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Indian indices — Nifty, Bank Nifty, and Sensex — saw a strong comeback this week, with bullish candles forming across the charts. Gains across benchmarks indicate underlying buying interest, though intraday volatility kept traders alert. While the overall trend hints at strength, key levels need to be crossed for the momentum to sustain.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the week’s market performance:
Nifty opened the week at 24802.60 level, touched a high of 25139.45 level, made a low of 24751.55 level, and finally closed at 25114.00 level, delivering a weekly gain of 373.00 points.
The index formed a bullish candle on the weekly chart, indicating sustained buying interest near lower levels. Notably, it managed to close above the crucial 25,000 level after a gap-up opening.
Key technical levels to watch:
The expected near-term range is 25200–24300 level, with either side breakout likely to decide the directional trend.
Bank Nifty opened the week at 54215.40 level, rose to a high of 54852.25 level, dropped to a low of 54067.15 level, and closed the week at 54809.30 level, notching up a gain of 694.75 points.
The weekly chart shows a bullish candle, backed by sustained buying at lower levels. On the daily chart, the index printed several Doji-like formations, reflecting intraday indecision amidst choppy trade.
Trading setup for the coming sessions:
Resistance Levels:
Support Levels:
The broader expected range for Bank Nifty lies between 55200–53500 level.
Sensex opened the week at 80904.40 level, surged to a high of 81992.85 level, made a low of 80733.07 level, and closed at 81904.70 level, marking a weekly gain of 1193.94 points.
A bullish candle with an upward gap was formed on the charts, showing strong buying. Sensex also ended the week above the 81800 level, confirming short-term bullishness.
Levels to monitor:
Resistance Levels:
Support Levels:
The expected trading zone for Sensex is 82300–79800 level, with both bulls and bears eyeing breakout points.
All major indices closed the week on a positive note with strong bullish candles. However, intraday volatility and resistance zones are still in play. Traders should closely track the breakout levels highlighted above — a confirmed move in either direction will likely dictate the next market trend.
For now, the bias remains bullish, but confirmation above resistance zones is key for further momentum.
This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Stock prices can be volatile; investors may lose capital.
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