Mumbai, October 11 (Daily Kiran) : The Indian stock market ended on a strong note last Friday, breaking an eight-week streak of losses. However, market experts caution that the sustainability of this recovery will depend on whether key technical levels are surpassed in the coming days.
On Friday, the Nifty index rose by 1.3%, closing at 22,520.45, while the Sensex climbed 1.23% to reach 72,472.33. This market surge was significantly bolstered by gains in IT stocks, with better-than-expected quarterly results and strong signs of growth in international trade boosting investor confidence.
For the week, the Nifty recorded a gain of 0.44%, and the Sensex rose by 0.78%. This recovery comes after the Nifty had fallen approximately 8.7% and the Sensex around 8.4% over the previous eight weeks.
Experts believe that the recent uptick indicates early signs of stability in the market. However, they stress the importance of surpassing key resistance levels for a strong recovery. Until that happens, volatility may continue to affect the market.
Analysts indicate that the range of 22,200 to 22,250 is a crucial support zone for the Nifty, while the 22,750 to 22,800 range is viewed as immediate resistance. If the Nifty falls below 22,200, a broader downtrend could resume. Conversely, if the index maintains strength above 22,800, it could pave the way for gains towards 23,100 and 23,300.
Experts caution that a single week of gains should not be seen as a trend reversal. Continuous buying and broad market participation will be essential for a sustained recovery.
They noted that the 22,200 to 22,400 area serves as another strong support zone. If the index remains above this level, a recovery towards 23,000 to 23,300 is possible. However, a drop below this range could see the Nifty slide to between 21,700 and 22,000.
The Sensex has also shown signs of stability after eight weeks of decline. Nonetheless, experts pointed out that the weekly chart for the Sensex has formed a high wave candle, typically indicative of market uncertainty.
According to analysts, the immediate resistance level for the Sensex is between 73,000 and 73,200. If the index decisively surpasses 73,200, it could rally to 74,000 and potentially 74,600. On the downside, the range of 71,200 to 71,000 is considered a significant support zone. If the Sensex remains below 71,000, a broader downtrend could emerge, leading to renewed selling pressure in the market.
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