Motilal Oswal
BullishNifty must hold above about 25,250 to push towards 25,400–25,500. Option data (bets placed in the options market) points to a wider range of 24,900–25,600 and a tighter one of 25,100–25,500.
- Support
- 25,150
- Resistance
- 25,400
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Indian stock market outlook today: Nifty, broker views and key news
The Nifty outlook today is for a soft, cautious start. GIFT Nifty (an early signal for Nifty, traded in Gujarat's GIFT City) is near 25,230, about 70 points below Thursday's close of 25,299. Brokers see support at 25,000–25,150 and resistance at 25,400–25,500. A move above 25,500 would be a fresh positive sign.
Index
NIFTY 50
25,144.30
−0.61%
Day low 25,054.40Day high 25,246.35
SENSEX81,592.45−0.39%
BANK NIFTY61,034.10−0.79%
NIFTY IT31,931.15−0.72%
INDIA VIX15.50−6.74%
Close on 13 Nov 2026
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Street consensus
Leaning bullish
Based on 4 broker notes
Bullish 2
Neutral 0
Cautious 2
Consensus support 25,140 · resistance 25,400
Bajaj Broking
CautiousNifty has rallied more than 3,000 points in 12 sessions, and its RSI (a "how stretched is the rise" gauge) is near 80. A pause is likely. Failure to cross 25,500 means more sideways trade in the 24,700–25,500 range, and dips remain buying chances.
- Support
- 25,140
- Resistance
- 25,390
Anand Rathi
CautiousAfter a rally of nearly 3,000 points, the hourly chart shows weakening momentum (a "negative RSI divergence"). It advises against aggressive fresh buying. A hold above 25,500 could extend the rally, while a fall below 25,000 may bring profit-booking.
- Support
- 25,000
- Resistance
- 25,500
ICICI Securities
BullishIt stays positive on equities. It says Nifty is cheaper than its 10-year average, and company profits are growing 20% or more this earnings season.
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