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Shyam Devani

Founder & Chief Market Strategist - SAV Markets

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For some time one of the favourite trends here has been the bullish one on the Nifty Index. There were numerous targets in mind including 17,400 on the Nifty Index itself and 240 on the Nifty in USD termsThis week we met the 17,400 target. At the same time the bulk of the move down on USDINR looks to be behind us. Looking at the relevant charts below it is prudent at this stage to expect a consolidation or correction down and possibly opportunities to re-engage in the Nifty Index at better levels later.Charts: Nifty Index | USDINR | Nifty in USDs | Nifty Index versus S&amp;P 500 Ratio

For some time one of the favourite trends here has been the bullish one on the Nifty Index. There were numerous targets in mind including 17,400 on the Nifty Index itself and 240 on the Nifty in USD termsThis week we met the 17,400 target. At the same time the bulk of the move down on USDINR looks to be behind us. Looking at the relevant charts below it is prudent at this stage to expect a consolidation or correction down and possibly opportunities to re-engage in the Nifty Index at better levels later.Charts: Nifty Index | USDINR | Nifty in USDs | Nifty Index versus S&amp;P 500 Ratio

India’s Nifty Target Met - Time for a Consolidation

In Asia the market that still looks attractive is India’s Nifty as it trades near the trend highs. Previous examples of a rally and breakouts on the Nifty Index saw the market move more than 10% from the base. Since we started from a recent low of 15,513, we could expect at least 17,064 if not the 17,400 area before seeing a consolidation or a meaningful pullback.Such a move coupled with USDINR looking like it could make it to the base of the range - approximately 72.50 - would put the Nifty in USD terms at 240 which is still 7% above current levels.Indeed, it might even be in India’s interest to see a slightly stronger currency given the trade deficit and the rising Oil price.

In Asia the market that still looks attractive is India’s Nifty as it trades near the trend highs. Previous examples of a rally and breakouts on the Nifty Index saw the market move more than 10% from the base. Since we started from a recent low of 15,513, we could expect at least 17,064 if not the 17,400 area before seeing a consolidation or a meaningful pullback.Such a move coupled with USDINR looking like it could make it to the base of the range - approximately 72.50 - would put the Nifty in USD terms at 240 which is still 7% above current levels.Indeed, it might even be in India’s interest to see a slightly stronger currency given the trade deficit and the rising Oil price.

Technical Analysis

Over the past few months India has been horribly torn apart from the Delta variant of Covid-19. Back in May I thought there was a serious risk of a notable correction down in the equity market, but it never came. Since then we have seen<ul type="disc">
<li>A higher Oil price, </li>
<li>The IMF significantly downgrading India’s GDP forecast and</li>
<li>Renewed concerns of Covid spreading.</li>
</ul>Despite all that, India’s Nifty has not only failed to correct down (it simply went sideways for 7 weeks) but has now posted what looks like a clear bullish break to new highs, not only in INR terms but also in USD terms.With USDINR beginning to turn from the top of the ‘range’ - as it probably needs to given a barrel of Oil costs some 5,300 Rupees – the recent breaks look very good. Further gains in the stock market and Rupee seem very likely not only over the coming days but perhaps weeks. Charts and further details below…

Over the past few months India has been horribly torn apart from the Delta variant of Covid-19. Back in May I thought there was a serious risk of a notable correction down in the equity market, but it never came. Since then we have seen
A higher Oil price, 
The IMF significantly downgrading India’s GDP forecast and
Renewed concerns of Covid spreading.
Despite all that, India’s Nifty has not only failed to correct down (it simply went sideways for 7 weeks) but has now posted what looks like a clear bullish break to new highs, not only in INR terms but also in USD terms.With USDINR beginning to turn from the top of the ‘range’ - as it probably needs to given a barrel of Oil costs some 5,300 Rupees – the recent breaks look very good. Further gains in the stock market and Rupee seem very likely not only over the coming days but perhaps weeks. Charts and further details below…

The Nifty Index has made a fresh high today. However, for the foreign (non-Indian) investor, this is not yet realised as the currency has weakened over the past few weeks.Could this break be meaningful, and have we seen the worst in the short term for the Rupee?

The Nifty Index has made a fresh high today. However, for the foreign (non-Indian) investor, this is not yet realised as the currency has weakened over the past few weeks.Could this break be meaningful, and have we seen the worst in the short term for the Rupee? 

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<div>DXY – Call for a DXY ST top near 93/92.70 to lock in some gains and work into select USD shorts for a pullback to 91.50 with risk to 91, to add back to USD longs and resume the rise targeting 94.</div><div></div><div>Timing risk: Pullback sequence should take the form of an elevated choppy pullback.</div><div></div><div>Next phase of the USD rise needs the 10yr to bottom near 1.37% support and start a fresh up cycle in yields.</div>

DXY – Call for a DXY ST top near 93/92.70 to lock in some gains and work into select USD shorts for a pullback to 91.50 with risk to 91, to add back to USD longs and resume the rise targeting 94.Timing risk: Pullback sequence should take the form of an elevated choppy pullback.Next phase of the USD rise needs the 10yr to bottom near 1.37% support and start a fresh up cycle in yields.

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The Indian rupee is the official currency of India. 

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