chemical; Nifty IT was the biggest laggard.
Notable gainers
Trent, BSE, and Kotak Mahindra Bank were named among the top Nifty gainers.
Technical levels
Analysts cited 22,800 as an upside threshold, with support around 22,600 and 22,500 and a possible move toward 23,000.
Market focus
The RBI policy decision and its signals on rates, liquidity, inflation, and economic growth.
Other factors
Lower crude prices supported sentiment; global uncertainties remained a risk.

Quotes

A market watcher

A market watcher commenting on Nifty’s technical outlook

“On the downside, immediate support is placed around 22,600, followed by 22,500. The RSI has moved into the mid-30s, pointing to a gradual improvement in momentum, while the MACD histogram has eased further from its negative reading, suggesting that selling pressure is moderating.”
thestatesman.com thehansindia.com
“The near-term market bias therefore remains cautiously constructive. The decline in crude prices has provided a meaningful tailwind and helped benchmarks recover for a second straight session, but the rebound still faces several macro risks.”
thehansindia.com

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