Weekly Derivative Research Report

The Indian equity markets showed a promising turnaround in March, with the benchmark index increasing by more than 6%. This shift marks an encouraging departure from the bearish trends observed in recent quarters. The Nifty’s ability to reclaim 23500 and maintain stability over the past week highlights a constructive development and potential for further growth ahead.

The Bulls scored a perfect streak, driving Nifty higher on all five days of the week. The week started on a weak note, but that was the only dip as Nifty formed an open low at 22353 and made a vertical run throughout the week, gaining over 1,000 points to close at 23350 with an impressive 4.26% weekly gain.

The truncated week has been largely uneventful, marked by a lack of significant movement in the key indices. The benchmark index, in particular, exhibited a range-bound behavior as it navigated through prevailing global uncertainties. After a brief relief rally in the previous week, the Nifty50 shifted into a phase of consolidation characterized by cautious and …

March has begun on a hopeful note for the markets after the recent correction. On Monday, Nifty had a flat session, but on Tuesday, after opening lower and slipping below 22000, the index bounced back well and stayed strong through the week. Friday was a quiet day with limited upside, but overall, Nifty managed to break …

The Indian equity markets experienced a significant downturn during the shortened and eventful week of monthly expiry, with the benchmark index plummeting nearly 3 percent, indicating a potential major breakdown. The subdued movement at the start of the week followed a dramatic sell-off over the weekend, dampening the sentiment among market participants. February has been …

The Indian equity markets faced a notably subdued trading week, characterized by minimal movement. Throughout the week, the benchmark index struggled to break free reflecting a cautious sentiment. The lingering pressure from previous week significantly influenced market performance. As the week ended, the overall lack of enthusiasm culminated in a negative outcome, with the index …

The Indian equity markets have witnessed a devastating trading week, completely overshadowing the positive momentum built over the past two weeks. This week was marked by an unsettling trend of eight straight sessions of sell-offs, creating a climate of concern among investors. During midweek, there was a glimmer of hope as the benchmark indices attempted …

After a subdued Budget Day session, markets awaited clarity on key announcements and global cues. Monday opened with a gap down amid U.S. tariff hike concerns, but no further escalation fueled a sharp rebound on Tuesday, pushing Nifty to 23800. The latter half of the week remained lackluster, and on Friday, post the RBI policy, a …

The recent elongated trading week brought significant developments in both economic and technical aspects for the Indian equity markets. The benchmark index showcased a strong bullish trend throughout the week, navigating some volatility during the Budget session, yet ultimately concluded with a positive outcome. With gains of nearly 1.70 percent, the index settled just below …

It was an eventful week on both global and domestic fronts, but despite the developments, there was no significant change in price structure. Aside from Tuesday’s strong sell-off from higher levels, the week saw choppy sessions, eventually ending with a modest loss of around half a percent, just below 23100.

The Indian equity markets kicked off the week under a cloud of pessimism, reacting to adverse global developments. The benchmark index experienced a significant drop, plummeting below the previous low established in November, thereby setting a new seven-month low. Following this sharp initial decline, the market managed to stabilize, finding some footing as buying interest …

It was a challenging week for bullish traders as the broader market continued its downward slide without any relief. The sell-off began on Monday, driven by disappointing business updates from banks and rising concerns over the HMPV virus. This set the tone for the week, with bearish momentum intensifying, the benchmark index ended the week …