FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE, and MSEI in Capital Market Segment 03^rd June 2026

As of 10:06 (IST)

NSE ADVANCE/DECLINE:

As of 10:12 (IST)

NIFTY INDEX DAILY REPORT

Nifty 50 navigated a highly volatile session to end flattish, edging up a mere 10.95 points to close at 23,416.55. Despite registering an early morning gap-down and swinging across an intraday range of  218-point, the index was heavily rescued by a massive 18.5% collapse in the India VIX to 16.18 and a decline in global crude oil prices, as Brent crude continues to trade near $100, at $99.65. This massive cooling of market anxiety fueled a late-stage recovery led by the banking, FMCG, and auto sectors, which successfully countered ongoing weakness in IT and metals to keep the broader market comfortably above its immediate support levels. On the technical front,Nifty continued to trade below 23,500, thus weakness in the index is still persistent until it moves above the mark of 23,500 and sustains the level.

Bank Nifty index traded with a resilience recovery from its morning lows to end the session marginally higher, gaining 121.90 points  to settle the day at 54,307.85. The high-beta index initially opened gap-down and dipping to an intraday low of 53,829.40, but a major 18.5% collapse in volatility index combined with short covering during the weekly options expiry initiated a  late-stage recovery in the index. While public sector heavyweights like State Bank of India faced mild pressure from rising bond yields. But strong domestic institutional buying and robust 16.2% systemic credit growth fundamentals lifted lenders like Canara Bank by 0.96% and IDFC First Bank by 0.53%, helping the index defend its 53,800 structural support zone. Thus consistent trading above 53,800, would open the door for the next upside destination of 54,460. But consistent weakness in INR along with FII’s shying away from the Indian markets are keeping the gain in the index capped. 

Nifty IT index extended its recent decline, slipping 83.85 points to close at 29,300.60 as the Index struggled to recover from a massive 5.57% crash in the previous session. The technology sector opened with a sharp gap-down, tumbling to an intraday low of 28,971.80 due to weak overnight American Depository Receipt cues and deep-seated structural anxieties regarding generative AI disrupting traditional IT outsourcing models. Although short covering from the lower levels helped the index recover from its multi-month lows, heavyweights like Infosys down by -1.74% and HCL Technologies by -0.91% dragged the sector into the red zone. Index has again slipped into the bearish zone till the index is trading below the mark of 30,000. Close below 28,900 can take the index towards 28,500.

NIFTY DAILY CHART

Nifty traded with positive to subdued momentum and merely gained 10.95 points, nifty settled the day at 23,416.55. The index failed to reclaim the level of 23,500. Until the index manages to settle above 23,500, the index could see further weakness towards the level of 23,300-23,270.RSI is at 41.72, and is stagnant at this level, but it does keep the probability of the upside in the index higher. For the same index much reach for 23,500 and sustain above the same, for positive to be back in the index.

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Equity Market Technical Analysis Snapshot: Jun 04^th, 2026

NIFTY50:

Nifty ended marginally higher by 0.05% at 23,416.55 after a range-bound trading session. The index opened at 23,282.45 and tested the day’s low of 23,247.30, almost exactly near the 23,250 support level highlighted previously, where buying interest emerged. Nifty then moved higher and breached the previous session’s high, touching an intraday high of 23,465.30, but failed to sustain the momentum as selling pressure resurfaced at higher levels. Technically, the index continues to trade below its 11-DMA, 30-DMA, and 200-DMA, indicating that the broader trend remains sideways to bearish. The RSI stands at 41.72, reflecting weak momentum despite the recovery from support. Immediate resistance is placed at 23,650–23,850, while support remains at 23,250–23,000. A decisive move above 23,650 could trigger further short-covering, whereas a breakdown below 23,250 may lead to renewed selling pressure toward lower levels. 

BANKNIFTY:

Bank Nifty gained +0.22%, opening at 53,918.85 and witnessing a relatively range-bound session. The index touched a low of 53,829.40 and rallied to an intraday high of 54,461, successfully crossing above the 11DMA before settling at 54,307.85, above the previous day’s close. The trend remains sideways, but the close above yesterday’s high suggests improving sentiment. However, caution is warranted as the index still trades below its 200DMA and 30DMA, while the RSI at 48.57 remains below the bullish threshold, indicating momentum has not yet fully strengthened. Immediate resistance is placed at 54,550-55,100, while support lies at 53,950-53,500. A sustained move above 54,550 could trigger stronger bullish momentum. 

NIFTY MID SELECT:

Nifty Mid Select (Midcap Nifty) advanced +0.26%, opening at 14,121 below the 30DMA and slipping to a low of 14,069.95, almost exactly near the anticipated 14,050 support zone. Buyers emerged at lower levels, helping the index recover sharply to an intraday high of 14,297.05, reclaiming the 30DMA during the session. However, profit booking at higher levels restricted gains, and the index closed at 14,186.30. The trend remains sideways to bullish, although the index is still trading below the 11DMA and near the 30DMA, while remaining comfortably above the 200DMA. The RSI at 50.59 has moved back above the neutral mark, indicating stabilizing momentum. Immediate resistance is placed at 14,350-14,550, while support is seen at 14,050-13,900. A break below 13,900 could shift the broader trend to bearish, while a move above 14,350 may strengthen the recovery. 

NIFTY CONSR DURBL:

Nifty Consumer Durables surged +2.18%, opening at 34,532.15 and witnessing strong buying interest throughout the session. The index rallied to an intraday high of 35,537.65 before closing near the highs at 35,422.40, indicating improving sentiment in the sector. The trend remains sideways, but the technical setup is improving, and the trend could turn bullish on a sustained breakout above 36,050. The index currently trades above the 11DMA but remains below the 30DMA and 200DMA, suggesting that the broader trend reversal is still under development. The RSI at 48.45 has improved but remains below the bullish zone. Immediate support is placed at 34,850-34,300, while resistance is seen at 35,700-36,050. A decisive breakout above 36,050 could signal a stronger bullish reversal and attract fresh buying interest. 

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FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE, and MSEI in Capital Market Segment 04^th June 2026