Benchmark Nifty extended its gains for the fourth consecutive session on Tuesday, rising 1.6% to close at 23,810. The rally was supported by easing crude prices, continued foreign fund inflows and optimism around a potential review of LTCG taxation for foreign investors. Analysts say Indian equities are likely to consolidate with a positive bias after the Nifty gained 4.3% over the last four sessions, following a sharp recovery.

STATE OF THE MARKETS

Tech View: The next major hurdle is placed at 24,000, where the 200 DMA is positioned. On the downside, 23,600 will act as immediate support. Traders may consider partial profit booking near 24,000 while holding the remaining long positions with a stop-loss at 23,600.

India VIX: India VIX, which is a measure of the fear in the markets, rose 1.4% to settle at 15.72 levels.

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Stocks in F&O ban today

2) SAIL

Securities in the ban period under the F&O segment include companies in which the security has crossed 95% of the market-wide position limit.

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Foreign portfolio investors net bought shares worth Rs 6,836 crore on Tuesday. DIIs, meanwhile, were net sellers at Rs 3,679 crore.

The rupee settled with a gain of 9 paise at 94.75 against the US dollar on Tuesday, supported by inflow of foreign funds amid massive buying in domestic equity markets.

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