Markets expected to open flat


Equity tips:-
  • SGX Nifty indicating a mildly negative opening for the Indian equities.
     
  • Maruti could continue to trend higher as global brokerages rerate the stock.
     
  • Crude continues to trend higher, hits fresh two and a half year high.
     
  • Global markets:-
     
  • Asian markets are trading flat with Shanghai Composite, down 0.29%, Hang Seng up 0.08% while Nikkei is trading 0.02% higher.
     
  • US Markets: In yesterday’s trade Dow and the S&P 500 managed to end at record closing highs. Dow rose 0.2% to 24,386.03, Nasdaq advanced 0.5% to 6,875.08 and S&P 500 climbed 0.3% to 2,659.99.
     
  • Traders seemed a bit reluctant to make significant moves ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy announcement on Wednesday.
  • European markets closed mixed yesterday with FTSE up 0.80%, CAC down 0.28% and DAX also ending 0.23% lower.  
  • FII /DII Data: In yesterday’s trade FII’s sold 185 crores in the cash market stock whereas DII’s bought 108 crores worth of stock.  
  • In the derivative market, FII’s bought 109 crores of Index futures and bought 737 crores worth of Index options.  
  • In the stock futures segment, FII’s bought 54 crores worth of stock futures and bought 10 crores stock options.
Support / Resistance: Intraday
Nifty: 10322
S1 - 10270 S2-10200
R1-  10370           R2 -10410
Support / Resistance: Intraday
Bank Nifty: 25404
S1 - 25350 S2-250100
R1 - 25500 R2 -25640
 
Nifty Highest Open Interest:
Call: 10500 / Put: 10000
Bank Nifty Highest Open interest: (14th Dec 2017 Expiry)
Call: 25500 / Put: 25000
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