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Short term - Technical Outlook

Nifty 50’s broader technical structure continues to remain weak, with the index trading below key moving averages and maintaining a descending price structure. On the upside, the 24,000–24,200 zone remains the immediate resistance band. The 24,000 psychological mark is particularly important, as the index has struggled to sustain gains above this level. A sustained move above 24,200 could improve the near-term structure and provide some relief to the prevailing bearish sentiment. However, unless the index decisively reclaims this resistance band, recovery attempts are likely to face selling pressure.
 
On the downside, 23,800 remains the immediate support zone. A decisive break below 23,800 could intensify selling pressure and expose the index to the 23,600 region. Holding above 23,800 will therefore be important to prevent further deterioration in the short-term setup. Momentum indicators remain weak, reinforcing the prevailing cautious bias. Overall, the near-term technical outlook remains cautious.

 

Short term Research Report Call
Buy Above: 23900 | Targets: 23970, 24040, 24100 | Stop-loss: 23850
Sell Below: 23800 | Targets: 23740, 23670, 23600 | Stop-loss: 23850
 

Short term Chart

Long term - Technical Outlook

Nifty 50 is trading with a cautious undertone following its recent recovery from the 23,800 level. A sustained break and hold above the 24,200 zone will be crucial to sustain the ongoing recovery structure and maintain bullish sentiment. Technically, a sustained move above 24,400 could strengthen upward momentum and open the door for a rally towards the 24,500–24,600 region. However, a susatined break below 23,800 may trigger profit booking and lead to weakness towards the 23,600 support zone.

 

Long term Research Report Call
Buy Above: 23900 | Targets: 23970, 24040, 24100 | Stop-loss: 23850
Sell Below: 23800 | Targets: 23740, 23670, 23600 | Stop-loss: 23850

Long term Chart

Market View

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 23,800. Market resistance level is 24,000.

Resistance 24,000

Market view chart showing support 23,800 and resistance 24,000

Support 23,800

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 7th 2026

NASDAQ

USA

26,506.99

7th September

Dow Jones

USA

53,414.25

7th September

FTSE

UK

10,847.19

7th September

DAX

GERMAN

1,018.2

7th September

GIFT Nifty

Singapore

23,803

7th September

NIKKEI 225

Japan

66,399.84

7th September

Shanghai

China

3,932.7

7th September

S&P 500

USA

7,718.6

7th September

Market at Closing

September 7th 2026

Top Gainers

ALKALI

78.66

MONQ50

170.31

VHLTD-RE1

0.68

ESDS

1,090.05

Top Losers

YESBANK

22.42

IDFCFIRSTB

86.44

HDFCBANK

710.5

FEDERALBNK

342

Technicals

Buy Above

24424.91

R1

24470.53

R2

24518.22

R3

24603.23

Stop Loss

24371.00

Pivot

24391.73

(All values are in INR)

Sell Below

24358.56

S1

24312.94

S2

24265.25

S3

24180.24

Stop Loss

24412.47

Pivot Basic Levels

Classic

R4
24850.65
R3
24724.87
R2
24599.08
R1
24517.52
Pivot
24391.73
S1
24310.17
S2
24184.38
S3
24102.82
S4
24021.25

Woodie

R4
25024.84
R3
24746.97
R2
24610.14
R1
24539.62
Pivot
24402.79
S1
24332.27
S2
24195.44
S3
24124.92
S4
23780.74

Camarilla

R4
24549.99
R3
24492.97
R2
24473.96
R1
24454.96
Pivot
24391.73
S1
24416.94
S2
24397.94
S3
24378.93
S4
24321.91

Moving Averages

Bullish

Bearish

5 Day

20681.27

10 Day

19805.05

20 Day

19131.89

50 Day

18516.64

100 Day

18181.34

200 Day

17869.48

Momentum Oscillators

Bullish

0

Bearish

1

Neutral

6

Stoch RSI

71.12

ROC

-2.50

Ultimate

47.01

Williams

-62.55

CCI

-33.66

Stochastic

35.69

RSI

67.12

Trend Oscillators & Volatility

Bullish

1

Bearish

0

Neutral

0

ATR

129.40

Low Volatility

MACD

312.38

Bullish

Nifty Stock List

Stock NameCMPChange (%)Market Cap (Cr.)SectorPiotroski Score

RELIANCE

1309.5

-0.9455

1795903.2

Oil & Gas

7 / 9

BHARTIARTL

1854

0.7609

1211532.9

Telecom

8 / 9

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

Market Commentary

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