TC Mathew

The market rally shows no signs of slowing down; no obstacles for market inflows; inflation concerns resurface; the rupee weakens as the dollar surges.

But, sectors like auto, media, metal, consumer durables, and public sector banks witnessed declines in the morning session.

The indices are poised for new records; concerns loom over slower GDP growth and a dip in GST collections; economic data lacks excitement; crude oil dips; dollar strengthens.

In early trading, the Sensex rose to 82,637, and the Nifty reached 25,258.8 before retracting.

Nifty and Sensex pushed higher, with hopes of further gains; US recession fears ease; crude oil hits $80 per barrel.

Reliance's media subsidiaries TV18 Broadcast and Network18 Media saw a significant rise of around 11%.

Nvidia's results disappoint markets; tech sector may face a potential correction; Reliance-Disney merger gets the green signal

Banking, financial, metal, and realty stocks saw a decline

Despite closing higher for the ninth consecutive day on Tuesday, the markets do not exhibit a bullish sentiment, with indices indicating the possibility of consolidation.

Though technology stocks abroad have fallen, the Nifty IT sector saw a morning gain of 0.5%.