Nifty 50 weekly analysis covering market trend, technical levels, sector performance and FII–DII data for Indian stock market.
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Nifty50 |
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Week High |
Week Low |
Market structure |
Range |
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26341 |
24679 |
HHHL |
1662 |
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Nifty 50 |
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Start |
End |
Return (%) |
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24825 |
25694 |
3.50 |
Nifty ended the week on a positive note, supported by FMCG, Oil & Gas, and Automobile while dragged by IT and Metal.
Nifty 50 Technical Analysis (Weekly View)
Pivot level:
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Pivot level (classical) |
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Resistance 1 |
25768 |
Pivot (25630) |
Support 1 |
25556 |
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Resistance 2 |
25842 |
Support 2 |
25418 |
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Resistance 3 |
25980 |
Support 3 |
25344 |
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Nifty 50 ended the week between Support1 and Resistance 1, which is a zone of indecision i.e Neutral zone. A bullish bias will only come above R1, ie confidence zone.
Indicators:
RSI: 52.7 (Neutral)
MACD: -75.3 (Below its center line, which suggests bearish sentiment)
Moving Averages: 50 DMA (25804), 200 DMA (25254)
Nifty is above the 200 DMA (25,254) indicating long-term trend is intact. Nifty is below the 50 DMA (25,804) which suggests short-term momentum still weak. The zone 25,250–25,800 is a battle zone between bulls and bears.
Sector Performance (Weekly)
Top Performing Sectors:
Transportation, Commercial services, Telecommunications
Underperforming sectors:
Information Technology
Top gainers of Nifty 50:
Adani Ports, Adani Enterprises, Powergrid, Eternal
Top losers of Nifty 50:
Infosys, Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, TCS
The week was marked by extreme volatility due to the Union Budget 2026 and a subsequent India–US trade deal announcement. While most sectors recovered from Budget-day lows, IT remained under intense selling pressure.
FII–DII Activity:
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Net purchase/Sell (crore) |
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FII |
DII |
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3233.87 |
3574.87 |
Both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers, which is an important signal, especially in a volatile week. Combined net inflow of approximately 6,800 crore into cash equities indicates confidence at lower levels, even as broader markets corrected. FIIs appear to be accumulating on dips, not chasing rallies while Mutual funds, insurance companies likely provided downside support buying.
Global Factors:
Brent Crude (66.89 USD)
Dollar Index (97.5)
Brent crude continues to trade below the psychological USD 70 mark, which is structurally positive for India as inflation pressure will remain low. A Dollar Index below 100 signals a soft USD environment, encouraging FII inflows into emerging markets.
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