This page collects every weekly Nifty 50 technical analysis we publish, newest first. Each post covers support and resistance levels, moving averages and chart patterns across the monthly, weekly and daily timeframes. The posts are educational and are not investment advice.
Latest weekly analysis
Nifty 50 Weekly Analysis, 10 Oct 2026: potential Bullish Harami and Weekly 200 EMA support.
All weekly analyses
- 10 Oct 2026: potential Bullish Harami, Weekly 200 EMA support
- 4 Oct 2026: bounce from major support, Weekly 200 EMA
- 28 Sep 2026: mother candle breakdown, 23,070 support
- 20 Sep 2026: Daily mother candle, 23,070 support, 50 EMAs
- 13 Sep 2026: failed gap-zone support, 23,070 support
- 6 Sep 2026: key support and resistance levels, bullish and bearish scenarios
Earlier weekly analyses
- 30 Aug 2026: 24,774 and 24,989 resistance, 50-day and 50-week EMAs
- 22 Aug 2026: recent gap fill, trendline support, 24,774 momentum
- 16 Aug 2026: 24,989 resistance, 24,408 support, 50-day and 50-week EMAs
- 9 Aug 2026: cautiously constructive across daily, weekly and monthly timeframes
- 26 Jul 2026: weekly outlook with multi-timeframe support and resistance
How to read these posts
Support is a price area where the index has previously found buyers, and resistance is an area where it has previously met selling. Moving averages such as the 50-day EMA and the Weekly 200 EMA show the average price over a period and are often used as reference levels. These levels describe what the chart shows at the time of writing and can fail, so each post explains what would change the view.
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Disclaimer: This Nifty 50 analysis is for educational and informational purposes only. It is based on technical charts, price action, moving averages, support/resistance levels and other market observations available at the time of writing. Technical analysis does not guarantee future price movements, and markets can move unpredictably due to economic data, global events, news, institutional flows and other factors. This article should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. Readers should conduct their own research, consider their risk tolerance and investment objectives, and consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making any investment or trading decisions.