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Hans India
a day ago
- Business
- Hans India
Resistance drops 1,500pts amid weak PCR
Thelatest options data on NSE is pointing to a 1,500 points fall in resistance level as highest Put Open Interest (OI) is at 25,000CE, while the support level remained at 24,000PE for a third consecutive week. The 25,000CE has highest Call OI followed by 25,200/ 25,500/ 25,100/ 25,300/ 24,900/ 26,500/ 25,600/ 24,850/ 25,600/ 26,100/ 27,000/ 27,400 strikes, while 25,000/ 24,900/ 24,800/ 25,200/ 25,300/ 25,700/ 25,800/ 24,800 strikes recorded hefty build-up of Call OI. Very minute Call OI fall is visible on 2 deep Call OTM strikes, select deep ITM strikes. Coming to the Put side, the maximum Put OI is seen at 24,000PE followed by 24,500/24,200/ 24,300/ 24,600/ 24,700/ 24,800/ 24,900 strikes. Further, 24,700/ 24,600/ 24,850/ 24,300 strikes recorded reasonable addition of Put OI. Put ITM strikes from 25,000PE inwards witnessed moderate Put OI fall. Dhirender Singh Bisht, associate vice-president (technical research-equity) at SMC Global Securities Ltd, said: 'In the derivatives market, prominent Call Open Interest for Nifty seen at the 25,000 and 25,200 strike, while the notable Put Open Interest was at the 24,500 and 24,700 strike. For Bank Nifty, the prominent Call Open Interest was seen at the 57,000 strike, whereas notable Put Open Interest at the 56,000 strike.' The Implied Volatility (IV) fell over 50 per cent to 8.89 level for Call highest OI base, while it was hovering at 15 level, a marginal decrease from previous week, at highest Put OI base. It's revealing wide-range trading with reasonable volatility for the week ahead. 'The market had a bit of a roller-coaster ride last week. Weak earnings, especially from IT companies, pulled the market down early on. But things turned around as hopes grew for a trade deal between India and the US, thanks to the recently announced trade deal between US and Japan. This positive news gave the market a much-needed boost. Sectors like healthcare, financial services, and other service-related industries did well, while media, real estate, and IT stocks struggled and ended the week in the red,' added Bisht. For the week ended July 25, 2025, BSE Sensex closed at 81,463.09 points, a fall of 294.64 points or 0.36 per cent, from the previous week's (July 18) closing of 81,757.73 points. NSE Nifty too declined by 131.40 points or 0.52 per cent to 24,837 points from 24,968.40 points a week ago. Bishtforeasts: 'A further decline toward 0.5 would reflect an extreme level, which could signal a potential bounce in the near term. Nifty closed the week near its technical support level of 24,800. A further decline could push it toward 24,500. For the upcoming week, support is seen at 24,500, while resistance is expected at 25,000 and 25,200.' India VIX rose 5.15 per cent to 11.28 level. 'Implied Volatility for Nifty's Call options settled at 9.99 per cent, while Put options concluded at 10.64 per cent. The India VIX, a key indicator of market volatility, concluded the week at 10.72 per cent. The Put-Call Ratio based on Open Interest (PCR OI) stood at 0.75 for the week, indicating weakness in the market,' remarked Bisht. Bank Nifty Bank Nifty NSE's banking index closed the week at 56,528.90 points, 245.90 or 0.43 per cent lower from the previous week's closing of 56,283 points.
