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Stock market outlook for 28 October 2026: what brokers expect today

The Nifty outlook today (Wednesday, 28 October 2026) is for a flat to range-bound open, with a cautiously positive tilt.

Levels the desks are watching

NIFTY 50

Previous close
22,749.75 −0.02%
  • R2 Highest resistance named22,92,02,30,90,23,260
  • R1 Consensus resistance2,28,00,23,175
  • S1 Consensus support2,24,00,22,200
  • S2 Lowest support named22,600

How the day ended: NIFTY 50 closed at 22,698.85 −0.22%

Consensus levels are the median of the levels each firm named.

Before the bell

Today’s outlook from top brokers

Each firm’s pre-market note in one or two lines, with its stance, its levels and the sectors it is tracking. Views belong to the firms; follow the link for the full note.

Street consensus Split views Based on 5 broker notes
Bullish 1 Neutral 2 Cautious 2 Consensus support 2,24,00,22,200 · resistance 2,28,00,23,175
Broker outlook for the session
FirmStanceNifty viewSupportResistanceSectors to watchSource
HDFC Securities Bullish The analysts expect Nifty to push past 22,800 in the short term. A firm move above that level opens the road to about 23,100–23,175. 22,600 22,800 Pharma Note (opens in a new tab)
Anand Rathi Cautious Nifty may move toward 23,000 only if momentum improves and resistance breaks. Bank Nifty needs to hold 53,800–54,000 for a bounce. 22,40022,200 22,80023,175 Banking Note (opens in a new tab)
ShareKhan Neutral Nifty is likely to stay between about 22,350 and 23,100 unless it clears the top end. The short-term target is 23,200, but a close below 22,200 would reverse the view. 22,580,22,410,22,240 22,920,23,090,23,260 Pharma,IT Note (opens in a new tab)
Angel One Cautious The market needs a lasting move above these resistance levels before the outlook turns stronger. 22,50022,600 22,850,23,000 — Note (opens in a new tab)
LKP Securities Neutral Selling pressure shows up near 22,800. He suggests trading level by level instead of taking big bets. 22,600 22,800,23,000 — Note (opens in a new tab)
Our read

Where the street agrees, and where it is split

Where the street agrees: HDFC Securities, Angel One, LKP Securities and Anand Rathi all see 22,800 as the key wall and 22,500–22,600 as the first floor. Sharekhan, with a wider 22,350–23,100 range, fits the same picture. Most expect a range-bound day unless 22,800 breaks.

Where it is split: HDFC Securities leans positive and expects a break above 22,800. Angel One, Anand Rathi, Geojit and Kotak Neo are more careful and want proof first. On Bank Nifty, Anand Rathi and Sharekhan are both cautious to bearish.

Other cues: GIFT Nifty points to a flat to slightly lower open. Brent crude is near $115 a barrel, close to a six-month high, which hurts India's import bill. The US Fed decision comes late Wednesday (US time), so India reacts on Thursday. US stocks closed higher on Tuesday and Asia is mostly positive. On flows, one report cites FIIs (foreign investors) as net buyers of about Rs 4,240 crore and DIIs (local funds) as net sellers of about Rs 1,250 crore on Tuesday, while another describes ongoing foreign selling, so treat flow data with care. Q2 results and the Jio Platforms listing are also in focus.

This is an informational summary, not personal investment advice.

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Foreign portfolio investors were net sellers of ₹963.56 crore in Indian equities on 27 Oct, according to NSDL.

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Disclaimer: Marketasset is an information service and is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst. Outlooks summarise views that securities firms have published, and those views belong to the firms. Technical levels describe past prices only. Nothing on this page is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

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