The Nifty market saw a gap down start, following weak global cues. HSBC has picked certain real estate stocks as favorable picks post-market fall. Here’s what you need to know about the Nifty levels and trades on ICICI Bank and Phoenix Mills.
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The Nifty started with a gap down due to weak global cues, reflecting broader economic concerns and market volatility.
HSBC has identified Godrej Properties, DLF, Prestige, and Sobha as favorable real estate stocks to buy after the recent market correction.
ICICI Bank is expected to face resistance at the 750 level and support at 700. Traders should monitor these levels closely.
Phoenix Mills is currently trading around the 1,300 level. Analysts project a potential move to 1,400 if the market stabilizes.
The key levels to watch in the Nifty are the 17,300 support level and the 17,500 resistance level. A breach below 17,300 could signal a further downturn, while a bounce back to 17,500 or higher could indicate a recovery.
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