News18
18-07-2025
- News18
First batch of Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims return to India via Lipulekh Pass
Pithoragarh, Jul 18 (PTI) The first batch of 45 pilgrims who went to the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through the Lipulekh Pass in Uttarakhand returned to India on Friday after completing their pilgrimage in Tibet, officials said. Dhan Singh Bisht, in-charge of Dharchula base camp, said the group reached the 17,500-feet-high Lipulekh Pass at around 9.15 am. 'The pilgrims were scheduled to rest at Bundi camp tonight. However, due to bad weather and the risk of landslides, officials are trying to take them directly to the Dharchula base camp," Bisht said. This year, around 250 devotees are expected to travel to Kailash Mansarovar in five batches through the Lipulekh route. While the first batch has returned, the second and third batches are still in Tibet. The fourth batch will reach Dharchula base camp on August 5 while the fifth batch will be back on August 9, officials added. PTI DPT NSD OZ OZ Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
India Today
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Barkha Bisht confirms joining Smriti Irani in Kyunki reboot, here's what she plays
The iconic Indian television show 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' is set to return with a fresh season. In the latest development, it has been confirmed that popular TV actor Barkha Bisht will be joining the cast of the an interview with the Hindustan Times, Bisht expressed her enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Yes, I am joining the show," though she refrained from sharing details about her role, noting, "I can't reveal much about the role right now."advertisementAccording to reports, Bisht will play Mihir Virani's (Amar Upadhyay) love interest. However, neither the actor nor the makers have confirmed this. This news has stirred excitement among fans, eager to see Bisht in her new role. The show's creator, Ekta Kapoor shared her enthusiasm on Instagram, announcing, "Kyunki is coming back with limited episodes, to celebrate 25 years with an intent to impact, entertain, probe thoughts and most importantly, to inspire. With a lot of entertainment, excitement and heartfelt emotions."She also promised that the show would 'inspire', and 'spark conversations' around important conversations in households. She added that even she was averse to the idea of a reboot when the plan was first discussed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by EktaaRkapoor (@ektarkapoor)Kapoor further elaborated on the show's return, "Cheers to Kyunki, cheers to the power of storytelling, cheers to less of what happened before and cheers to what will come! We will never win against nostalgia. The fight, though, is not about winning. It is about impact!"The series, which originally aired in 2000, became a household name in India, known for its engaging storylines and memorable characters. The reboot is expected to capture the essence of the original while introducing new elements to engage both old and new Bisht is known for her roles in shows like 'Kasautii Zindagii Kay,' 'Tenali Rama,' and 'Pyaar Ke Do Naam: Ek Raadha, Ek Shyaam'.- EndsMust Watch
Hans India
14-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Range-bound trading likely as OI bases shifting lower bands
Afterhovering at 26,500CE for two weeks, the resistance level fell by 1,000 points to 25,500CE, while the support level declined by 500 points to 24,000PE as per the latest data on NSE. The 15,500CE has the highest Call base followed by 25,300/25,400/ 26,500/ 25,600/ 25,800/ 25,800 strikes, while 25,300/ 25,200/ 26,000/ 25,400/ 25,500/ 26,050 strikes. No major OI fall is visible on Call strikes. Coming to the Put side, maximum Put OI is seen at 24,000PE followed by 25,000/ 24,500/ 24,800/ 25,500/ 25,400/ 24,600/ 24,700/ 24,200 strikes. Further, 25,000/ 25,200/ 24,900/ 22,950/ 24,800/ 24,700 strikes recorded moderate addition of Put OI. Put ITM strikes in the 23,350-25,800 range witnessed moderate Put OI fall. Dhirender Singh Bisht, associate vice-president (technical research-equity) at SMC Global Securities Ltd, said: 'In the derivatives market, prominent Call Open Interest for Nifty seen at the 25,500 and 25,300 strike, while the notable Put Open Interest was at the 25,000 and 25,200 strike. For Bank Nifty, the prominent Call Open Interest was seen at the 57,000 strike, whereas notable Put Open Interest at the 56,000 strike.' The continued range bound move and selling observed at higher levels. Highest Call writing is is placed at 25,500 strike. Major Put base is visible and 24,000 holds meaningful OI for the coming weekly expiry. Hence, only a move below 25,200 may trigger intermediate profit booking, but overall sentiment remains positive and Nifty is likely to move towards 25600/25800 levels. 'Uncertainty surrounding the trade deal between India and the US has made traders and investors cautious in the market. Some profit booking at higher levels was seen last week, leading to the market closing in the red. The Nifty underperformed, ending the week with a loss of around 1.25 per cent, while the Bank Nifty declined by nearly 0.5 per cent on the weekly chart. Major losses were seen in Indian defence, IT and capital market stocks, whereas FMCG and private bank stocks showed relative outperformance on a weekly basis,' added Bisht. For the week ended July 13, 2025, BSE Sensex closed at 82,500.47 points, a fall of 932.42 points or 1.11 per cent, from the previous week's (July 5) closing of 83,432.89 points. NSE Nifty too declined by 311.15 points or 1.22 per cent to 25,149.85 points from 25,461 points a week ago. Bisht forecasts: 'Currently, both Nifty and Bank Nifty are trading above their long-term exponential moving averages and are near to their rollover levels. The Nifty futures rollover range is 25,200–25,300, while for Bank Nifty, it is 56,600–56,700. The outlook remains 'buy on dips' as long as both indices stay above these rollover levels. For Nifty, the psychological support is at 25,000, followed by 24,800, while resistance is placed at 25,500–25,600 zone.' India VIX rose 1.24 per cent to 11.82 level. India VIX continues under pressure owing to continued range-bound trading and closed at the lowest levels seen since September. Bank Nifty Bank Nifty NSE's banking index closed the week at 56,754.70 points, 277.20 or 0.48 per cent lower from the previous week's closing of 57,031.90 points.
