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The Trading Pit Week Ahead Market Outlook ( 25 - 31 March) 📊🟣EURUSD, Daily:The US dollar’s strength came towards the end of the week even though the Fed kept the interest rates in the US at 5.5%. The price created a lower low and a lower high formation, which shows the shift in the market from buyer to seller and has bearish implications. Additionally, the 20-period moving average (blue line) crossed the 50-period moving average (red line), and the price is trading at the lower band of the Bollinger Bands indicator. Also, the MACD shows bearishness as it moves below the zero line, and the blue line (MACD line) crosses below the orange line (Signal line).🟣GBPUSD, Daily:The 4-h Bearish Engulfing Order Block from last week’s analysis tested successfully. The price declined, moved downwards and created a new market structure in the 4-h time frame. The lower highs and lower lows are accompanied by long bearish candles, indicating that the sellers are aggressive. The price closed below the 50-period moving average, indicating a bearishness and the MACD Line (blue colour) of the MACD crossed below the Signal line (orange colour) and moved under zero, indicating a bearish market. Additionally, the price left behind two areas of 4-h “gaps”.🟣AUDUSD,Daily:The previous week, the RBA and the FED kept Australian and US Interest Rates unchanged, respectively. Within the same day, the market appreciated the Aussie and created an upward impulsive move and, by the end of the previous week, retraced 100% of the move, moving downwards. On the weekly chart, this price move is shown as a bearish candle with an upper wick rejecting the 10-period and 40-period weekly moving averages. Read More on our Blog 👉 https://lnkd.in/d5aU79aJ#thetradingpit #trading #market #marketoutlook #dailynews #gbpusd #eurusd

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  • Vamsi Vms

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    #Pre_Market_Report: 13-Dec-2023The US and Asian markets are trading in the green as the US CPI data (3.10%) aligns with expectations. There's a further cool-off in US bond yields, with 10-yr US Treasury yields trading below 4.20%. The FOMC outcome and the tone of the FED members on rate cuts are crucial points to watch.📈 #FIIs bought for #76 Cr in Cash📈 #DIIs bought for #1900 Cr in CashIn Futures, FIIs continue to build longs with 60% on the long side and 40% on the short side. The FII activity in Options is also positive.#nifty50 : The index closed 90 points (or 0.43% 🔻) lower at 20906 yesterday. The fall in the index, coupled with FIIs building longs, should be seen as consolidation, and the market appears to be preparing for the next level of the rally. I maintain a #bullish stance on the index, with a positional Stop Loss below 20750 levels. Given that US CPI is in line with expectations, markets are likely to bounce today. The range for Nifty remains 20850 to 21080 levels for intraday trading.#banknifty : The index closed 216 points (or 0.46% 🔻) lower at 47097 yesterday. Slight profit booking is seen in banking stocks. The trading range discussed yesterday was 47100 to 47600 levels. During the live market, the index took support multiple times near the 47100 levels before finally breaking down and closing below that level. Given the ongoing events (US CPI and FOMC), the price action is understandable. The only cause for concern is that markets closed near the day's low yesterday. I continue the positive stance on the index, with an intraday range of 46950 to 47400 levels. See the attached chart for more levels.Hit that like button 👍 if you find this analysis helpful.Follow me (Vamsi Vms) to be market-ready every day! 📊#MarketUpdate #FinancialMarkets #TradingAnalysis #Stocks #FIIInvestment #NiftyAnalysis #BankNifty #IntradayTrading #USCPI #FOMCDecision

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  • Yash Raghavjee, CFA

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    Chart of the dayGiven that the YTD rally is driven entirely by the change in multiple, one has to wonder how long that multiple can hold fort alongside downward earnings revisions. All this whilst the FED allows assets to run off its balance sheet i.e. QT and remains hawkish in its mission to bring core CPI back down to 2% in the face of a heated labour market. US stocks have only been above 20x twice before, both times during bubbles fuelled by excess liquidity. It makes it hard to believe that this time will be any different

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  • Ilya Spivak

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    All eyes are on US CPI data to answer a single question: how many Fed rate cuts are too few for stock markets’ comfort?#cpi #inflation #stockmarket #stocks #interestrates #fed #dollar #macro #trading https://lnkd.in/gprmywSY

