2026-04-06 09:37:33 am | Source: Religare Broking Ltd
Daily Derivative Report - 06th April 2026 by Religare Broking Ltd
Market Outlook
In last week the Nifty index witnessed sharp swings in all three trading sessions. The index ended the week with a marginal loss of around 0.5%, closing near the 22,700 mark with the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. On the derivatives front, significant call writing remains concentrated at the 23,500 and 24,000 strikes, indicating strong resistance levels. On the downside, fresh put writing at the 22,000 strike suggests a near-term base formation. Overall, the Nifty is expected to remain range-bound, broadly oscillate between 22000 and 23500, until a decisive breakout occurs on either side.
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