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GIFT Nifty Signals Weak Open; US, Asian Markets Slide on Global Sell-Off – Indian Indices Poised for Red Start

GIFT Nifty Signals Weak Open; US, Asian Markets Slide on Global Sell-Off – Indian Indices Poised for Red Start

Indian equity markets are seen bracing for a weak start on Friday, as early cues from the GIFT Nifty point toward a lower open for the benchmark indices.

The gauge was trading with notable downside pressure in pre-market sessions after global markets fell sharply on rising investor concerns over technology sector weakness and broader risk-off sentiment.

Overseas markets were primarily under pressure, with major U.S. indices retreating following a sharp sell-off in technology stocks. The Nasdaq Composite posted declines of around 2% amid renewed worries over artificial intelligence-related disruptions and slowing sector momentum.

Asian equities also traded in the red, with key regional indexes shedding ground as traders adjusted positions after weak cues from Wall Street overnight.

This global risk aversion has translated into negative sentiment for Indian markets, with the GIFT Nifty futures indicating a gap-down opening and suggesting that both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex could start lower.

Market strategists pointed out that if key support zones are broken early, broader selling could intensify.

In domestic trade on Thursday, Indian benchmarks had ended lower after tech-heavy names underperformed, adding to caution ahead of the session. Broader market indices, including midcaps and smallcaps, also showed weakness alongside sector-wide declines.

Analysts emphasise that global macro data and earnings cues will remain key drivers as markets look for stability amid ongoing volatility in technology and financial sectors. 

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