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🗓️ StockEdge Morning Market Report | Monday, 14 September 2026 Last traded session: Friday, 11 September 2026 Multi-Asset Performance • NIFTY 50 — 23,398.10 (−0.34%) • GIFT NIFTY — 23,483.00 (+0.12%) • INDIA VIX — 12.29 (+4.15%) • BANK NIFTY — 56,606.55 (+0.24%) • NIFTY IT — 28,921.50 (+0.11%) • NIFTY REALTY — 848.50 (−2.70%) • NIFTY FMCG — 45,053.75 (−0.29%) • NIFTY AUTO — 27,304.50 (−0.86%) • NIFTY METAL — 12,999.05 (−2.30%) • S&P 500 — 7,656.98 (+0.86%) • DOW JONES — 52,573.29 (+0.98%) • GOLD — 4,353.19 (+0.13%) • SILVER — 64.236 (−0.35%) • WTI CRUDE — 102.32 (+2.34%) • USD/INR — 95.5400 (0.00%) Market Wrap Nifty closed Friday at 23,398.10, −79.70 (−0.34%) — but the print flatters the bears. It gapped down to 23,270, sank to 23,231 in the first hour, then ground higher all session to close near the top of its range. Absorption, not distribution. Leaders: Bank Nifty, IT. Laggards: Realty (−2.70%), Metal (−2.30%). India VIX 12.29 (+4.15%) — still under 15, complacency. The pop is noise off a low base. Global cues constructive: Dow +0.98%, S&P 500 +0.86%. Crude is the problem — WTI +2.34% to 102.32, a live input-cost headwind. Gold flat. GIFT Nifty 23,483 implies a gap-up open of ~85 points. Nifty Range-bound with a bullish tilt. Friday's rejection of 23,231 makes that low the reference support; 23,500 is the level bulls must clear. Bank Nifty Gapped down to 55,970, bottomed at 55,699, then reversed hard to finish at 56,606 — green and near the high. Decisive leadership over Nifty; banks absorbed the money exiting metals and realty. Conclusion This market is being rotated, not sold. Watch whether Nifty defends 23,400 after the gap-up — and crude above 100, this week's swing risk. Data source: TradingView. For information only — not investment advice.

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🗓️ StockEdge Post-Market Report (Friday, 11 September 2026) • NIFTY 50: −0.34% • GIFT NIFTY: +0.00% • INDIA VIX: +3.90% • BANK NIFTY: +0.24% • NIFTY IT: +0.11% • NIFTY REALTY: −2.70% • NIFTY FMCG: −0.29% • NIFTY AUTO: −0.86% • NIFTY METAL: −2.30% • S&P 500: −0.58% • Dow Jones: −0.60% • Gold: +0.56% • Silver: +0.64% • WTI Crude: −4.49% • USD/INR: +0.10% Nifty closed at 23,398.10, down 79.70 points (−0.34%). The index gapped down to 23,270.30, sold into 23,231.40 within the first hour, then ground higher all session to close in the upper third of the range at 23,398.10. The red print flatters the bears — buyers defended the gap and took back most of it, echoing yesterday's late bid. Banks and IT led; Realty (−2.70%), Metal (−2.30%) and Auto (−0.86%) bore the selling. India VIX rose 3.90% to 12.26 — still deep in complacency territory, so the air-pocket was positioning, not fear. Overnight cues soft: Dow −0.60%, S&P 500 −0.58%. Crude collapsed 4.49% to $99.27 — a clear macro tailwind for India. GIFT Nifty at 23,460 implies a ~60-point gap-up start. Nifty Structure remains a contracting range under 23,500, but the recovery off 23,231 keeps the higher-low sequence alive. Until 23,500 is cleared on a close, this is range absorption, not a breakdown. Bank Nifty Gapped down to 55,970, reversed hard and closed at 56,606.55 — above yesterday's high, near the day's top. Clear relative strength: banks led the rebound while Nifty only clawed back. Conclusion Weak headline, strong internals — this was an accumulation day, not distribution. Watch whether Bank Nifty can drag Nifty through 23,500 on the GIFT-implied gap-up; failure there reopens 23,230. Data source: TradingView. Changes vs previous session close. For information only — not investment advice.

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🗓️ StockEdge Morning Market Report | Friday, 11 September 2026 Multi-Asset Performance (last Indian session: Thu, 10 Sep) • NIFTY 50 +0.20% • GIFT NIFTY −0.49% • INDIA VIX −1.05% • BANK NIFTY +0.31% • NIFTY IT −0.08% • NIFTY REALTY −0.02% • NIFTY FMCG −0.27% • NIFTY AUTO −0.41% • NIFTY METAL −0.65% • S&P 500 −0.58% • DOW JONES −0.60% • GOLD +0.18% • SILVER −0.44% • WTI CRUDE −1.05% • USD/INR −0.01% Market Recap Nifty closed 23,477.80, +46.30 (+0.20%). It opened soft at 23,446, dipped to 23,380, then ground higher to close near the top of a narrow 115-point range — a reversal from the prior session, when the index shut at the exact low of the day. Buyers are defending dips, but the range is compressing. Not one tracked sector closed green. Realty (−0.02%) and IT (−0.08%) held best; Metal (−0.65%) and Auto (−0.41%) led losses — the headline gain was heavyweight-driven, not broad. India VIX slipped to 11.79 (−1.05%) — below 15, complacency, no fear priced in. Globally, S&P 500 −0.58% and Dow −0.60%. Crude fell 1.05% to $102.85; gold firmed to $4,328.50. GIFT Nifty at 23,345.50 implies a gap-down open of roughly 132 points (−0.56%). Nifty Range-bound and compressing — two sessions of indecision inside 23,380–23,571. The close near the high shows demand, but the gap-down puts 23,380 straight into play. Below it, 23,300. Bank Nifty Opened at the session low, held 56,231 all day, closed near the high at 56,471.95 (+0.31%) — outpacing Nifty a second day running. Banks are the relative-strength pocket carrying this index. Conclusion Verdict: a compressing range with weak internals and a complacent VIX, now meeting a negative gap. Watch 23,380 on the opening dip — reclaim it and the range holds; lose it decisively and this becomes distribution. Data source: TradingView. For information only — not investment advice.

