Technical Report: Derivative Research Report

Amidst weak global cues, Nifty opened on a negative note and remained under pressure for most of the session, gradually slipping lower. It even tested last Thursday’s low, breaching the 24500 mark. However, in the final hour, the index staged a smart recovery to close tad above 24600, ending the day with a loss of 0.82%.

The day began on a positive note as prices swiftly moved towards the 25000 mark in the opening hour. However, once again, this key resistance level proved difficult to surpass, resulting in a pullback that dragged prices close to the previous session’s low, dipping below 24700. Fortunately, the market found support and stabilized in the …

As indicated by Gift Nifty, the market began on a mildly positive note; however, it struggled to sustain momentum beyond the 25000 mark. As the session progressed, prices gradually drifted lower, eventually closing with a cut of over a percent, tad below the 24700 level.

The benchmark index began the week on a mildly negative note and later consolidated within a range, showing signs of mild profit booking. Eventually, Nifty ended with a marginal loss of 0.33%, closing tad below the 24950 mark.

The Indian equity markets enjoyed a remarkable week, with the benchmark index rising over 4 percent to surpass the 25000 mark for the first time in 2025, driven by easing geopolitical tensions. Throughout the week, positive sentiment reigned, supported by broad-based participation that lifted market confidence. Ultimately, the week concluded on a high note, with Nifty successfully …

After Monday’s mammoth 4% surge, Nifty opened Tuesday on a mildly negative note. In early trade, the index attempted a bounce toward the 25000 mark, but the momentum quickly faded. As the session progressed, selling pressure intensified, and Nifty eventually closed below the 24600 mark, ending with a loss of around 1.43%.

Over the weekend, news of a truce between India and Pakistan sparked optimism in the markets. The GIFT Nifty signaled a gap-up opening of nearly 400 points, which was reflected in the benchmark index’s strong start. This positive momentum continued throughout the day, driven by follow-up buying, ultimately leading the Nifty to close with impressive …

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 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%.

On the weekly expiry day, Nifty began on a flat note and hovered around the 24400 mark for most of the session. However, in the second half, the index witnessed a downward drift, testing levels near 24150 before settling on a closing basis above 24250 with a loss of approximately 0.58%.

Despite muted cues from Asian markets, Nifty opened on a positive note but quickly lost momentum after failing to sustain above the 24500 mark. The rest of the session remained range-bound, with the index trading nervously and weakness visible in the broader market. Eventually, Nifty closed with a loss of 0.42%, settling just above 24350.

Morning trade began on a positive note with Gift Nifty indicating a firm start, which was reflected in the benchmark index Nifty opening higher. However, similar to the recent trend, the index traded within a narrow 100-point range throughout the day. Eventually, Nifty closed with modest gains of around half a percent, settling above the 24450 mark.