Pre Market _ Snapshot _ 31-01-2022

 


US Stock indices ends on higher note as late Friday fillip wipes out unsavoury weekly stock indices losses as Nasdaq Composite Index ends at 3.1% higher whereas Dowjones gained 1.7% ,S&P 500 rose 2.4% and Smallcap cap Index Russel ended 1.9% up.


US Crude Futures continued its gainng streak for the seventh consequetive day as BRUNT settles at $90.03 after hitting $91.7.


Indian Stock Indices ended at flat counterintuitive to the early trading sessions opening as Nifty50 closed with minor loss of 0.05% whereas Sensex ended at 57200 with negative 0.13%. Action was seen in broader markets Among them Defence sectors such as Nifty IT & Nifty Pharma up by more than 1% each, similarly  smallcap50 & midcap50 gained more than 1% in the day.  


For the day watch out for some bullish momentum with some cautiousness amid Budget event as we expect some flickery volatility.

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