Bank Nifty prediction today

Nifty 50 opens the day on a controlled tone after yesterday’s mild decline, where the index attempted an early move toward 26,130 but consistently met selling pressure just below the key resistance shelf at 26,200–26,250. The index held firm above 26,000 throughout the second half, signalling that despite intraday weakness, the broader structure remains well-supported. Upper-rejection wicks on the candle highlight hesitation, yet the absence of any breakdown below 26,000 and repeated accumulation near 25,900 confirm that buyers remain active at lower levels. As the session begins, 25,900–25,850 stays the most important demand zone, and the decisive trigger for upside remains a close above 26,200, which can open the move toward 26,250–26,350.

Bank Nifty starts the day after a consolidation-heavy session in which the index opened near 59,000 but encountered persistent supply from the rising resistance slope in the 59,100–59,000 region. This inside-candle formation led to intraday profit booking toward 58,820, but the broader trend remains unbroken. Bank Nifty continues to hold firmly above the 58,600–58,250 support zone and maintains its higher-trend structure. Any sustained move back above 59,230 can quickly shift momentum toward 59,300–59,500, with sector cues indicating that private banks may stabilise while PSU banks continue to retain trend strength.

Mid- and small-cap indices may remain mixed after yesterday’s mild pressure, while autos, healthcare, and select consumption names continue to show relative strength supported by steady domestic demand. Capital goods and aviation stocks remain in favour, reflecting the momentum of India’s capex cycle. Macro signals remain constructive heading into today’s session: inflation readings are easing, demand indicators remain steady, and GDP expectations continue to hover around 6.5–6.8 percent. While global cues remain choppy due to mixed US data and tariff-led volatility, India’s domestic fundamentals continue to act as a cushion.