After two weeks of recovery, the Nifty took a respite and managed to retain the important 19,500 zone with a drop of more than 1% in the week ending October 20.
Market conditions will remain unpredictable as long as global uncertainty remains, as evidenced by technical charts. In terms of levels, the bullish gap of 19,490-19,450 provides immediate support, followed by 19,400, while any breach might disturb the current picture, and the previous swing low of 19,333 would become quite close.
On the higher end, 19,700-19,750 is projected to operate as an immediate barrier, followed by the difficult resistance of 19,850-19,880 (bearish gap), and an authoritative breach might only re-strengthen the bulls’ D-Street momentum.
Going forward, we would likely stay cautious in the face of the current geopolitical environment, which might be misleading and trap traders on either side. As a result, one must closely monitor the aforementioned levels while also keeping up with geopolitical happenings.
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