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Very good and positive news is coming in the morning for investors in the Indian stock market today i.e. Friday, July 3, 2026. On the basis of strong and excellent signals from the global market, the domestic benchmark indices (Sensex and Nifty) seem to be fully prepared for a big and explosive gap-up opening today. in early business GIFT Nifty It is trading strongly after crossing 24,400, which is a clear indication of all-round buying and bullishness in the Indian stock market today.
Earlier, yesterday i.e. on July 2, the market had closed with tremendous momentum, where on the basis of strong buying in IT, Auto and Realty stocks, Nifty had crossed 24,175 and Sensex had jumped by about 580 points and crossed the historical level of 77,500. Let’s take a look at the key international and domestic triggers that will dictate the direction of your trading session today:
Greenery prevails in Gift Nifty and Asian markets
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Status of Gift Nifty: Around 08:15 am, Gift Nifty is trading at the level of 24,408.50 with a strong gain of 151 points or 0.62 percent. This represents a big gain from yesterday’s closing.
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Asian Stock Market: Today, the dominance of bulls is being seen in almost all the major markets of Asia. Japan’s Nikkei is trading with a gain of 0.85%. At the same time, there is a rise of 0.83% in Straits Times and 0.93% rise in Hang Seng of Hong Kong. Kospi of South Korea is leading with a huge jump of 3.06%. The Shanghai Composite is also up 0.67%, although the Taiwan market is seeing a slight decline of 0.53%.
Mixed signals from US markets: Dow Jones closed at record high
There was mixed action on Wall Street on Thursday, just ahead of the long holiday weekend (July 4 Independence Day) in the US:
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Record closing of Dow Jones: America’s recent jobs report has been much weaker than expected. This weak data removed the market’s concern that the Federal Reserve (Fed) may increase interest rates further. As a result, the Dow Jones jumped 594.83 points or 1.14% to close at its new all-time record high of 52,900.07.
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Nasdaq decline: On the other hand, due to sudden heavy selling in the shares of big chip manufacturing companies (Semiconductor Stocks), the tech-heavy index Nasdaq was under pressure and it fell 207 points or 0.80% to 25,832.67. The S&P 500 closed flat at 7,483.24. Due to US holiday on Saturday, American markets will remain completely closed on Friday.
Biggest weekly fall in dollar index in 3 months, Asian currencies strong
The weak US jobs data has had a direct impact on the strength of the dollar. After a huge fall of 0.5% on Thursday, the US Dollar Index has slipped further by 0.2% to 100.77 this morning. This is the biggest weekly fall in the dollar since April, which has brought great relief to global currencies and especially the Japanese Yen and Euro.
Talking about Asian currencies, good gains are being seen in Malaysian Ringgit (+0.270%), Philippines Peso (+0.202%) and Thai Baht (+0.178%) against the Dollar, while there is slight weakness in South Korean Won and Japanese Yen today.
Partial improvement in crude oil and huge rise in gold and silver prices
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Crude Oil: In the Middle East, a slight recovery is being seen in crude oil prices amid positive news of the ongoing peace talks in Qatar between America and Iran. Brent crude futures were up 0.24% at $72.10 per barrel and WTI crude was up 0.20% at $68.83 per barrel.
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gold and silver: Due to the increasing chances of the Federal Reserve not increasing interest rates this year, tremendous shine has returned to the bullion market. On Comex, gold is trading in the green for the second consecutive day with a huge rise of 1.35% and silver with a huge rise of 1.82%.
Statistics of institutional investors: Selling of FIIs stopped, confidence of DIIs remains intact
The Indian stock market is continuously getting strong support from domestic institutional investors (DIIs). According to official data of July 2:
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Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): Foreign investors remained net sellers for the fourth consecutive session, but the pace of their selling has now slowed down significantly. Yesterday he made a net sale of shares worth only ₹ 311 crore in the market.
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Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs): In contrast, domestic mutual funds and institutional investors continued their aggressive buying for the eighth consecutive session and made fresh net investments of ₹1,784 crore in the Indian stock market, enough to take the market to new highs.