NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25471.10 | FII: Rs. -7395.41 cr. | DII: Rs. 5553.96 cr.
(16th – 20th February 2026)
As discussed in the previous report dated 9th February 2026, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the past week. Bulls attempted to surpass the resistance zone of 25865–25945 but failed, and the index slipped to a weekly low of 25444.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25776.00 FII 29.79 cr DII 249.54 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on the expected lines, as after a volatile session Nifty closed with its bullish momentum intact.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25727.55
FII: Rs. 5236.28 cr DII: Rs. 1014.24 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines. Strong bullish momentum, supported by the India–US trade deal, led to an extreme move. Volatility remains elevated, hence it is advisable to allow prices to settle before taking aggressive positions.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25088.40 FII -1832.46 cr DII 2446.33 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as nifty respected our support of 24700 I e. made a day low of 24679.4 and reversed from there upto day high of 25108.1
Silver near Rs.4.05 lakh and Gold around Rs.1.80 lakh: Indian households holding gold and silver are getting richer by the day, while equity investors continue to bleed as indices remain stable but cash stocks hit fresh lows daily.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 24825.45
FII: -Rs. 588.34 cr | DII: -Rs. 682.73 cr
On breaching the 24920–25435 range, Nifty witnessed selling pressure. The index touched a day’s high of 25440.90 and, after breaking below 24920, slipped sharply to an intraday low of 24571.75.
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