Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa — your quick pre-market edge before the opening bell. Today’s big story could reshape global trade, as India and the European Union move toward what’s being called a landmark free trade agreement, a deal covering a massive consumer base and a significant share of the world economy. That global shift comes at a time when market volatility is rising back home, with India VIX at elevated levels and institutional flows showing a clear split between foreign selling and domestic buying.

We break down how markets closed, what derivatives positioning is signalling through open interest and the Put-Call ratio, and what Gift Nifty is indicating for the start of trade. We also track global cues, commodity moves including record-breaking gold prices, and how Asian markets are reacting. If you want the essential mix of global triggers, market positioning, and risk signals that could shape today’s trade, this episode gives you everything you need — fast, clear, and before the action begins.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, your daily morning briefing before the opening bell.

In today’s episode, we unpack a key global development as U.S. President Donald Trump backs off tariff threats linked to Greenland, easing transatlantic tensions and improving global risk sentiment. Back home, Indian equity markets extend their losing streak for a third consecutive session, with the Sensex and Nifty closing lower amid broad-based sectoral weakness.

We also track early market cues from Gift Nifty, decode key derivatives data including option open interest levels, a rising Put-Call ratio, and a sharp spike in India VIX pointing to elevated volatility. Plus, updates on FII and DII activity, overnight gains on Wall Street, a pullback in gold prices, and a positive start across major Asian markets.

All the key cues you need packed into one crisp update to help you plan your trading day.

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Welcome to today’s episode of BreakOut by 5paisa, your daily morning briefing to get you market-ready before the trading bell rings.

In this episode, we break down a major global development as U.S. President Donald Trump steps back from tariff threats linked to Greenland, easing transatlantic tensions and lifting global sentiment. Back home, Indian markets extend their losing streak for a third straight session, with the Sensex and Nifty ending lower amid broad-based sectoral weakness.

We also cover early market cues from Gift Nifty, key derivatives data including option open interest levels and the rising Put-Call ratio, and a sharp jump in India VIX signaling heightened volatility. Plus, a look at FII and DII activity, overnight gains on Wall Street, a pullback in gold prices, and a positive start across major Asian markets.

All this and more packed into one crisp update to help you plan your trading day.

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We’ll be back tomorrow, same time before the action begins. 

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, your early market brief before the trading day kicks off.

In this episode, we head to Davos, where European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said India and the European Union are closing in on a breakthrough trade agreement that could reshape global commerce and supply chains.

Meanwhile on Dalal Street, bears were firmly in control. The Sensex and Nifty logged sharp declines, broader markets saw deeper cuts, and every major sector closed in the red led by a steep slide in realty, auto and IT stocks.

Early Gift Nifty action hints at a mildly positive open, but derivatives positioning and a lower put-call ratio reflect caution. India VIX climbed toward the 13 level, signaling rising volatility. Foreign investors continued to sell, while DIIs provided counterflow support.

Global sentiment remained weak after Wall Street recorded its biggest single-day drop in three months on renewed tariff concerns. Oil retreated, gold notched a fresh record high, and Asian markets opened mixed to lower.

All the key moves, in one concise briefing this is BreakOut by 5paisa. Join us tomorrow before the markets move.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, the podcast that gets you market-ready before the opening bell.

In this episode, the IMF boosts India’s outlook, raising its FY26 growth forecast to 7.3%, while India signs a $3-billion LNG deal with the UAE as both countries push to expand trade ties.

Indian equities slipped to start the week, with smallcaps underperforming and volatility climbing. We break down the day’s top gainers and losers, sector cues, derivatives open interest trends, and institutional flows — plus what Gift Nifty is signalling for today’s session.

We also track Shadowfax Technologies ahead of its IPO, precious metals hitting fresh highs, and Asian markets trading lower with Wall Street closed for the holiday.

Start your day informed. The markets are about to move and now you know why.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa where we set you up for the trading day before the bell rings. In today’s episode, global markets react to President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat aimed at eight European nations, sending the euro sharply lower and raising volatility worldwide.

Meanwhile in India, IT and banking names help benchmark indices stage a modest comeback, even as derivatives data and institutional flows suggest traders are positioning defensively. Gift Nifty points to a softer opening, and the week ahead gets busy on the primary market front with multiple IPOs and listings lined up.

We also bring you movements across U.S. equities, Asian markets, and commodities with gold and silver continuing to hit record levels as investors hunt for safety.

