Meanwhile, the Sensex index showed resilience, managing to rise nearly 400 points, briefly reclaiming the 81,000 level before paring some gains.

After yesterday’s market rout, today began on a relatively positive note:
Nifty 50 initially gained over 100 points, moving toward the 25,000 mark
However, selling pressure returned in the second half, pulling Nifty back to 24,750
The Nifty Bank index remained under pressure:
Down nearly 1,500 points from recent highs
Hovering around the crucial 58,000 support level
Attempted a small recovery of about 50 points, but momentum remained weak
Banking stocks continue to face headwinds as investors reassess earnings expectations and interest rate outlooks.
One of the biggest market movers today has been the sharp sell-off in precious metals:
MCX Silver prices fell nearly 9%, creating panic among commodity traders
Gold also remained under pressure
Global margin hike concerns and profit-booking weighed heavily on bullion
The sharp correction in metals has added to overall market nervousness.

Several sectors are expected to remain in focus due to recent developments:
These counters may witness heightened activity as investors evaluate Budget allocations and future order pipelines.
Brokerage and exchange-related stocks, such as:
BSE
Angel One
Groww (private market player)
are under pressure after analysts flagged potential earnings risks due to the STT hike announced in the Budget.
Companies related to gold, silver, and metals could see volatility due to the ongoing correction in precious metal prices.
Current market movement is being influenced by:
Post-Budget adjustments
Profit-booking after recent rallies
STT hike concerns affecting trading volumes
Global market cues
Sharp movements in commodities
Investors remain cautious, preferring selective buying rather than aggressive risk-taking.
Expect high volatility to continue in the near term
Key support for Nifty lies around 24,700 – 24,600
Resistance remains near the 25,000 – 25,100 zone
Focus on fundamentally strong stocks rather than short-term momentum
Indian markets are attempting a recovery but remain fragile amid mixed global cues and post-Budget realignments. With heavy movements in both equities and commodities, traders should remain disciplined and avoid impulsive decisions.
Stock market and commodity investments are subject to market risks. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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