Nifty and Sensex receive drubbing; Nifty PSU Bank however hits life-time-high as Canara Bank jumps 3.19%.
NIFTY (-176, 25878)
Sensex (-593, 84404)
Bank Nifty (-354, 58031
Despite the volatile and bearish undertone, Nifty’s broader bullish technical structure remains intact.
Traders are expected to keep a close watch on Nifty’s all-time high of 26,277.35, a level that may well be retested sooner rather than later, as underlying optimism continues to support sentiment.
We say so because, Nifty is still above its 21 DMA (25442), 50 DMA (25140) and its 100 DMA (25079). Nifty’s 200 DMA at 24316 mark.
Please note, confirmation of strength now only above 26107 mark.
Bottom-line: The classic “buy on rumour, sell on fact” theme played out, as the much-anticipated Xi–Trump meeting failed to ignite market optimism.
Adv-Dec 13—36
INDIA VIX 12.06 (+0.75%)
NIFTY PCR (04th NOV) 0.60
NIFTY PCR (25th NOV) 1.14
USD/INR Futures (NOV) (+0.53%, 88.81)
SECTOR GAINERS:
NIFTY REALTY (+0.04%)
SECTORS LOSERS
NIFTY PVTBANKS (-0.74%)
NIFTY FINANCIAL SERVICES (-0.72%)
NIFTY HEALTHCARE (-0.70%)
TODAY’S MARKET RE-CAP:
1) The session was characterised by cautious trading ahead of key global cues, with breadth constrained and volatility elevated.
2) Nifty (-0.68%) opened on a cautious note and bear were seen aiming to take control all thru the session and the negative takeaway was that the benchmark ended on a jittery note.
Nifty is still above its 21 DMA (25442), 50 DMA (25140) and its 100 DMA (25079). Nifty’s 200 DMA at 24316 mark.
Please note, confirmation of strength now only above 26107 mark.
3) Bank Nifty (-0.61%) witnessed weakness amidst profit booking, mirroring Nifty’s sliding action. Bank Nifty’s new all-time-high still seen at 58577.50 mark.
4) The market breadth (13:36) was in favour of the bears.
4) Nifty Mid-cap (-0.09%) and Nifty Small-cap (-0.10%) indices ended with minor cuts.
STOCKS IN SPOTLIGHT:
1) RailTel (-1.17%) slips after its Q2 PAT rose 5% YoY to Rs 76 crore. RailTel Corporation of India’s standalone net profit jumped 4.72% to Rs 76.07 crore in Q2 FY26, compared with Rs 72.64 crore in Q2 FY25.
2) Mahanagar Gas (-1.87%) fell after the company’s standalone net profit tanked 32.57% to Rs 193.37 crore in Q2 FY26 as against Rs 286.78 crore posted in Q2 FY25.
3) NTPC Green Energy (-0.61%) reported 130.25% surge in consolidated net profit to Rs 87.59 crore in Q2 FY26 as against Rs 38.04 crore reported in the same quarter last year.
4) Infosys (-1.02%) drifted lower after the firm extended its strategic partnerships with Metro Bank and Workday to support the transition of finance operations, enhancing efficiency and digital transformation initiatives.
5) Titan (+0.14%) consolidated on reports that the company announced that Ambuj Narayan has resigned as the chief executive officer of its Indian Dress Wear Division.
BULLS OF THE DAY:
COALINDIA (+1.58%)
L&T (+0.79%)
HINDALCO (+0.79%)
BEL (+0.74%)
NESTLEIND (+0.55%)
BEARS OF THE DAY:
DRREDDY (-3.79%)
CIPLA (-2.54%)
HDFCLIFE (-2.01%)
INDIGO (-1.68%)
BHARTIARTL (-1.50%)
OUR VIEW FOR FRIDAY’S TRADE
Technically, Nifty needs to move back above 26000 for bulls to regain confidence.
Till then, staying nimble on any long positions is the preferred strategy.
ALL ABOUT NIFTY:
Nifty (CMP: 25878)
Support: 25701/25551
Resistance: 26000/26277
Range: 25722-25967
21 DMA: 25441
50 DMA: 25140
200 DMA: 24316
Trend: Neutral
BULLISH LOOKING STOCKS:
COALINDIA
L&T
OIL
BULLISH LOOKING STOCKS (LONG TERM):
BEL
CHOLAFIN
GRASIM
BEARISH LOOKING STOCKS:
DRREDDY
CIPLA
HUL
STOCKS TO AVOID:
HAL
LUPIN
MFSL
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