Get a detailed analysis of the market's performance for the upcoming week, including key support and resistance levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty.
Market PerformanceKey LevelsNiftyBank NiftyInvestment TrendsReal Estate NewsOct 18, 2024
The key support levels for Nifty next week are between 24,700 and 24,800.
The expected resistance for Nifty next week is around the 25,200 to 25,300 mark.
Investors should watch for Bank Nifty to stay above the 52,000 level, as it could see sharp movements if it remains above this mark.
According to Amar Singh, there is a renewed buying interest in Banking and select IT stocks.
The advance-to-decline ratio is a market indicator that shows the number of advancing stocks versus declining ones. A healthy ratio indicates a positive market sentiment and supports buying interest.
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