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Movers & Shakers: Stocks that will see action this week

Here is what the charts say about the shares of Eternal, PVR Inox and Union Bank of India

Movers & Shakers: Stocks that will see action this week

Eternal, formerly known as Zomato, has been on a rally since March, following support at ₹215 and reaching a 52-week high of ₹344.75 last month. However, it has since declined to close at ₹317 last week after hitting a low of ₹301.90. The chart indicates strong support at ₹300 and ₹290, suggesting the stock may resume its upward trend, potentially surpassing the prior peak of ₹344.75 and reaching ₹380 in the medium-term.

Conversely, a break below the support at ₹290 could lead to further declines, potentially reaching ₹280 and then ₹260.

PVR Inox has been appreciating since early June, breaking out of a key barrier at ₹1,210. After reaching a high of ₹1,457.90 last week, the stock is now at ₹1,395.55. There is a good chance for a price correction, with the nearest support around ₹1,300. A decline to this level might push the stock to ₹1,250. Eventually, however, the stock is expected to recover and rise to ₹1,700 over the next year. If the price falls below ₹1,210, bulls may lose momentum, potentially leading to a decline to ₹1,000 and ₹900.

Union Bank of India's stock rallied between January 2025 and February 2026, doubling from around ₹100 as it hit a fresh high of ₹205.45 in February this year. Since then, the stock has been in a consolidation phase, but the overall outlook remains bullish. There is a high probability for a breakout of the nearest resistance at ₹190, after which the stock could establish a fresh leg of rally, potentially lifting the price to ₹225 over the medium-term.

If the price falls below the support at ₹155, the trend could turn bearish, triggering a downswing to ₹125.

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