EQUITY MARKET (14th July 2026)

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

As of 10:12 (IST)

NSE ADVANCE/DECLINE:

As of 10:12 (IST)

NIFTY INDEX DAILY REPORT

The Nifty 50 ended up in the red, sliding about 0.66% to close at 24,052.05.The market started the day on the wrong foot, opening lower at 24,068.00, and spent the rest of the session bouncing, hitting an intraday high of 24,157.10, before dipping to a low of 24,023.70. Most of this sluggishness came from the rising Middle East tensions between the US and Iran. This has  pushed global oil prices up and made everyone worry about inflation risk. To make matters worse, foreign investors continued to be net sellers. Global markets in Asia and the US were looking weak. Further weakness in the Indian rupee that fell past the 96 mark against the US dollar for the first time since late May also weighed on the index. While safer areas like IT and everyday consumer goods tried to hold the line, heavy selling in banking, finance, and auto stocks ultimately dragged the market down.

The Bank Nifty took a hit, falling 1.15% to finish the session at 57,462.30. The index opened lower at 57,832.55, quite a drop from where it had closed the day before at 58,131.45. Even though it managed a tiny, brief recovery to hit a high of 57,840.05, selling pressure took over and pushed the index down to a low of 57,286.90, effectively cutting close to 718 points from its peak. This slide was amid global worries, especially the growing friction in the Middle East that caused oil prices to jump and made investors quick to pull their money out of riskier assets. Between foreign investors continuing to withdraw their capital, a weakening rupee, and heavy selling in both major private and government-run banks, the banking sector ended up being one of the biggest reasons the wider market fell during the day.

The Nifty Realty index dropped 1.97% to finish the day at 918.65. The index, which is usually very sensitive to interest rate worries, started the session on a weak note at 931.05, from the previous close of 937.15, and hit the intraday low of 917.10. Amid rising Middle East tension, reality being the interest rate sensitive sector continued to fall for the second straight trading session. Higher oil prices usually lead to an inflation spike, which is not favorable for sectors like real estate that rely on affordable loans.

Nifty Auto index slid by 1.61% to close the session at 26,547.50. The sector was hit hard amid global events, amid the growing tensions between the US and Iran, thus, sending oil prices soaring above the mark of $80. This has left the automobile industry worried about more expensive raw materials and shipping costs. The day started on a weak note, with the index opening at 26,753.75, below the previous day’s close of 26,981.50. Even though it managed an intraday high of 26,817.00 but sellers dragged it down to a low of 26,504.60. Because the auto industry relies heavily on a strong economy and steady costs, it became an easy target for investors looking to pull their money out of riskier bets.

NIFTY DAILY CHART

The Nifty amid geopolitical tension lost 0.66% to settle just above the psychological level of 24,000 at 24052.25. Thus, if the index fails to maintain itself  above the mark of 24,000, then the index would further weaken towards the level of 23,800. If index, manages to sustain  above the mark of 24,000, then it can again touch the level of 24,200.

Post Market Update:

Equity Market Technical Analysis Snapshot: Jul 14^th, 2026

NIFTY50:

Nifty declined 0.66%, opening gap-down at 24,068.00 before witnessing an initial recovery that pushed the index to an intraday high of 24,132.91, briefly moving above its 11-DMA. However, the buying momentum failed to sustain, and selling pressure dragged the index to an intraday low of 24,023.70 before it settled at 24,052.05. The trend remains sideways, with Nifty trading below its 200-DMA and 11-DMA but above the 30-DMA, indicating a mixed technical setup. The RSI at 51.67 reflects neutral momentum. Immediate resistance is placed at 24,100–24,250, while support is seen at 24,000–23,900. A decisive move above 24,100 could revive bullish momentum, whereas a break below 24,000 may trigger fresh selling. 

BANKNIFTY:

Bank Nifty fell 1.15%, opening gap-down at 57,832.55 and extending its decline throughout the session. The index slipped below its 11-DMA and touched an intraday low of 57,286.90, near its 200-DMA, before recovering slightly to close at 57,462.30. The trend has turned bearish, with the index trading above its 30-DMA and 200-DMA but below the 11-DMA, indicating weakening short-term momentum. The RSI eased to 52.83, suggesting fading bullish strength. Immediate resistance is placed at 57,900–58,350, while support lies at 57,350–56,900. Holding above the 200-DMA will be crucial; a break below 57,350 could lead to further downside. 

NIFTY MID SELECT:

Nifty Mid Select (Midcap Nifty) corrected 0.86%, opening gap-down at 14,777.15 and witnessing sustained selling during the session. The index slipped to an intraday low of 14,677.45 before recovering modestly to close at 14,712.65. Despite the decline, the trend remains sideways to bullish, as the index continues to trade above its 200-DMA, 30-DMA, and 11-DMA, indicating that the broader uptrend is still intact. The RSI at 57.73 points to healthy momentum despite the short-term correction. Immediate resistance is placed at 14,800–14,900, while support is seen at 14,650–14,500. A sustained move above 14,800 could resume the uptrend, whereas a break below 14,650 may invite further profit booking.  

NIFTY PHARMA:

Nifty Pharma gained 1.03%, opening at 25,640.50 and witnessing strong buying interest throughout the session. The index rallied to an intraday high of 26,000.05, briefly testing the key 26,000 psychological level, before closing firmly at 25,907.10. The trend remains bullish, with the index trading comfortably above its 30-DMA, 11-DMA, and 200-DMA, reflecting strong technical strength. The RSI at 69.80 is approaching the overbought zone, suggesting robust momentum, although some profit booking cannot be ruled out in the near term. Immediate support is placed at 25,700–25,600, while resistance is seen at 26,022–26,400. A sustained breakout above 26,022 could extend the ongoing rally toward the next resistance zone.  

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FII & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment: 14th July 2026

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