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2025-05-19 09:21:12 am | Source: Religare Broking Ltd
Nifty traded lackluster after Thursday’s surge and ended marginally lower, in the absence of any fresh triggers - Religare Broking Ltd
Nifty traded lackluster after Thursday’s surge and ended marginally lower, in the absence of any fresh triggers  - Religare Broking Ltd

NIFTY

* Nifty traded lackluster after Thursday’s surge and ended marginally lower, in the absence of any fresh triggers.

* The tone remained subdued from the outset, with consolidation in heavyweight stocks across sectors capping the move throughout the session.

* On the sectoral front, a mixed trend kept participants engaged. Realty, energy, and auto sectors edged higher, while IT witnessed some profit-taking, declining by nearly a percent.

* We continue to maintain our bullish outlook and recommend focusing on selective stock-picking.

 

BANK NIFTY

* The banking index remained flat throughout the session and ended unchanged.

* Mixed trend was seen among the banking majors wherein Canbk, Bankbaroda, Pnb performed well.

* A decisive breach of the 55,700-56,100 zone could pave the way for the index to reach 57,000+ levels.

* On the downside, 54400-54200 range will continue to act as support zone.

* Until then, adopt a "buy on dips" approach, prioritizing banking stocks that demonstrate sustained strength.

 

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