Episode 1019
1019: Marketbuzz podcast with Vivek Iyer: Sensex, Nifty 50 likely to open lower on muted global cues
May 25, 20232m 11s
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Show Notes
Today, what we are looking at is a very volatile and frankly, quite a muted set of queues as far as our own markets are concerned. There continues to be significant amount of uncertainty regarding reaching the settlement of the US debt ceiling limit.
Also, Fitch rating has now placed the US ‘AAA’ rating on a negative watch. US markets ended lower and Dow Jones, which ended almost 0.8 percent lower, was down for the fourth trade session when you're talking about European markets. Australia's trading session was on the back of significant uncertainty.
On the other hand, Brent futures as well as WTI futures gained over 1.7 percent, each, indicating higher crude oil prices as there are continued to be commentary from Saudi regarding further production cuts coming to our own markets in yesterday's trading session, what we actually saw was significant sell off pressure towards the end of the trading session.
In fact, the last selling intensified markets ended near the day's lowest point. The Nifty bank was a significant underperformer.
Meanwhile, Asian markets are indicating a muted start.
Tune in to Marketbuzz Podcast for more news and cues to track in today’s session
Also, Fitch rating has now placed the US ‘AAA’ rating on a negative watch. US markets ended lower and Dow Jones, which ended almost 0.8 percent lower, was down for the fourth trade session when you're talking about European markets. Australia's trading session was on the back of significant uncertainty.
On the other hand, Brent futures as well as WTI futures gained over 1.7 percent, each, indicating higher crude oil prices as there are continued to be commentary from Saudi regarding further production cuts coming to our own markets in yesterday's trading session, what we actually saw was significant sell off pressure towards the end of the trading session.
In fact, the last selling intensified markets ended near the day's lowest point. The Nifty bank was a significant underperformer.
Meanwhile, Asian markets are indicating a muted start.
Tune in to Marketbuzz Podcast for more news and cues to track in today’s session