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Gold futures on MCX were trading marginally higher by 0.28 per cent or Rs 142 up at Rs 50,971 per 10 grams. However, Silver futures jumped about 0.26 per cent or Rs 218 at Rs 61,625 per kg.

The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading higher at the $1.29 trillion mark, jumping more than 2 per cent in the last 24 hours. However, the total cryptocurrency trading volume rallied more than 28 per cent to $62.13 billion.

“OMCs will have to decide whether to take a price hike or not, but definitely it gives some operational flexibility. Also it gives some comfort in the working tactical management on a day-to-day basis and whether the price hike will be there or not, will depend on what view is taken because the government has cut the excise duty with a view to control the inflation.”

The Relative Strength Index of the stock stood at 51.57 on Monday.

Promoters held 0.0 per cent stake in the company as of 31-Mar-2022, while FII and DII ownership stood at 18.64 per cent and 1.8 per cent, respectively.

“Reliance valuations rose sharply in the last two-three years, much better than for about 10-15 years in the past. Going forward, as the selling pressure comes into the market, Reliance would definitely struggle. In the next two quarters, Reliance remains where it is because I do not see any new triggers coming for Reliance to take the stock higher.”

"A sort of relief rally is playing out in the market be it largecap, or small and midcap stocks. So that’s been the range and next week will be interesting as you pointed out the monthly expiry. The way markets have seen the momentum on Friday, it can continue next week as well but broadly will be in that range as we have seen since the last few days."

CLSA has maintained a buy rating on NTPC with a target price of Rs 180, thanks to increasing markets. "NPTC is leading the energy transition," it added. The broker said that NPTC ended FY22 on a good note with a 43 per cent rise in renewable capacity.

One 97 Communications, which operates Paytm, said its March quarter net loss widened to Rs 761.4 crore compared to Rs 441.8 crore in the same quarter last year. Losses were marginally lower than Rs 778 crore in the December quarter. Revenue from operations came in at Rs 1,540.9 crore, up 88.99 per cent against Rs 815.3 crore it recorded in the same quarter year ago.

"We are positive on financials, healthcare, chemical and telecom & media sectors. Large private banks are likely to be major gainers of the rising interest rate scenario with valuations becoming reasonable. Healthcare sector is trading at reasonable valuations with companies having higher exposure in India as they are set to benefit from price hikes as permitted by the regulator."