
The Nifty benchmark index traded in its narrowest weekly range since December 2025, forming a doji candle that signals indecisiveness, the Times of India reports citing SBI Securities analyst Sudeep Shah. The…
The Nifty benchmark index traded in its narrowest weekly range since December 2025, forming a doji candle that signals indecisiveness, the Times of India reports citing SBI Securities analyst Sudeep Shah. The index faces a hurdle at 24,700-24,750; a sustainable move above 24,750 could drive it towards 25,000-25,200. Support lies at the 200-day EMA zone of 24,400-24,350. Bank Nifty, stuck in a 38-session range between 58,706 and 56,023, has its daily ADX at 11.49, the lowest since July 2021, suggesting no clear directional strength.
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The narrowest weekly range in six months and a doji candle are not signals to panic. They confirm a pause, not a reversal. The lazy narrative that every consolidation must break down is as unhelpful as the one that insists every breakout immediately rallies. The real test is simple: will Nifty close above 24,750 this week, or will it slip below the 200-day EMA near 24,400? Watch that range.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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