Hans India
07-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Options data points to strong resistance level
Dasari Sreenivasa Rao Theresistance level remained at 26,500CE for the second consecutive week, while the support level fell by 1,000 points to 24,500PE as per the latest options data on NSE after the last Friday session. Rising Implied Volatility (IV) on both the Call and Put sides indicates greater price fluctuations for the week ahead. The 26,500CE has highest Call OI base followed by 26,000/27,400/ 27,000/ 26,300/ 25,400/ 26,300/ 25,800 strikes, while 27,400/ 27,00/ 26,600/ 26,500/ 26,300 strikes recorded reasonable addition of Call OI. No major OI falls on the Call side. Coming to the Put options, maximum Put OI is seen at 24,500PE followed by 25,000/ 25,200/ 25,500/ 24,700/ 24,400/ 24,200 strikes. Further, 25,200/ 25,400/ 25,350/ 24500/ 25,100/ 24,000/22,950 strikes witnessed moderate build-up of Put OI. Only a few Put ITM strikes in the 25,500-25,700 range held marginal Put OI fall. Dhirender Singh Bisht, associate vice-president (technical research-equity) at SMC Global Securities Ltd, said: 'In the derivatives market, prominent Call Open Interest for Nifty seen at the 25,500 and 25,700 strike, while the notable Put OI was at the 25,000 and 25,400 strike. Implied Volatility for Nifty's Call options settled at 11.67 per cent, while Put options concluded at 12.27 per cent.' Nifty began July F&O series with a five month high OI of 1.44 crore shares, which is a positive sign. The rollover to July series was better than the 3-month average suggesting positive bias to stay intact, according to Net short positions in index futures by FIIs fell significantly during the rollover action. Put writing rose substantially and the highest Put base is visible at 24,500 strike. On the other hand, no major Call base is evident till 26,500 strike. Hence, a move below 26,500 might trigger some intermediate profit booking. Overall sentiment remains moderate bullish bias. 'Last week, the market remained cautious due to uncertainty around the India–US trade deal, which kept trading largely range-bound. Both Nifty and Bank Nifty ended the week with small losses of about 0.70 per cent. On the sector front, consumer durables, healthcare, and pharma stocks saw some gains, while real estate, financial services, and private banks ended in the red,' added Bisht. For the week ended July 5, 2025, BSE Sensex closed at 83,432.89 points, a fall of 626.01 points or 0.74 per cent, from the previous week's (June 27) closing of 84,058.90 points. NSE Nifty too declined by 176.8 points or 0.68 per cent to 25,461 points from 25,637.80 points a week ago. Bisht forecasts: 'Nifty spot has support around 25,200 level. If it slips below that, it could head toward 24,800. On the upside, it may face resistance near 25,800. Traders are advised to keep a close watch on rollover levels for the broader indices. As long as the indices stay above these levels, the market is likely to remain in a 'buy on dips' mode. Nifty futures saw a rollover around 25,200–25,300, while for Bank Nifty, it was in the 56,600–56,700 range.' India VIX fell 0.57% to 12.32 level. India VIX closed at its lowest level since March 2025, reflecting improving market stability and growing investor confidence. Bank Nifty Bank Nifty NSE's banking index closed the week at 57,031.90 points, a hefty gain of 779.05 or 0.13 per cent from the previous week's closing of 56,252.85 points. 'For Bank Nifty, the prominent Call Open Interest was seen at the 57,000 and 57,500 strikes, whereas notable Put Open Interest at the 56,000 strike,' remarked Bisht.
