Nifty 50 prediction today

Short term - Technical Outlook

Global markets slipped deeper into a risk-off zone overnight, with US, European, and Asian indices all closing sharply lower. The Dow fell more than 550 points, the Nasdaq extended its tech-led decline, and Asian markets opened weak with Nikkei, Kospi, and Taiwan indices correcting sharply. Rising US bond yields, stretched tech valuations, and sticky inflation pockets are keeping sentiment fragile across global markets. Despite this volatility, India continues to show stronger resilience compared to most global peers.
 
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Nifty 50 may see mild selling pressure at the open but is expected to find support in the 25,930–25,850 range, a zone that has consistently attracted buying. The index faces supply pressure at 26,012–26,100, and only a clean breakout above this zone can open the next leg toward 26,250. Options data supports this view: heavy Call OI at 26,000–26,100 signals resistance, while steady Put writing at 25,800–25,900 shows that institutional buying continues on every dip. As long as Nifty stays above 25,850, the short-term trend remains positive with a mild bullish bias.

 

From a fundamental standpoint, India remains significantly stronger than global markets. Softer inflation, strong domestic demand, expectations of double-digit Nifty earnings growth in FY26, and healthy bank credit expansion continue to support market stability. Even though FIIs sold 4,968 crore in the previous session  the highest single-day outflow this month strong DII and retail buying fully absorbed the pressure. This once again reinforces India’s position as one of the most structurally resilient markets in a globally uncertain environment.

 

Nifty took resistance in the 26,000–26,100 range. A strong breakout and close above this level could open the path toward 26,250–26,350. The index is trading in an uptrend channel. In the previous session, Nifty closed at 26,013 up by 103 points. An intraday move above 26,100 could trigger further upside momentum, while a fall below 25,700 may indicate weakness. Holding above 25,500 levels remains essential for sustaining bullish sentiment. A buy-on-dip strategy can be considered if institutional flows remain supportive. A fall below 25,000 may add further bearishness to the Nifty.

 
FIIs were net buyers, bought 442.17 crore, DIIs were net buyers for the day, bought 1,465.86 crore. Sustained buying from FII flows is expected to provide support to the market.

 

 

Short term Research Report Call

Buy Above: 26020 | Targets: 26090, 26200, 26270 | Stop-loss: 25880
Sell Below: 25830 | Targets: 25780, 25700, 25620 | Stop-loss: 25950

 

Short term Chart