What is Banknifty?
Banknifty is an index comprising 12 public and private banks with the highest market cap and most liquid from the Banking sector.
BANK NIFTY
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Short term - Technical Outlook
Bank Nifty is likely to witness cautious trading, with the index holding near the crucial 57,000 support zone after facing selling pressure at higher levels in the previous session. While the index has shown relatively better resilience, sustained buying interest will be required to improve the near-term technical structure. On the upside, resistance sits at 57,600–57,800, with a decisive move above 58,000 needed to meaningfully shift the structure toward a stronger bullish setup.
On the downside, immediate support is placed at 57,000; a sustained break below 57,000 could trigger further weakness and pull the index toward the 56,800–56,600 zone, a level that also coincides with the 200-day EMA. Overall, the near-term outlook for Bank Nifty remains cautious and Holding above 57,000 will therefore be important to prevent further deterioration in the short-term structure.
Short term Research Report Call
Buy Above: 57400 | Targets: 57500, 57600, 57700 | Stop-loss: 57300
Sell Below: 57200 | Targets: 57100, 57000, 56900 | Stop-loss: 57300
Short term Chart
Long term - Technical Outlook
Bank Nifty continues to display relative strength but faces resistance at higher levels. Holding above 57,500 will be crucial to maintain stability, while a break below this level could drag the index towards the 57,300–57,200 region. Technically, 58,000 remains the key resistance zone, and a sustained breakout above this level could strengthen bullish momentum. Overall, the near-term outlook remains cautious.
Long term Research Report Call
Buy Above: 57400 | Targets: 57500, 57600, 57700 | Stop-loss: 57300
Sell Below: 57200 | Targets: 57100, 57000, 56900 | Stop-loss: 57300
Long term Chart
September 7th 2026
Indian equity markets opened on a cautious note, with persistent downside pressure as crude oil prices continue to rise. WTI crude has moved above the $92 per barrel mark and is currently trading around this elevated zone, keeping oil as a key macroeconomic concern for domestic equities.
The rise in crude prices is being driven by supply-disruption concerns amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and ongoing strikes in the region. The heightened geopolitical uncertainty is raising concerns over global energy supplies and could continue to weigh on investor sentiment, while keeping volatility elevated across equity markets.
Meanwhile, the Indian rupee continues to show resilience despite the rise in crude oil prices, with the currency currently trading around the 94.4 per U.S. dollar zone. The rupee's relative stability is providing some relief against the broader pressure from elevated oil prices.
Sectorally, weakness remains visible across key segments, with the Media sector declining more than 2.5% and the IT sector falling over 1.5%. The broad-based sectoral weakness is further contributing to the cautious tone in domestic equities.
Technical View
Nifty 50
Nifty 50 opened marginally below its previous close near the 23,883 mark and continues to remain under pressure, reflecting persistent weakness in the near-term technical structure. The index is struggling to regain higher levels. On the upside, the 24,000 zone remains to act as the immediate resistance. A sustained move above 24,000 could provide some relief and support a recovery towards the 24,200 region. However, unless the index decisively reclaims 24,000, recovery attempts are likely to face selling pressure.
On the downside, 23,800 remains the crucial immediate support zone. A decisive break below this level could intensify selling pressure and expose the index to the 23,600 region. Holding above 23,800 will therefore be crucial to prevent further deterioration in the short-term setup. Momentum indicators remain weak, with the RSI in the mid-30s indicating that bearish momentum is strengthening and the index is approaching oversold territory. Overall, the near-term technical outlook remains cautious to bearish.
Bank Nifty
Bank Nifty opened largely flat near the 57,343 mark but continues to face selling pressure at higher levels, indicating a cautious near-term technical structure. The index is struggling to sustain gains above the upper end of its recent range, while weakness at higher levels continues to cap recovery attempts. On the upside, 57,700–57,800 remains the immediate resistance zone. A sustained move above 57,800 could provide some relief and support a recovery towards the 58,000–58,300 region.
