After watching the spectacular recovery from Intrade Low in the last few sessions, the Nifty 50 index weakened on Thursday and closed below 22,400. Despite opening with a positive attitude, the market failed to maintain high levels. The stock markets were closed due to Holi on Friday. Last week, the Nifty saw a decline of about 1%. Of the 50 shares of the Nifty, 35 did the session with closing loss. The Nifty Bank defended the level of 47,840 consecutively and managed to shut down above 48,000 on Thursday. Now all eyes are on the Monetary Policy Meeting of the US Central Bank Federal Reserve on 19 March. Fed comments will be important for the direction of the market. Market participants inside the country will closely monitor the activity of foreign institutional investors. The selling in Indian shares continues continuously. What is the indication of the Nifty 50 related news on their behalf, the metaphor de of the Nifty 50s, says that for the last three days, the Nifty has been largely largely within the range of 22,350-22,550. The decisive move above 22,550 may speed up the meaningful rally in the short term. In contrast, decisive decline below 22,350 can weaken the sentiments in the short term. According to Nagraj Shetty of HDFC Securities, a decisive lead above an obstacle or a decisive lead above the upper range of 22,600 can create a fervor of renewed in the short term towards a level of 23,000. However, any weakness below the lower range of 22,300 can pull the index down to the next support level of 22,000. How will the stock market increase this week; These important factors including Fed’s decisions, oil price, wholesale inflation will be fixed before the business session of Indusind Bank: RBI has assured customers that IndusInd Bank has enough capital. Also, the Board of Directors of the bank have been instructed to complete the corrective action related to the estimated Rs 2,100 crore in the accounts this month. IndusInd Bank revealed the disturbances in the accounting this week. This is estimated to have 2.35 percent impact on the bank’s net value. Immediately after the revelations, the bank’s shares saw a huge decline. Tata Motors: The company has told the exchanges that its board will meet on Wednesday, March 19 to consider the proposal to raise funds of up to ₹ 2,000 crore. On March 19. Ola Electric: Ola Electric: Ola Electric: Ola Electric: High Security Number Plate Making Number Plate and Vehicle Registration Agency Rayomarta Digital Sarvisage Limited for almost ₹ 18-20 million. Ola Electric’s subsidiary Ola Electric Technologies are dragged into NCLT. Spicejet: SpiceJet Limited Chairman and MD Ajay Singh sold some stake in the airline on Thursday through a block deal. According to the data, Singh sold 1.15 crore shares or 0.89% of the total equity through these block deals. 1.15 crore shares were sold at an average price of ₹ 45.34 per share, causing the total value of transactions to ₹ 52 crore. Vishal Mega Mart: The company’s shareholder lock-in period is ending on March 17. JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals: The company announced on Friday 14 March that the company announced on Friday 14 March. Ingredient) Manufacturing Facility (D9) has successfully passed the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) without any observation. Shilpa Medicare: USFDA has released the Form 483 with 0 Observations for Unit-2, Shilpa Pharma LifeSians. The US FDA inspected Unit-2 of Shilpa Pharma LifeSians from 10-14 March 2025. Dalmia Bharat: Company material subsidiary Dalmia Cement (North East) Limited launched its new expanded 2.4 million tonnes per year per year (MTPA) Capacity in Lanka in Hojai district of Assam. Is. M-Cap of 5 out of Senssex’s top 10 companies decreased by ₹ 93357 crore, the most damage to Infosys and TCS Disclaimer: Moneycontrol.com advice or idea experts/brokerage firms have their own personal views. The website or management is not responsible for this. Moneycontrol advises to users that always seek the advice of certified experts before taking any investment decision.
