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Dashboard

The trading day as two live stages — what tomorrow's open is pricing in and what's moving the market right now.

What the Dashboard shows

The NSE trading day as two live stages. Before the bell, the dashboard reads GIFT NIFTY — the offshore NIFTY futures contract that trades nearly around the clock — to show where the next open is being priced relative to the previous close. Once the session starts, it switches to what is moving the market right now. Each stage carries an AI-generated news read that condenses the relevant headlines against the move.

How to read it

  • Implied open — the GIFT NIFTY-derived level for tomorrow's open, shown as points and percent versus the previous close — the single cleanest pre-market cue.
  • Live stage — after 9:15 IST the panel hands off from the implied open to the session itself: the index move so far and what is driving it.
  • AI news read — a short machine-written brief that ties the visible move to the headlines around it, refreshed through the session. It condenses news; it does not recommend trades.
  • Session handoff — the two stages swap automatically — pre-open cue in the morning, live tracker during hours, and the closed-market state points at the next session.

Frequently asked questions

GIFT NIFTY is the NIFTY futures contract that trades in GIFT City for nearly 21 hours a day, including while the NSE is closed. Because it keeps pricing overnight global moves, its level just before 9:15 IST is the most direct read on where NIFTY is likely to open.

It switches from the implied open to a live view of the session: how the index is moving and what is behind the move, with an AI news read refreshed through the day so the numbers come with context.

No. It is a machine-generated summary of publicly available headlines matched to the market move — context for your own research, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

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