Los mercados indios suben por coberturas de posiciones cortas ante las conversaciones de paz entre EE. UU. e Irán

Los índices de referencia Nifty y Sensex subieron más de un 0,9% y un 1% respectivamente este martes, en medio de coberturas de posiciones cortas ante la expectativa de conversaciones de paz entre EE. UU. e Irán tras el reciente alto el fuego. La venta por parte de inversores institucionales extranjeros también disminuyó, lo que respaldó el repunte.

Dalal Street experimentó un fuerte repunte este martes, con el Nifty ganando más de un 0,9% y el Sensex avanzando más de un 1%. Este repunte se produjo tras el auge impulsado por el alto el fuego de la semana anterior, a medida que los operadores deshacían posiciones bajistas antes de las conversaciones de paz programadas entre EE. UU. e Irán. La moderación en las salidas de capital de inversores extranjeros proporcionó un alivio adicional tras las caídas anteriores. Los indicadores técnicos sugieren un potencial alcista hacia niveles del Nifty de 24.800 a 25.000 si el impulso persiste. El movimiento refleja optimismo sobre el progreso geopolítico, aunque las preocupaciones por el precio del petróleo permanecen. Las ventas de los inversores institucionales extranjeros se desaceleraron en comparación con las sesiones recientes, estabilizando las entradas de capital en renta variable.

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