Indian Market in Minutes with Motilal Oswal

In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda breaks down a day of low volatility and steady buying in Indian equities.

Nifty opened flat at 24,560, briefly dipped to 24,530, and traded in a narrow 120-point range for the rest of the session—closing with an 80-point gain, near its 20 DEMA. This movement indicates cautious optimism ahead of key resistance levels.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda dissects a volatile trading session marked by early gains, sharp selling pressure, and a weak close below the 24,500 zone.

Despite FIIs selling ₹2853 Cr, DIIs stepped in with ₹5907 Cr of net buying. However, the Put Call Ratio (PCR) dipped to 0.65, and the FII Long-Short Ratio fell to 16.67%, indicating cautious sentiment.

India VIX cooled to 16.56, signaling that while volatility is down, caution persists.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda breaks down a dramatic recovery in Indian equities, where Nifty bounced over 200 points from its intraday low despite continued FII selling.

Nifty opened weak at 24,669 and dipped to 24,530 before bulls staged a strong comeback, helping the index reclaim its 20-day EMA and form a bullish Pin Bar candlestick - signaling solid support at lower levels.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you the key takeaways from a muted session in the Indian equity markets—highlighting global cues, index setups, and stock-specific trends.

Despite heavy FII outflows of ₹6449 Cr, strong DII buying of ₹9095 Cr helped Nifty remain within its consolidation zone of 24,600–25,000. The index formed inside bar patterns on both the daily and weekly charts, signaling market indecision and a lack of momentum in either direction.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you the top market highlights, global cues, and actionable trading strategies.

After drifting lower for most of the session, Nifty staged a sharp comeback in the final hour, ending over 150 points higher and reclaiming the 24,800 mark. The index formed a small bullish candle with a long lower shadow, showing strong buying at lower levels. Nifty now needs to hold 24,800 to extend the rally toward 25,200.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you the top market highlights, global cues, and actionable trading strategies.

Despite strong FII and DII inflows—₹4663 Cr and ₹7912 Cr respectively—Nifty remained rangebound and ended 70 points lower. The index formed an inside bar pattern with a small bearish candle, indicating a continued tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Key levels to watch: Nifty must hold 24,700 to move towards 25,100.

India VIX cooled to 18.02, hinting at reduced volatility ahead of the weekend. Option data indicates a trading range between 24,500–25,000 in the near term.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you the latest on India’s financial markets, including global trends, stock picks, and actionable trading insights.

Despite global optimism—driven by strong U.S. consumer confidence, falling Treasury yields, and above-normal monsoon forecasts—Nifty faced intense volatility and closed 170 points lower near the 24,820 mark. The index formed a bearish candle, reflecting profit booking at higher levels.

FIIs bought ₹348 Cr while DIIs pumped in a massive ₹10,105 Cr. India VIX rose to 18.54, and the trading range now stands between 24,600 to 25,000. Stocks showing bullish setups include Supreme Industries, RBL Bank, and Jio Financial Services. Pressure was seen in Ultratech Cement, ITC, Axis Bank, and JSW Steel.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you everything you need to know from the world of finance.

Nifty surged past the 25,000 mark in early trade, backed by positive global cues and strong domestic triggers like the RBI’s record ₹2.69 lakh crore dividend payout and the early arrival of the monsoon. The index formed a bullish candle and continued its higher highs–higher lows structure, closing with gains of nearly 150 points. The rupee also strengthened to its best level in two weeks.

FIIs bought ₹136 Cr while DIIs added ₹1,746 Cr. India VIX spiked to 18.02, and the immediate trading range is now seen between 24,800 to 25,200. Stocks showing positive setups include HUDCO, Divis Lab, PAYTM, and Godrej Properties, while weakness was noted in ABFRL, Indigo, and Glenmark.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you everything you need to know from the world of finance.

Backed by strong macro data and global relief over Trump’s delayed EU tariffs, Nifty opened strong and rallied nearly 250 points before settling into a narrow range. The index formed a bullish candle on the daily chart, breaking a five-day streak of lower highs, signaling renewed buying interest. India’s May PMI surged to a 12-month high above 60, adding to investor optimism.

FIIs bought ₹1794 Cr while DIIs added ₹299 Cr. India VIX held steady at 17.28, and the immediate trading range is seen between 24,600 to 25,000. Stocks showing positive setups include Angel One, Hindustan Copper, BHEL, and MCX, while weakness was seen in ABFRL, Jubilant Food, and Polycab.

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In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from the Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda brings you everything you need to know from the world of finance.

Despite global tailwinds from declining US bond yields and upbeat domestic data, Nifty opened lower and slipped over 250 points to an intraday low of 24,462. However, a sharp rebound in the final hour ahead of weekly expiry lifted the index by over 120 points, supported by buying interest at the 20-day EMA. Nifty formed a bearish candle with a long lower shadow, reflecting a tug-of-war between bulls and bears.

FIIs sold ₹5045 Cr while DIIs absorbed ₹3715 Cr. India VIX cooled to 17.26, and the immediate trading range is now seen between 24,400 to 24,800. Stocks showing positive setups include Solar Industries, PB Fintech, Tata Technologies, and Zydus Life, while weakness was noted in Colpal, Dixon Tech, and ONGC.

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