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Nifty Reclaims 200-Week SMA and 23,000 Mark

Nifty ended the week at 23,053.10, up 453.10 points (+2.00%), reclaiming both the 200-week SMA near 22,698 and the 23,000 mark. The weekly low of 22,387.35 held above the 22,200 support zone, which keeps the idea of a higher low in the broader structure worth watching. RSI improved to about 43 from 37, moving back towards the midline without yet reaching clearly bullish territory. Immediate resistance is 23,200, with the 50-week SMA near 24,290 as the more distant hurdle. Sensibull data as of 30 Oct shows Put OI at 35.76 crore against Call OI at 25.11 crore. PCR is 1.62, and Max Pain for the 3 Nov weekly expiry is 23,000, which points to put-heavy positioning. For the week ahead, 22,698 is the level to watch on the downside. A close back below it would call this week’s reclaim into question. Brent crude remains an external factor to track. Index heavyweights such as

Nifty IT Holds Above Neckline on Weekly Close

Nifty IT closed the week near 32,600, above the neckline of its inverse Head & Shoulders pattern near 32,130. The structure is clear on the weekly chart. There is a left shoulder from March and a head near mid-year marked by a Bullish Hammer. The right shoulder was supported by a Double Bullish Hammer. The 50 SMA near 31,800 now sits just below price, and RSI near 61 shows improving momentum without being overbought. Since today is the weekly close, how the index trades next week after this breakout is worth observing. A sustained hold above the neckline would keep the pattern intact, while a close back below it would weaken the structure. If strength continues, the 200 SMA near 34,460 is the next major reference on the chart, with a falling trendline higher up. After a long weak phase, whether the IT drought ends is the question. Heavyweights like

TODAY THIS SECTOR GIVE BREAKOUT AND BANKNIFTY LVLS ARE...

PRE-MARKET REPORT | 30 OCTOBER 2026 CRUDE NEAR $117 RAISES CONCERNS | GLOBAL AI SELL-OFF PUTS INDIAN IT STOCKS IN FOCUS | BANK NIFTY FACES 54,900–55,000 RESISTANCE Market Outlook: Cautiously Positive | Selective IT Opportunities | Crude Oil Remains a Major Risk Indian markets are attempting to extend the previous session's recovery, with GIFT Nifty indicating a mildly positive opening. However, elevated crude oil prices and weakness in global technology stocks could keep volatility high. --->GIFT NIFTY & GLOBAL MARKET CUES GIFT Nifty indicates a mildly positive opening. GIFT Nifty was around 22,981 at 7:42 AM IST, compared with Thursday's Nifty 50 closing level of 22,936.75, indicating a positive start of approximately 44 points. Source: Reuters --->CRUDE OIL: THE BIGGEST MACRO CONCERN Crude oil remains at an uncomfortable level for the Indian economy. Brent crude has moved towards $117.40 per barrel, --->FII–DII ACTIVITY: SELLING PRESSURE HAS EASED The recent FII activity provides some support to market sentiment, although the latest session did see foreign selling. Institutional Activity Net Flow FII Cash Market — 29 Oct -₹944 crore DII Cash Market — 29 Oct +₹1,924 crore FII Cash Market — 27 Oct +₹4,240.39 crore --->BANK NIFTY: 54,900–55,000 IS THE KEY RESISTANCE Bank Nifty closed Thursday around 54,910, placing it near the resistance zone identified for today's session. Important Level Trading View 55,000 Major immediate resistance 54,900–55,000 Important supply zone --->STOCKS IN FOCUS TODAY

ni-msme Institutional & Digital Transformation Overview

The National Institute for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (ni-msme), an autonomous body under the Ministry of MSME, plays a pivotal role in strengthening enterprise creation, managerial capabilities, and sustainable business growth across India and internationally. Accredited with a 3-Star Rating under the Capacity Building Commission’s UTKRISHT system, the 66-year-old institute has trained 11,032 executives from 150 nations across 550 international programs and benefited over 6.07 lakh participants through 17,672 national initiatives. Its institutional achievements encompass 6,840 skill development drives for over 2.1 lakh youth, 27 executed MSME cluster projects, 235 specialized services via Intellectual Property Facilitation Centres (IPFCs), and 962 research studies—spanning capital access, international trade, digital transformation, and green tech adoption. In recent years, ni-msme has sharply focused on driving Industry 5.0 integration, AI automation, e-commerce, and digital branding for grassroots micro-enterprises. In March 2026, the institute organized national conferences on AI-driven manufacturing and digital-enabled factories to accelerate tech adoption. These digital empowerment programs yield direct commercial results: for instance, under a NABARD-supported initiative, Telangana’s Amarchintha Handloom Weavers Producer Co. utilized digital tools to land a ₹16 lakh ($16,894) deal and boost annual turnover to ₹2.8 crore ($0.29 million). Similarly, local women entrepreneurs scaling millet businesses achieved a tenfold growth in monthly turnover to ₹2 lakh ($2,104), illustrating ni-msme's impact on employment generation and MSME competitiveness.

Sensex Slides Near 900; L&T Up, Infosys Down

Sensex open: It opened 345.23 points lower at 73,253.44, against Tuesday’s close of 73,598.67. Nifty open: The Nifty50 opened about 0.31% lower at 22,678, against a close of 22,749.75. Selling deepened: By about 10:57 AM the Sensex was down around 886 points (1.2%) at 72,712.71, and the Nifty was down 221 points (0.97%) near 22,528. Top gainer:

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