On the downside, 57,000 remains the crucial support level. A sustained break below 57,000 could further intensify the weakness and drag the index towards the 56,800–56,600 zone. Holding above 57,000 will therefore be important to prevent further deterioration in the short-term setup. Overall, the near-term technical outlook remains cautious.
Market support level is 57,000. Market resistance level is 57,800.
Resistance 57,800
Support 57,000
FII & DII Activities
Particular
FIIs
DIIs
Net Purchase/ Sales (Cr)
4 Sep 2026
-3,111.94
+8,930.12
MTD-May (Cr)
September
+2,373.94
+18,567.5
Global Market
September 8th 2026
NASDAQ
USA
26,506.99
8th September
Dow Jones
USA
53,414.25
8th September
FTSE
UK
10,822.13
8th September
DAX
GERMAN
26,006.53
8th September
GIFT Nifty
Singapore
23,783
8th September
NIKKEI 225
Japan
66,445.13
8th September
Shanghai
China
3,945.1
8th September
S&P 500
USA
7,718.6
8th September
September 8th 2026
Top Gainers
MONQ50
170.31
ESDS
1,090.05
ALKALI
78.66
VHLTD-RE1
0.68
Top Losers
YESBANK
22.42
IDFCFIRSTB
86.44
FEDERALBNK
342
HDFCBANK
710.5
Technicals
Check live levels for all scripts
Buy Above
57776.33
R1
57915.34
R2
58060.66
R3
58319.72
Stop Loss
57612.05
Pivot
57675.23
(All values are in INR)
Sell Below
57574.14
S1
57435.13
S2
57289.80
S3
57030.75
Stop Loss
57738.42
Classic
Woodie
Camarilla
| Method | R4 | R3 | R2 | R1 | Pivot | S1 | S2 | S3 | S4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 59149.55 | 58728.32 | 58307.08 | 58096.47 | 57675.23 | 57464.62 | 57043.38 | 56832.77 | 56622.15 |
| Woodie | 59623.44 | 58833.62 | 58359.74 | 58201.77 | 57727.89 | 57569.92 | 57096.04 | 56938.07 | 55832.34 |
| Camarilla | 58233.37 | 58059.61 | 58001.69 | 57943.77 | 57675.23 | 57827.93 | 57770.01 | 57712.09 | 57538.33 |
Bullish
Bearish
5 Day
48472.98
10 Day
46368.54
20 Day
45179.57
50 Day
43798.86
100 Day
42786.03
200 Day
41477.90
Moving averages sentiment chart. Bullish 12. Bearish 0.
Momentum Oscillators
Bullish
0
Bearish
1
Neutral
6
Bullish
0
Bearish
1
Neutral
6
Stoch RSI
50.00
ROC
-3.55
Ultimate
54.76
Williams
-64.18
CCI
-47.37
Stochastic
30.04
RSI
53.57
Trend Oscillators & Volatility
Bullish
1
Bearish
0
Neutral
0
Bullish
1
Bearish
0
Neutral
0
ATR
405.50
Low Volatility
MACD
551.07
Bullish
Nifty Stock List
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| Stock Name | CMP | Change (%) | Market Cap (Cr.) | Sector | Piotroski Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
HDFCBANK | 710.5 | -0.2247 | 1123344.6 | Banks | 3 / 9 |
HDFCBANK | 604.5 | 1.0616 | 1123344.6 | Banks | 3 / 9 |
ICICIBANK | 1427.5 | 0.3021 | 1024775.9 | Banks | 8 / 9 |
SBIN | 1005.9 | -1.0038 | 996906.7 | Banks | 5 / 9 |
KOTAKBANK | 422.1 | -0.5654 | 390185.62 | Banks | 6 / 9 |
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Banknifty is an index comprising 12 public and private banks with the highest market cap and most liquid from the Banking sector.