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  • Patrick McDonough

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    As we approach the long weekend, markets have been shaken by sticky inflation news via upside surprises on CPI and PPI numbers this week. The one consistent take away: don't fight the Fed! Honestly they did say they would wait and see. Could we be near the inflection point where crowded markets turn? Could smaller, strong companies have a chance to finally shine?https://lnkd.in/eEazbadw#marketwatch #marketanalysis #marketcommentary

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    The US Fed paused the rate hike this time, keeping it at 5.25%-5.5% after a two-day FOMC Meeting. Check out our weekly gainers and losers recap to find out the stock movers in the previous week.#FED #FederalReserve #CPI #MarketAnalysis #WeeklyReview #GainsAndLosses #MarketWatch #WeeklyUpdate #StockPerformance #MarketMovers #CenturyFinancial

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  • Karan G.

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    *Market kya lagta hain – Monday, December 4th 2023*# *GIFT Nifty (+280, 20640)*# Well, Chair Powell has poured cold water on potential rate cuts, but this morning, Gift Nifty seen jumping anyway.# Honestly speaking, investors across the globe eagerly wait for the month of December…# Do you know why?Yes. You got it right. Santa Claus Rally!!# Well, this Monday morning, the Christmas Cake is already baked for solid gains.# Amongst the key ingredients are:# The 9-key big positive catalysts:1)Resurgent optimism from FIIs camp. FIIs bought to the tune of Rs. 10,593 crores in the week gone by. 2)GST collections rose to Rs 1,67,929 crore in November - a 15.1% rise year-on-year. 3)BJP's performance in State assembly election results shall simply add fuel to bulls optimism.4)Bulls thrilled as inflation in the US has dropped considerably.5) Also, the Q3 US GDP came in at 5.2% vs the initial 4.9% estimate.6)The street is optimistic that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates any further and most importantly, could start cutting borrowing costs in the first quarter of 2024.7)WTI crude oil futures stays depressed near $74 a barrel.8)The King US Dollar dethroned to 103 levels, flirting with their lowest in 15 weeks. The 10-year US Treasury yield sluggish at 4.20%.9)Positive global cues. The Dow gained 2.42% in gone by, posting its fifth consecutive weekly gain, marking a fresh 2023 closing high.# Long story short: Nifty to start the week with a bullish bang. NIFTY’S INTER-MONTH TARGETS SEEN AT 21,000 MARK.# Happy Days Are Here Again. Yippee!

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  • Karan G.

    Wealth Manager at SRE

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    *Market kya lagta hain – Thursday, November 16th 2023*# *GIFT Nifty (-4, 19761)*In yesterday’s trade, the benchmark Nifty witnessed massive momentum buying. Also, short covering was the preferred theme and the positive takeaway was that Nifty ended on a positive note.Technically speaking, Nifty’s technical picture continues to be positive with biggest intraday hurdles now at 19887 mark. Biggest interweek support now seen at 19421 mark and then next supports. Nifty’s 200 DMA at 18700 mark.# The Nifty options data suggests Nifty is likely to be in a trading range of 19100-19800 zone. Maximum Call OI is at 19800 followed by 19700 strike prices. So, the 19800 mark is still Nifty’s crucial resistance zone. Maximum Put open interest stands at 19600 levels followed by 19500 levels. Call writing was seen at 19700 and then at 19800 strike price, while there was meaningful Put writing at 19600 and then at 19500 strike prices.Now digging deeper, it appears that Christmas has come early to Wall Street and stock markets across globe...# The 6-Big Positive Catalysts:1)Biden says his goal for Xi meeting is to get U.S.-China communications back to normal.2)US annual PPI inflation softens to 1.3% in October vs. 1.9% expected.3)US CPI Inflation Rate Slows to 3.2% in October.4)India’s CPI data show October was the first month since July 2022 with no retail-price rise.5)WTI crude futures depressed at $77 per barrel.6)Overnight optimism at Wall Street also indicates that the Federal Reserve will be successful in engineering a “soft landing” for the U.S. economy.# Bullish traders are now convinced that the Fed has ended its historic tightening cycle, with the biggest bets now focused on a rate cut in June.Strictly speaking, cooling inflation turns out to be the biggest positive catalyst.

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