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.
Nifty opened with a strong gap-up of around 220 points and remained firm at higher levels throughout the day despite a phase of consolidation.
FIIs turned net buyers with inflows of ₹822 Cr, while DIIs also remained supportive with buying worth ₹3,857 Cr.
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[00:00:00] Welcome to Indian Market in Minutes from Motilal Oswal's 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.
[00:00:21] Hey, this is your host Shivangi Sarda Malpani and to start with our first segment for Tuesday, 26 May 2026, Nifty Index opened gap up by around 220 points and remained afloat at higher zones even though it consolidates. It witnessed renewed buying in the last hour and managed to close above 24,000 levels with gains of more than 300 points. It formed a bullish candle on the daily frame and has been making higher lows from the last three sessions.
[00:00:51] India Wix was down by around 6.3% to 16.7 levels. Nifty put call ratio increased to 1.26%. Option data suggests a broader trading range in between 23,500 to 24,500 zones, while immediate range could be in between 23,800 to 24,300 levels.
[00:01:16] Moving on to the second segment in the equity cash market, FIIs were net buyers to the tune of 822 Cr, while DIIs were also buyers worth 3,857 Cr. FIIs.
[00:01:30] FIIs index long-shot ratio increased to 16%. Going ahead with the index actionable, derivatives data and price setups suggest, Nifty has to hold above 24,000 for the next up move towards 24,400 marks, while on the downside support can be seen at 23,800 zone.
[00:02:00] FIIs. And finally, talking about the sectors and stocks to watch out, positive setup can be seen in Aisha Motor, Gale, Saman Capital, Oprah Realty, Uno Minda, Zidus Life, Wipro, PNB Housing and NBCC. While some weakness could be seen in Daica, Max Health, ONGC, Godrich Consumer, Mankind, Darbar, Tata Consumer, Nestle and D-Mart. Wish you a super day ahead.
[00:02:30] Shivangi Sardamalpani signing off. Follow this podcast for solid advice.