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GIFT NIFTY Ends at 23,500 as Nifty 50 Closes Flat at 23,332, Sensex Dips 0.15%

GIFT NIFTY settled 168 points higher at 23,500 tracking a muted Indian session, with Nifty 50 ending marginally up and Sensex shedding 119 points.

By · · 21d ago

Indian Market Close

The Nifty 50 closed at 23,332.35, up 18.10 points or 0.08%, while the BSE Sensex fell 118.96 points or 0.15% to settle at 81,785.74. The session remained range-bound with indices trading in a narrow band through the afternoon.

IndexCloseChange% Change
Nifty 5023,332.35+18.10+0.08%
Sensex81,785.74-118.96-0.15%

Sector and Stock Moves

Auto stocks rallied during the session, providing support to the broader market. The Nifty 50 faced resistance near the 23,462 mark, its intraday high, while the day's low came in at 23,247. Volume remained subdued as investors stayed cautious ahead of the weekend.

The 50-stock index has been consolidating after its recent record close at 26,013 points. Today's flat finish suggests market participants are awaiting fresh triggers to break out of the current range between 22,182 and 26,373, the 52-week low and high respectively.

GIFT NIFTY Session

GIFT NIFTY ended Session I at 23,500, up 168 points or 0.72% from its previous close of 23,332. The contract opened at 23,302 and traded in a 232.5-point range between 23,279.5 and 23,512, tracking the Indian cash market's subdued tone through the morning before a sharp rally materialized late in the session.

MetricLevel
Last Traded Price23,500.0
Open23,302.0
High23,512.0
Low23,279.5
Change+168.0 (+0.72%)

The overnight session saw early volatility before the contract found support near 23,290 levels. A sharp mid-session spike lifted GIFT NIFTY above 23,470 before profit-booking trimmed gains. The contract regained momentum in the final hour, surging from 23,430 to hit the session high of 23,512 just before the Indian market close.

Session II Outlook

GIFT NIFTY heads into the evening session at 23,500, trading 167.65 points above the Nifty 50 cash close. The premium reflects sustained buying interest in the derivatives segment despite the muted cash market finish.

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Hareesh K

Finance Research Executive · SEBI Registered

8+ years in equity research and market strategy. Previously at Geojit Financial Services, Muthoot Finance, and Federal Bank.