Technically, on daily charts, the market is holding a lower top formation, and on weekly charts, it has formed a bearish candle. Additionally, the market is comfortably trading below the 50-day and 20-day Simple Moving Averages (SMA), which is largely negative.
“We believe that the short-term market outlook is weakening; however, a fresh selloff is possible only if the 24,500/80400 level is broken below. If that happens, the market could slip to around 24,350/80200,” said Shrikant Chouhan, Head Equity Research, Kotak Securities.
For Bank Nifty, as long as it remains below 56,100, a weak formation is likely to persist, he said. A decline below this level could see it slipping to 55,000–54,700. On the higher side, if it crosses above 56,100, it could bounce back toward the 50-day SMA or reach 56,500, with potential resistance at the 20-day SMA around 56,700.