In today’s episode of Indian Market in Minutes from Motilal Oswal Research Desk, host Shivangi Sarda Malpani brings you everything you need to know from the world of finance.
Markets extended gains on Thursday as Nifty opened with a gap up and gradually climbed to the 24,334 mark in the first half of the session. FIIs continued to remain net sellers with outflows of ₹2,468 Cr, while DIIs provided support with net buying of ₹2,262 Cr.
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[00:00:00] Welcome to Indian Market in Minutes from Motilal Oswal Research Test. We will be covering technical and derivatives, SII's activity, index, actionable sectors and stocks to watch out. So stay tuned till the end.
[00:00:22] Hey, this is your host Shivangi Salda Malpani and to start with our first segment for Thursday, 30 April 2026, Nifty Index opened with a gap up of around 100 points and gradually escalated to 24,334. levels in the first half of the session. It witnessed some profit booking and rubbed off from its highs in the second half to close with gains of around 180 points.
[00:00:46] It formed a bullish candle on the daily frame with a longer upper shadow, indicating some resistances are intact. India Wix was down by 3.4% to 17.5 levels. Nifty put call ratio increased to 1.04.
[00:01:02] Option data suggests a broader trading range in between 23,800 to 24,500 levels, while immediate range could be in between 23,900 to 24,400 marks. Moving on to the second segment in the equity cash market, FIIs were net sellers to the tune of 2,468 crores, while DIIs were buyers worth 2,262 crores.
[00:01:30] FIIs' index long-shot ratio slightly decreased to 12.5%. Going ahead with the index actionable, derivatives data and price setup suggest, Nifty has to hold above 24,150 for the next up move towards 24,350 and 24,500, while support can be seen at 24,050 marks.
[00:02:06] And finally, talking about sectors and stocks to watch out, positive setup can be seen in Bandhan Bank, Vedanta, Cochin Shipyard, Lodha, Industrial Bank, Reliance and Coal India. While some weakness could be seen in REC, Jindal Steel, Indian Bank, Indigo, Federal Bank, Madhassan, Havels and Alken. Wish you a super day ahead. Shivangi Sadha Malpani signing off. Follow this podcast for solid advice.
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