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Nifty Closes at 22,819.60: Weakness Below 22,650 Could Drag Index to 22,400; Rupee Hits Record Low of 94.8125

  The Indian stock market ended the session on a cautious note as the Nifty 50 closed at 22,819.60 . This level reflects ongoing profit-booking and cautious sentiment among investors amid global uncertainties and domestic factors. At the same time, the Indian rupee depreciated sharply, settling at a fresh record closing low of 94.8125 per US dollar , down nearly 0.9% from the previous close. This dual development — a soft close for the benchmark index and fresh weakness in the currency — has put the spotlight on key technical levels and macroeconomic pressures. Nifty Technical Outlook: Key Support and Resistance Levels According to market analysts, the immediate support zone for Nifty lies in the 22,650–22,600 range. This area is critical because it coincides with recent swing lows and psychological levels where buyers have shown interest in the past. If Nifty sustains a move below 22,650 : The index could extend its weakness towards 22,400 , followed by 22,200 in the s...

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