Technical Report: Derivative Research Report

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, …

On the weekly expiry day, the Nifty index opened on a flat note and remained muted during the first half, continuing the lackluster trend of recent sessions. However, in the second half, it saw a sharp decline, briefly testing the 24800 mark. Fortunately there was some respite to the selling in the final hour that …

The benchmark index extended its consolidation phase, starting the day on a positive note as prices crossed the 25200 mark during the first half. However, a sudden dip in the second half disrupted the momentum, and the session ended with marginal gains of 0.15% at 25141.

Once again, the day started on a positive note, but there was a lack of follow-up buying, resulting in Nifty experiencing an Open High scenario, with prices quickly dipping below Monday’s low. As the day progressed, prices gradually rebounded and traded within a range, eventually closing flat tad above the 25100 mark.

Following Friday’s strong close, Nifty opened with a gap-up but failed to witness any major follow-through. The index remained confined to a narrow 50-point range throughout the session, eventually ending with a 0.40% gain and marking its highest close for the calendar year, just above the 25100 mark.

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 …

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 …

The Indian equity markets commenced the trading session on a firm note, taking cues from positive trends observed in global markets. The benchmark index exhibited commendable performance during the weekly settlement session, despite encountering some challenges in the latter half of the day. Ultimately, concluding the day on a positive note. The Nifty50 index gained …

The Indian equity markets experienced an uninspiring trading session, marked by minimal movement, as the benchmark index fluctuated within a narrow range of sub-120 points. Despite the subdued activity, the Nifty50 index managed to finish on a slightly positive note, closing a tad above the 25600 zone. This modest uptick translated to a gain of 0.30% for the day.

The Indian equity markets began the session on a positive note but were unable to maintain momentum. Throughout the day, the benchmark index experienced continued selling pressure, which caused it to drop below the crucial 20 DEMA, resulting in a negative close. The Nifty50 index finished below 24550, registering a loss of 0.70 percent for the …

The Indian equity markets commenced the week with a bleak performance, influenced by ongoing global tariff disputes and intensified geopolitical tensions that emerged over the weekend, alongside a decline in Asian markets. Nonetheless, the benchmark index experienced a notable recovery from its intraday lows, correlating with the 20-DEMA, which helped mitigate the significant losses incurred. …

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.