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Nifty & Sensex — 11 Sep 2026

PRE-MARKET · 08:40 IST

Short bias dominates with negative overnight moves in US indices and Treasury yields rising. The dollar strength and rupee weakness create additional headwinds, though domestic institutional buying provides some cushion. Energy price spikes and elevated US yields may pressure risk assets, but the previous close's top-third positioning and reduced volatility offer counterbalancing factors for selective opportunities.

SignalMildly Short · -3
InputValueVote
GIFT Nifty— unavailable—
S&P 500 o/n-0.98%−1
Nasdaq o/n-0.52%−1
US 10Y yield4.83 ▲−1
DXY99.065−1
FII net (prev)-438.24 cr0
DII net (prev)+1,025.85 cr+1
USD/INR95.6925−1
Prev close in rangetop third+1
India VIX12.3 ▲—
Brent$105.27 ▲context
NET BIASMildly Short-3

1 of 9 inputs unavailable this morning.

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EOD · 16:20 IST

Indian benchmarks closed sharply lower despite early optimism, with both Nifty and Sensex dropping significantly. The banking sector showed relative resilience with a smaller decline. While morning sessions saw temporary rallies fueled by plunging volatility, the momentum couldn't sustain through closing. Global tech performances and domestic liquidity adjustments created crosscurrents, but ultimately earnings season developments and macroeconomic concerns dominated market sentiment.

CloseNifty -1.60%
IndexCloseChange
Nifty 5023,398.1-1.60%
Sensex74,781.76-1.77%
Bank Nifty56,606.55-0.84%
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