Your trading day starts here fast, focused, and informed.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, your daily pre-market brief where we decode everything that shaped the previous session and everything that could move the markets today. In this episode, we look back at a volatile and rangebound trading day for Indian equities that ended in the red as rising India VIX kept traders cautious and limited bullish conviction. FIIs continued to sell into the market while DIIs stepped in to absorb some of the supply, highlighting a split in flows and positioning. Sectorally, metals, PSU banks, and power names stood out on the leadership side, while auto, IT, and realty pockets saw pressure.

We also dive into the weekly options setup, where open interest distribution pointed toward resistance at higher strikes and meaningful support at lower bands, while the Put-Call ratio cooled off further, signaling caution in the near term. Gift Nifty hovered close to flat in early trade, and the primary market continued to stay active with fresh listings and subscriptions drawing institutional interest.

Globally, U.S. equities staged a recovery after two sessions of declines as chip makers and financials led the bounce, while early Asian trade appeared mixed with no broad directional cues ahead of major earnings and macro data releases. With a packed earnings calendar in India, ongoing FII-DII flow divergence, and volatility measures staying elevated, today’s session sets up as one where sentiment, positioning, and global risk appetite will matter as much as fundamentals. Stay tuned as we break it all down before the opening bell.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, your concise morning briefing that brings you all the key market cues before the trading day begins. In today’s episode, global sentiment remains split. Japan’s Nikkei 225 continues its record-breaking rally, crossing the 54,000 mark for the first time, while Wall Street ended lower overnight amid geopolitical tensions between Russia and the United States.

Back home, the Sensex and Nifty slipped in a volatile session, with broader markets showing a mixed undertone. Derivatives positioning signals potential resistance near the 26,000 level, even as India VIX cooled off and foreign investors continued to pull out capital from local equities. Asian markets are also trading mixed this morning, with strength in Japan offset by softness in South Korea and lingering uncertainty in Hong Kong. Gift Nifty, meanwhile, is pointing to a softer start for domestic benchmarks.

From flows to volatility to global macro headlines, we cover everything you need to know before the bell rings. Tune in daily to stay one step ahead of the market.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, your quick morning briefing on everything that matters before the markets open.

In today’s episode, Washington dominates headlines as U.S. President Donald Trump announces that any country conducting business with Iran will face a 25% tariff on its trade with the U.S., escalating economic pressure on Tehran amid nationwide protests. Back home, Amagi Media Labs raised ₹804 crore from 42 anchor investors ahead of its IPO opening today — setting the tone for the primary market.

On the Street, Indian equity benchmarks staged a sharp mid-session recovery on Monday after positive commentary from U.S. Ambassador Sergio Gor on continued engagement around a potential India–U.S. trade agreement. The Sensex closed 0.36% higher and the Nifty gained 0.42%, breaking a five-day losing streak, even as broader markets underperformed with midcaps and smallcaps ending in the red. Metals led sectoral gains, while pharma, media, realty, and capital goods lost ground.

Gift Nifty traded higher early this morning, hinting at a positive open, while derivatives positioning showed heavy open interest concentration around the 26,000 call and 25,500 put strikes. The Nifty put-call ratio improved to 0.9, even as volatility continued to inch higher with India VIX rising for the third straight session.

From the institutional side, FIIs remained net sellers while DIIs continued to support equities. Earnings from IT majors were in focus as labour cost adjustments dragged profitability with TCS and HCL Tech both reporting sequential declines. Globally, U.S. indices closed at record highs overnight, commodities saw profit-taking in bullion after a sharp rally, crude prices firmed up, and Asian equities opened higher led by a strong rebound in Japan.

Welcome to BreakOut by 5paisa, where we get you market-ready before the opening bell.

This episode tracks a tense global backdrop as U.S. President Donald Trump weighs military options amid escalating unrest in Iran, adding a fresh layer of geopolitical risk to markets worldwide.

Back home, Indian equities slid for the fifth straight session, with benchmarks, broader markets and key sectors under pressure. Rising volatility, heavy FPI selling and bearish derivatives positioning contributed to a cautious setup ahead of trade.

Primary markets, however, are turning active again six IPOs worth over ₹2,000 crore are slated for the week, including Amagi Media Labs’ mainboard debut.

We also cover the global cues that matter: Wall Street closing at record highs, commodities pushing upward, and Asian markets opening firm in early trade.

A quick, sharp briefing to help you start your trading day informed and prepared.