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(fxcue news) - Indian shares ended little changed with a negative bias on Monday as investors grappled with signs of a weakening U.S. economy and increasingly unclear prospects for peace in Ukraine. A cautious undertone prevailed in the lead up to Tuesday — which could see the United States slap Canada, Mexico and China with new tariffs on most imports. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Sunday said that the tariffs on Mexico and Canada will go into effect as scheduled on Tuesday, but Trump will determine their exact levels before implementation. Lutnick also indicated that an additional 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports remains on the table for Tuesday. China has already vowed to counter with all necessary measures. The benchmark S&P/BSE Sensex moved in a lackluster manner before ending the session down 112.16 points, or 0.15 percent, at 73,085.94. The broader NSE Nifty index closed at 22,119.30, down 5.40 points, or 0.02 percent, from its previous close despite positive signals from global markets and data showing an uptick in India's GDP growth during the October-December quarter, fueled by higher government and consumer spending. The BSE mid-cap index edged up by 0.25 percent while the small-cap index dipped 0.70 percent. The market breadth was negative, with 2,844 shares declining while 1,237 shares advanced and 153 shares closed unchanged. HDFC Bank, Bajaj FinServ, Reliance Industries, Coal India and Bajaj Auto all fell around 2 percent in the Nifty pack while defense major BEL surged 4.6 percent to lead gainers. BPCL, JSW Steel, Eicher Motors and Grasim all rose around 2 percent.

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Gold rebounds and short sells in the range of 2875-2880, with a stop loss of 2888 and a target of 2860;

Gold rebounds, short selling at 2876-80, stop loss at 2888, target at 2830-35 line, break through and continue holding;

Short selling of US crude oil at 71, with a stop loss of 71.5. The targets below are 69.8, 69, and 68.5, with a backhand bullish exit.

EUR/USD 1.04400 short, stop loss 1.04600, targets 1.03900, 1.03600, and 1.03300

Short sell silver at 31.45, stop loss at 31.7, target at 31 and 30.8 below, and if it falls below, compete for support at 30.6.

Short sell gold at 2885, stop loss at 2891, target at 2873 and 2862 below, break below at around 2855 and 2850, if below, buy long at 2842 and 2835.

Gold 2863-65 short, stop loss 2874, target 2856-42.

Sell near spot gold 2888, protect 2898, target 2868; Break through holding;

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Sensex

European Stocks Turn In Mixed Performance

Canadian Dollar Falls Against U.S. Dollar

European Shares Subdued Before Inflation Data; Defense Stocks Surge

CPSC Recalls: Gas Boilers

U.S. Consumer Prices Increases In Line With Estimates In January

Sensex

Swiss Market Ends On Firm Note

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Gold rebounds and short sells in the range of 2875-2880, with a stop loss of 2888 and a target of 2860;

Gold rebounds, short selling at 2876-80, stop loss at 2888, target at 2830-35 line, break through and continue holding;

Short selling of US crude oil at 71, with a stop loss of 71.5. The targets below are 69.8, 69, and 68.5, with a backhand bullish exit.

EUR/USD 1.04400 short, stop loss 1.04600, targets 1.03900, 1.03600, and 1.03300

Short sell silver at 31.45, stop loss at 31.7, target at 31 and 30.8 below, and if it falls below, compete for support at 30.6.

Short sell gold at 2885, stop loss at 2891, target at 2873 and 2862 below, break below at around 2855 and 2850, if below, buy long at 2842 and 2835.

Gold 2863-65 short, stop loss 2874, target 2856-42.

Sell near spot gold 2888, protect 2898, target 2868; Break through holding;

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