Indian markets have seen relief over the past three sessions, driven by Brent's retreat as progress on Saudi pipeline repairs and alternative export routes eased fears of a prolonged supply disruption. Analyst say, with the Fed hike now behind us, moderating Treasury yields, crude off its highs and strong domestic liquidity, the market is likely to maintain a cautiously positive bias.

STATE OF THE MARKETSTech View: In the coming days, if Brent crude remains below $96, we might see a sustained uptrend in the Indian market in the short term. For Nifty, support is placed at 23,000–23,100 on the lower end, while on the higher end, the current recovery might take the index towards 23,550.

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DIIs, meanwhile, were net buyers at Rs 1,020 crore. 89 against the US dollar on Friday amid a strong American currency.

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