
Nifty 50 faces resistance at 24,250; support at 23,800-23,600. Bank Nifty range-bound at 56,500-58,800. Sensex support at 76,300-76,000. Midcap and smallcap indices test key levels.
The Nifty 50, Sensex, and Nifty Bank index opened last week with a wide gap-up after the US and Iran agreed to a peace deal. All three indices closed up over 1.5% each. The follow-through rise has turned the short-term picture positive.
Nifty 50
Support sits at 23,800-23,600. Resistance is at 24,250. The index can breach this hurdle and rise to 24,500 and 24,800 in the coming weeks. The short-term view turns negative only if Nifty declines below 23,600. A fall to 23,300 and 23,000 would follow. That looks less likely. The price action suggests Nifty can sustain well above the 23,800-23,600 support zone.
On the medium-term chart, Nifty has resumed its upmove within the broad 22,000-26,500 range. A break above 24,800 clears the way for a rise toward 26,500. The overall picture remains positive. We expect Nifty to make a bullish breakout above 26,500 eventually in the coming months. Such a break can take the index higher to 28,000 and 30,000 in the long term. The bullish view goes wrong only if Nifty declines below 22,000. That looks less likely.
Nifty Bank
The break above 57,000 and the rise to 58,000 happened in line with our expectation. Last week's candle indicates indecisiveness. Support is at 56,500. Resistance is at 58,800. The index can oscillate in a 56,500-58,800 range for some time. The bias remains positive. An eventual break above 58,800 can take the index higher to 60,500-61,000. The index comes under pressure for a fall to 56,000 or 55,000 only if it declines below 56,500.
Medium-term outlook is bullish. Key resistance is the 60,500-61,000 region. A decisive break above 61,000 can boost momentum and take the index up to 65,000. From a long-term perspective, the index has potential to target 68,000-69,000.
Sensex
Sensex touched a high of 77,492 and has come off from there. The region between 76,300 and 76,000 is very good support. Resistance is around 77,800. We expect Sensex to sustain above 76,000 and breach 77,800 in the coming days. Such a break can take it up to 78,500-79,000 and higher. The rise gets delayed only if Sensex declines below 76,000. A fall to 75,300 and lower is possible.
Medium-term view is unchanged. Sensex is stuck inside the broad 71,000-86,000 range. Within that it is moving up. Intermediate resistance is around 80,000. A break above it can take Sensex up to 86,000. An eventual break above 86,000 can strengthen momentum and open the doors for 90,000 and 94,000 in the long term. The bullish view gets negated only if the index falls below 71,000.
Nifty Midcap 150
The 21,700-23,000 range remains intact. The index has moved up within that and has come closer to the upper end. Another strong resistance is around 23,150. The index has to break 23,000 and then get a subsequent rise above 23,150 to gather fresh bullish momentum. Such a break will trigger a fresh rally to 26,000-26,500 in the medium term. It will also keep the upside open for the index to target 28,000-28,500 in the long term.
Failure to rise above 23,000 or 23,150 can keep the index inside the sideways range for some more time. The short-term picture turns negative only if the index breaks below 21,700. That looks less likely. If such a break happens, the index can fall to 21,000-20,800. The long-term bullish view goes wrong only if the index declines below 20,800.
Nifty Smallcap 250
The rise last week indicates the index could be gaining momentum. Crucial resistance is the 18,000-18,300 region, which can be tested this week. The bias is positive to breach 18,300 eventually. Such a break can take the index up to 22,500-23,000 and even 24,000 in the long term.
Failure to breach 18,300 can take the index down to 17,600-17,500. The short-term outlook turns negative only if the index declines below 17,500. A fall to 17,200 can be seen. For the long-term bullish outlook to go wrong, the index has to decline below 14,000.
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