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Sensex Prediction for 10 April, 2026: Equity benchmark indices ended sharply lower on Thursday, with the Sensex plunging 931 points after a spectacular rally in the previous session, as renewed tensions in West Asia faded the ceasefire-led optimism. The ceasefire deal appeared to be at risk after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz again in response to Israeli attacks on Lebanon.
Weak trends in Asian and European markets, a jump in crude oil prices and uninterrupted foreign fund outflows also made investors jittery in the domestic market.
The stock markets are expected to open on a cautious note on Friday, April 10, as market participants grapple with renewed volatility and a sell-on-rise sentiment.
Sensex at close on Wednesday, April 9
Sensex gainers and losers on Thursday, April 9
Sector-wise, Tailor stated the trend remained mixed with a negative bias, as Banking, Financial Services and Private Banks witnessed notable selling pressure, followed by weakness in Auto and Consumer Durables. “PSU Banks and Oil & Gas also traded lower, while Capital Goods, Metal and Power stocks showed relative strength. IT and Healthcare remained largely stable with marginal gains, indicating selective sectoral resilience despite overall pressure,” he added.
Sensex Prediction for Friday, April 10 by experts
Technical analysts anticipate the Sensex to remain volatile and range-bound in the near term in the upcoming trading session on Friday, April 10. While dips may see selective buying, sustained upside will likely require easing geopolitical tensions and stability in global cues.
Sensex Prediction for Friday, April 10 by Hitesh Tailor
From a technical standpoint, Tailor stated the index is witnessing consolidation after a sharp rally, with price action indicating resistance near higher levels and support emerging on dips.
“Key technical levels suggest that support is placed in the 75,900–76,300 zone, which is likely to act as a demand area, while resistance is seen around 76,900–77,100, where upside may face selling pressure,” the analyst noted.
“The near-term outlook remains cautiously positive but volatile, with profit booking at higher levels and ongoing geopolitical concerns likely to keep the market range-bound, while dips may continue to attract selective buying interest,” Tailor concluded.
Sensex Prediction for Friday, April 10 by Vipin Dixena
SEBI-registered analyst, Vipin Dixena, said, “Short-term structure of SENSEX is turning weak and failed to sustain above yesterday’s low.”
“Immediate support is at 76,300–76,000, and a breakdown below this can extend the fall toward 75,500. On the upside, 77,000–77,100 remains a strong immediate resistance; only a reclaim above this can revive momentum. RSI cooling from overbought with bearish crossover, confirming loss of strength,” Dixena said.
Bias remains sell on rise until SENSEX goes above 77,000, the analyst concluded.
Sectoral indices performances on Thursday, April 9
Among sectoral indices, BSE Top 10 Banks tumbled 1.86 per cent, Private Banks index (1.75 per cent), Bankex (1.58 per cent), Financial Services (1.41 per cent), PSU Bank (1.21 per cent), Services (1.04 per cent), and MidSmall Private Banks Quality Tilt (0.88 per cent).
However, Capital Goods jumped 1.64 per cent, Metal (1.30 per cent), Power (1.27 per cent), Hospitals (0.75 per cent), Healthcare (0.74 per cent), Utilities (0.69 per cent), Telecommunication (0.42 per cent).
Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, jumped 3.27 per cent to USD 97.85 per barrel.
On Wednesday, the Sensex jumped 2,946.32 points or 3.95 per cent to settle at 77,562.90. The Nifty soared 873.70 points or 3.78 per cent to end at 23,997.35.
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