Weekly Derivative Research Report

Budget Day turned out to be a dampener for market sentiment as the Nifty witnessed a sharp reversal from the day’s highs after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced an increase in the Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on the F&O segment. The knee-jerk reaction was swift and sever as the benchmark index slipped below recent swing …

The week began with a gap-down opening, and sentiment remained bleak as selling pressure intensified through the week. Although Nifty witnessed a brief mid-week bounce, Friday saw another round of sharp sell-off, dragging the index below the 25050 mark and resulting in a steep weekly decline of over 2.5%.

The Indian equity markets experienced a range-bound trading week, with the benchmark index oscillating within the confines of its 50 and 100-day EMAs. Despite heightened intraday volatility and sharp swings in both directions, the Nifty50 concluded the truncated week on a subdued note, settling a tad below the 25700 mark and registering a marginal weekly gain of …

The Indian equity markets experienced a devastating trading week as new tariff concerns prompted a significant sell-off across the broader market, erasing the major developments achieved over the past seven weeks. The Nifty50 index saw a sharp correction of 2.50 percent during the week, marking one of its weakest performances in the past three months. …

The week began on a positive note with a gap-up opening, followed by strong buying interest during Monday’s session. However, the momentum failed to sustain, as the subsequent three sessions witnessed gradual profit booking, erasing most of Monday’s gains. Eventually, Nifty managed to end the week marginally higher by around 0.29%, holding firm above the …

The Indian equity markets exhibited notable resilience over the week, despite experiencing mounting pressure until a recovery was observed in the final session. The benchmark index effectively upheld the pivotal support level of the 50-DEMA. The modest rebound observed in the most recent session has revived hopes of a potential rebound in the forthcoming week. …

It was an action-packed week. The index initially started on a weak footing, testing levels around 25700. However, after repeatedly defending this crucial zone, prices staged a strong rebound. On Friday, Nifty witnessed a gap-up opening and continued to move higher through the session, ending with gains of 0.57%, settling just below the 26050 mark.

The Indian equity markets demonstrated notable resilience during the trading week, characterized by volatility and instances of profit booking. This was subsequently followed by a recovery from significant technical support following the announcement from the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). Amid these developments, the benchmark index concluded the week with a marginal decline of 0.06%, settling …

It was an action-packed week. The first half reflected weakness as prices slipped below the 25850 mark. However, on Wednesday, the sentiment flipped sharply, with renewed buying interest pushing Nifty beyond the 26300 mark. The momentum thereafter cooled off, and the last two sessions remained subdued. Eventually, Nifty ended the week with gains of around …

The Indian equity markets showcased a resilient move in the week, with every dip being bought into. The benchmark index extended its upward trajectory for the second consecutive week, achieving a record weekly closure for the current year. Amid broader participation and decoupling from global jitters, the index surfaced inherent strength and settled the week around …

The week has proven highly advantageous for the Indian equity markets, with the benchmark index posting a robust recovery following two weeks of consolidation. Since the onset of the week, market participants have exhibited resilience, rebounding from a significant support zone and maintaining a consistent buying trend. Consequently, the Nifty50 index concluded above the 25900 …

The Indian equity markets have recently experienced a temporary slowdown, marked by a significant correction. The prevailing bearish sentiment resulted in a decline of nearly one percent for the benchmark index, breaching the 20-DEMA and positioning the index at a critical juncture of make-or-break. Ultimately, the Nifty50 index concluded the week around 25500, reflecting a decrease …