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Nifty reclaims 200 WMA; eyes further gains as key resistance shapes next move

Indian equity markets rebounded 2.78%, with the Nifty reclaiming its crucial 200-week moving average. However, weak momentum indicators and overhead resistance warrant caution. Banking, metal, media, pharma and IT stocks show relative strength. Investors should monitor key support levels, prioritise fundamentally strong stocks and maintain disciplined risk management strategies.

Indian equity markets recovered significantly during the week, reversing recent downward trends. The Nifty Index, a key benchmark, reclaimed its 200-week Moving Average, an important reference point for the primary trend, after slipping below it earlier in the week. This technical development reduced immediate risk of a structural breakdown.

However, Nifty remains below key moving averages, indicating significant overhead resistance. The coming week is likely to see consolidation, with key resistance levels at 23,300 and 23,550. Support levels are at 22,950 and 22,650. Momentum indicators remain weak, with weekly RSI at 42.29 and a bearish MACD. The Nifty Bank, Metal, Media, Pharma, and IT Indices are in leading quadrants, while Midcap 100, Auto, FMCG, Energy, Infrastructure, and Services Sector Indices are in weakening, improving, and lagging quadrants respectively. Market participants are advised to cautiously optimistic and selectively add exposures.

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