🗓️ StockEdge Post-Market Report (Thursday, 10 September 2026) • NIFTY 50: 23,477.80 (+0.20%) • GIFT NIFTY: 23,460.00 (−0.13%) • INDIA VIX: 11.72 (−1.68%) • BANK NIFTY: 56,471.95 (+0.31%) • NIFTY IT: 28,890.90 (−0.08%) • NIFTY REALTY: 872.05 (−0.02%) • NIFTY FMCG: 45,185.60 (−0.27%) • NIFTY AUTO: 27,540.95 (−0.41%) • NIFTY METAL: 13,304.95 (−0.65%) • S&P 500: 7,636.36 (−0.48%) • Dow Jones: 52,380.66 (−0.77%) • Gold: 4,395.35 (−0.12%) • Silver: 66.439 (−1.23%) • WTI Crude: 97.41 (+0.76%) • USD/INR: 95.4300 (+0.32%) Nifty closed at 23,477.80, up 46.30 points. It opened at 23,446.60, sank to 23,380.10 by mid-morning, then ground higher into the close, finishing near the top of a narrow 115-point range. That matters: Wednesday ended exactly on its low at 23,431.50, and the expected follow-through selling never arrived. Breadth stayed poor. Every sector we track closed red — Metal weakest at −0.65%, Realty flattest at −0.02% — so banks alone carried the headline. India VIX at 11.72 sits well below 15: complacency, in a market going nowhere. Overnight cues were soft, Dow −0.77% and S&P 500 −0.48%, with crude firm at $97.41 and gold flat. GIFT Nifty at 23,460.00 is ~18 points under spot, pointing to a flat open. Nifty Range-bound, not trending — today's entire session sat inside Wednesday's range. 23,380 is the reference low; bulls need a close above 23,571 to change the structure. Bank Nifty Opened below the prior close, defended 56,231.85, then rallied 240 points to close at 56,471.95. Clear relative strength versus Nifty, and the only index that reversed convincingly. Banks are leading. Conclusion Verdict: stabilisation, not reversal — inside range, weak breadth, compressed volatility. Watch whether banks can drag Nifty through 23,571; below 23,380, the downtrend resumes. Data source: TradingView. Changes vs previous session close. For information only — not investment advice.

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🗓️ StockEdge Morning Market Report | Thursday, 10 September 2026 Last traded session: Wednesday, 9 September 2026 Multi-asset performance • NIFTY 50: −0.86% • GIFT NIFTY: +0.00% • INDIA VIX: +6.81% • BANK NIFTY: −0.85% • NIFTY IT: −3.24% • NIFTY REALTY: −2.23% • NIFTY FMCG: −0.96% • NIFTY AUTO: −0.44% • NIFTY METAL: +1.79% • S&P 500: −0.48% • DOW JONES: −0.77% • GOLD: +0.35% • SILVER: +0.30% • WTI CRUDE: −0.42% • USD/INR: −0.04% Market Wrap Nifty settled at 23,431.50, down 203.60 points (−0.86%). It gapped down to 23,522, poked at 23,571, then bled lower to close exactly on the low — sellers owned every bounce. That extends the lower-high, lower-low sequence from the prior day. IT (−3.24%) did the damage and never traded above its opening print; Realty (−2.23%) and FMCG (−0.96%) followed. Metal (+1.79%) was the only sector defending. India VIX jumped 6.81% to 11.92. Still complacency territory below 15, but the pop off a low base says hedges are being bought. Global cues soft: Dow −0.77%, S&P 500 −0.48%. Gold firm at $4,415.78, crude easing to $96.27, rupee steady at 95.0950. GIFT Nifty at 23,491 implies a ~60-point gap-up open, roughly +0.25%. Nifty Structure is a clean breakdown, not a range. A gap-down open plus a close on the low leaves the entire 23,431–23,571 band as fresh supply. Reclaiming 23,571 is the first repair job. Bank Nifty Also closed at its session low after a gap-down start. At −0.85% it merely matched Nifty — banks are neither leading the fall nor cushioning it. Conclusion Controlled distribution, not panic — weak internals, low VIX, no capitulation. Watch whether this morning's gap-up holds above 23,500; a fade back under 23,431 confirms sellers still own the tape. Data source: TradingView. For information only — not investment advice.