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2025-12-15 10:03:55 am | Source: Religare Broking Ltd
Nifty extended its rebound on Friday, gaining over 0.5% on the back of favorable global cues - Religare Broking Ltd
Nifty extended its rebound on Friday, gaining over 0.5% on the back of favorable global cues - Religare Broking Ltd

Nifty

* Nifty extended its rebound on Friday, gaining over 0.5% on the back of favorable global cues.

* All key sectors, barring FMCG, contributed to the up move, with metals, realty, and energy leading the gains.

* On the technical front, the Nifty has decisively crossed the immediate hurdle near 25,950, corresponding to the 20-DEMA, and holding above this level will be critical for extending the recovery and inch towards the record high again.

* We continue to advocate a stock-specific trading approach, with preference toward banking, auto, metal, and pharma pockets, while selectively exploring opportunities in other sectors.

 

BANK NIFTY

* The banking index decisively breached its short-term consolidation zone after three sessions of range-bound action.

* A gap-up open, followed by a brief gap fill and sustained intraday strength, reinforced the bullish bias into the close.

* Momentum remained selective, with IDFC First Bank and IndusInd Bank outperforming, while AU Bank and Bank of Baroda lagged.

* Technically, immediate overhead resistance is positioned near 60,100, while initial downside support is anchored around the 58,300 zone.

 

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