BANKNIFTY 1D Timeframe

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Key Data (as of early afternoon):
Current Price: ~57,080

Opening Price: 57,316

Day’s High: 57,316

Day’s Low: 56,851

Previous Close: 57,210

Net Change: –128 points (around –0.22%)

Intraday Price Action Summary
Bearish Start: Opened near the high and immediately faced selling pressure, especially in major private banks.

Dip to Support: Price dropped to 56,851, testing key intraday support.

Mild Recovery Attempt: Found some buying interest near the support but still trading below the day’s open.

📊 Technical Levels – 1D View
Level Type Value (Approximate)
Resistance 1 57,300
Resistance 2 57,600
Support 1 56,850
Support 2 56,500
Trend Bias Neutral to Bearish
RSI Level (Est.) 48–50 (sideways zone)

A break above 57,300 could resume bullish momentum.

A fall below 56,800 may extend the decline toward 56,500.

Why Bank Nifty Is Weak Today
Profit Booking: After recent gains, traders are squaring off long positions.

IT Sector Drag: Broader market weakness (led by IT) has spilled over into banking.

Global Cues: No strong global signals to support risk-on sentiment.

Mixed Bank Performance: While PSU banks like Canara Bank and PNB are showing strength, private banks such as Axis, ICICI, and Kotak are under pressure.

Intraday Trading Strategy
If you’re Bullish:

Look for a breakout above 57,300 for confirmation.

Targets could be 57,600 and 58,000 with a stop below 56,850.

If you’re Bearish:

Wait for a break below 56,800.

Downside targets may be 56,500 and 56,300.

Sideways Play: If the index continues to hold between 56,850–57,300, focus on range-bound scalping or wait for a breakout.

Conclusion
Bank Nifty is trading in a consolidation-to-weak zone today. The index is at a technical crossroads—holding above 56,850 keeps hopes for a bounce alive, while a fall below it could invite fresh selling. Eyes should be on private sector banks and broader market sentiment for the next directional cue.

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