Weekly Derivative Research Report

The Indian equity markets have entered a period of cool-off during the week, marked by minimal fluctuations in the key indices. The benchmark index displayed a range-bound and tepid movement, lacking significant momentum and exhibiting subdued trading activity. As the week settled down, the Nifty50 index recorded a slight decline of 0.69 percent on a …

It turned out to be a remarkable week for the bulls as Nifty broke out of its recent consolidation phase. The week began on a cautious note with a gap-down opening on Monday, triggered by news of U.S. airstrikes on Iran over the weekend, which briefly escalated geopolitical tensions. However, sentiment improved as the week …

The Indian equity markets showcased a promising trading week, with the last session marking a particularly strong performance by the benchmark index. This positive momentum allowed the Nifty50 index to finish the week on an encouraging note, with a gain of over 1.50%, culminating in a record-high weekly close for the calendar year, a tad …

Geopolitical tensions dampened the market optimism. Nifty started the week on a positive note but struggled to surpass the 25200 mark, staying range-bound for the first three sessions. The lack of follow-through buying led to profit booking on the weekly expiry day on Thursday, which intensified with a gap-down opening on Friday amid fresh overnight geopolitical tensions, …

The Indian equity markets responded enthusiastically to the outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, demonstrating a robust recovery from important support levels. This week marked the end of a losing streak for the benchmark index, which recorded an impressive gain of slightly over a percent, largely fueled by a strong rally in the …

It was a week of consolidation, it initially started on a positive note with Nifty breaching the 25000 mark, but the lack of follow-up buying led prices to drift lower. For the remainder of the week, the index traded within a range, eventually closing with a marginal loss of 0.37%, around 24750 mark.

The market witnessed a mixed bias throughout the week. In the early sessions, prices corrected, wiping out most of the gains from the previous week. However, a smart rebound on Friday helped trim the losses, with the index ultimately ending the week down by 0.67%, just below the 24850 mark.

The week began on a positive note, but after failing to surpass the crucial resistance level of 24600, Nifty entered a phase of choppy and indecisive trading for the remaining part of the week. On Friday, rising geopolitical tensions led to a gap-down opening, and the index eventually ended near 24000, registering a weekly loss of 1.39%.

The bulls maintained their dominance for a third straight week, with the truncated trading week closing on a positive note. After a strong start on Monday, the market moved into a range-bound phase for the next three sessions, eventually ending the week with a gain of 1.14%, marginally below the 24350 mark.

The week kicked off with a gap-up opening, pushing Nifty past the key 24000 mark. As the week progressed, the index continued its upward movement in a steady manner. However, on Friday, escalating geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan triggered a sharp sell-off, wiping out the week’s gains. Fortunately, bulls staged a bounce back in the latter …

Despite being a truncated week with just three trading sessions, the bulls made a strong statement. The week kicked off with a robust gap-up of nearly 500 points, driven by positive developments on the tariff front over the weekend. This was followed by two relatively quiet yet positive sessions. However, Thursday turned out to be …

The roller coaster week came to a close on a relatively calm note, impacted significantly by persistent uncertainties surrounding tariffs that loomed over the shortened week. Throughout this period, the benchmark index experienced dramatic fluctuations, showcasing a movement of 1200 points amid heightened volatility. This volatility led the index to test new lows for the …