EQUITY MARKET (13th July 2026)

FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment: 10th July 2026

As of 10:18 (IST)

NSE ADVANCE/DECLINE:

As of 10:19 (IST)

Post Market Update:

NIFTY INDEX DAILY REPORT

Nifty 50 kicked off with a bit of a panic amid global tensions between the US and Iran sent crude oil prices climbing past $78 a barrel, making local investors nervous. This nervous energy translated into a sharp drop right at the opening bell, dragging the index all the way down to a tense low of 24,000.20. However, the tech sector stepped up to provide cushion to the index; Big names like TCS, HCLTech, and Tech Mahindra rallied. Their strong gains did a fantastic job of balancing out the heavy losses felt in aviation and metals. Companies like Indigo and Tata Steel took a hit from the rising oil costs. Nifty 50 managed to erase almost all its deep morning losses, wrapping up the day practically flat at 24,211, up by mere 0.02% from previous close of 24,20690.

The Bank Nifty index spent the session in a whirlwind of volatility, spooked by worsening geopolitical tension between the US and Iran. This tension pushed global crude oil prices up, sending a wave of anxiety through the market. While the broader stock market managed a late-afternoon comeback, mostly due to a rally in tech stocks, bank shares just couldn’t shake off the gloom. Selling pressure remained heavy, leaving the index incredibly weak. Out of its 12 member stocks, a staggering 11 finished the day in the red, with heavyweights and popular names like HDFC Bank, Yes Bank, and AU Small Finance Bank doing the most damage. By the closing bell, the Bank Nifty managed to gain 0.15% to wrap up at 58,131.45. It was a clear sign that investors are playing it incredibly safe right now, keeping an eye on the global scenario and the newly arrived Q1 corporate earnings season.

Nifty Realty remarkably performed after a wildly successful previous session where it jumped nearly 3.5%. Nifty Realty index started the morning on the back foot, as investors decided to lock in some profits amid global geopolitical jitters. The index opened low at 931.20 and slid down to 923.30, making things look a bit shaky. Buyers stepped in and helped developers erase almost everything they had lost earlier in the day. Led by the industry’s heavy hitters, the index actually swung back up to hit a high of 938.85 before wrapping up the day down a microscopic 0.15% at 937.15. 

Nifty FMCG index dropped by  over 2.49% as investors moved away from risky assets. The usually resilient consumer goods index started the day at 49,955.25 and reached a minor peak of 50,024.55. It soon gave way to pressure from the broader markets, which were shaken by sudden political tensions between the US and Iran alongside rising global oil prices. The index dipped to a low of 49,377.80 during the session as major FMCG companies faced heavy profit-taking. By the close of trading, the Nifty FMCG index ended at 48,977.40, marking a clear single-day loss of of 2.49% compared to the prior close of 50,225.85

NIFTY DAILY CHART

The Nifty amid geopolitical tension stayed flat and settled just above the mark of 24,200. Thus, if the index maintains itself  above the mark of 24,200, then the index would further strengthen towards the level of 24,400. If index, falls below the mark of 24,200, then it can again touch the level of 24,000.

Equity Market Technical Analysis Snapshot: Jul 13^th, 2026

NIFTY50:

Nifty ended marginally higher by 0.02%, opening gap-down at 24,039.40 before witnessing strong buying interest in the early session. The index rallied sharply to an intraday high of 24,259.80, successfully moving above its 11-DMA, and eventually closed at 24,211.00, holding above both the 11-DMA and 30-DMA despite remaining below the 200-DMA. The trend has turned bullish in the short term, supported by improving price action and an RSI of 55.89, which indicates strengthening momentum. Immediate resistance is placed at 24,250–24,450, while support is seen at 24,000–23,900. A sustained move above 24,250 could accelerate the ongoing recovery, whereas a break below 24,000 may trigger fresh selling pressure. 

BANKNIFTY:

Bank Nifty gained 0.15%, opening gap-down at 57,616.70 before witnessing steady buying throughout the session. The index climbed to an intraday high of 58,219.90 and closed near the day’s high at 58,131.45, indicating continued strength. The trend remains bullish, with Bank Nifty trading above its 30-DMA, 200-DMA, and 11-DMA, reflecting a healthy technical structure. The RSI has improved to 58.96, suggesting positive momentum without entering overbought territory. Immediate resistance is placed at 58,350–58,500, while support lies at 58,000–57,800. A decisive breakout above 58,350 could extend the rally, while holding above 58,000 will be crucial to maintain the bullish bias. . 

NIFTY MID SELECT:

Nifty Mid Select (Midcap Nifty) advanced 0.13%, opening gap-down at 14,723.50 before witnessing strong buying interest that pushed the index to a fresh all-time high of 14,859.15. The index closed near its record high at 14,839.65, confirming continued strength in the broader market. The trend remains firmly bullish, with the index trading comfortably above its 200-DMA, 30-DMA, and 11-DMA. The RSI at 63.20 reflects healthy bullish momentum while remaining below the overbought zone. Immediate resistance is placed at 14,880–14,970, while support is seen at 14,750–14,650. Sustaining above 14,880 could open the door for another leg higher.  

NIFTY IT:

Nifty IT surged 3.59%, opening gap-down at 27,880.55 before staging a strong recovery throughout the session. The index rallied to an intraday high of 29,272.65, gave up a small portion of its gains, and then traded sideways before closing strongly at 29,015.85. The trend has improved to sideways-to-bullish, with the index now trading above its 30-DMA and 11-DMA, though it remains below the 200-DMA, indicating that the broader trend is still under recovery. The RSI has risen to 58.67, reflecting improving momentum. Immediate support is placed at 28,500–27,500, while resistance is seen at 29,700–30,600. A sustained move above 29,700 would further strengthen the bullish outlook and increase the probability of testing the 200-DMA in the coming sessions. 

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FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment: 13th July 2026

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