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Stock market outlook for 29 October 2026: what brokers expect today

The Nifty outlook today is cautious to range-bound. The Nifty 50 closed at 22,698.85 on Wednesday, and brokers watch 22,500 as support and about 22,800–22,840 as resistance.

Levels the desks are watching

NIFTY 50

Previous close
22,698.85 −0.22%
  • R2 Highest resistance named22,830
  • R1 Consensus resistance22,815
  • S1 Consensus support22,600
  • S2 Lowest support named22,600

How the day ended: NIFTY 50 closed at 22,936.75 +1.05%

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 Leaning neutral Based on 4 broker notes
Bullish 0 Neutral 2 Cautious 2 Consensus support 22,600 · resistance 22,815
Broker outlook for the session
FirmStanceNifty viewSupportResistanceSectors to watchSource
Kotak Neo Cautious The market may stay careful today. A lasting recovery needs broader buying. Middle East news and crude prices will set the mood. — — Auto and banks were strong on Wednesday. IT was weak and could stay under pressure. Oil and gas also dragged. Note (opens in a new tab)
Motilal Oswal Cautious Indian shares are likely to move in a narrow range. The quoted comment was made before the Fed’s decision. He says the Fed’s rate guidance, crude oil and the rupee are the main things to watch. — — Not Stated Note (opens in a new tab)
Bajaj Broking Neutral The Nifty needs to climb above 22,830 before a move towards 23,000 looks likely. For Bank Nifty, a fall below 53,626 could push it towards 53,200–53,000. — 22,830 Banks Note (opens in a new tab)
Samco Securities Neutral The Nifty is stuck between buyers and sellers, with 22,800 acting as a lid. Options data shows heavy call positions at 23,000 and 22,800, and heavy put positions at 22,500 and 22,600. 22,600 22,800 Banks Note (opens in a new tab)
Our read

Where the street agrees, and where it is split

Nobody is clearly bullish today. Kotak Securities, Religare and Angel One lean cautious. Motilal Oswal, SAMCO and Bajaj Broking see a sideways market, at least until the Nifty clears 22,830.

The brokers agree on the levels. 22,500 is the floor to watch, and the 22,800–22,840 zone is the ceiling. Their small differences are about what happens if one of those breaks. Only Angel One spells out lower targets (22,200 and 22,000).

Early signals are a bit mixed. GIFT Nifty was quoted at about 22,685, which is 50–96 points lower, in the two reports with a clear time. One report said the opposite, so check the live number before the open. Wall Street ended slightly higher, and the US Fed kept rates unchanged. Brent crude is near $114–115 and the rupee is around 95 per dollar. Both are worries for Indian shares.

Foreign investors (FIIs) bought about ₹872 crore of shares on Wednesday. Domestic institutions (DIIs) bought about ₹643 crore. That buying helped limit the fall, but it was not big enough to turn the mood. On this evidence, a flat-to-choppy session is more likely than a big move, unless crude oil moves sharply. This is an informational summary, not personal investment advice.

Key themes and news

What could move the market today

FII and DII flows

Foreign portfolio investors were net buyers of ₹10,583.90 crore in Indian equities on 28 Oct, according to NSDL.

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