Nifty 50 Outlook For September 2, 2025
Nifty 50's outlook is a mix of short-term weakness and long-term strength. The index saw a minor recovery on September 1, 2025, with a positive close, but this is a small positive in a sea of bearish signals.
All short- and medium-term moving averages are in bearish territory, with the index trading below its 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100-period SMAs. Both the 5 & 20 DMA and 20 & 50 DMA crossovers are bearish, confirming a downtrend. Indicators like MACD, Stochastic, ROC, and CCI are all bearish, reinforcing the negative momentum. However, the RSI is neutral at 45, and the Williamson %R is oversold, which could hint at a potential short-term bounce. The ADX at 24.86 indicates a weak trend.
Nifty 50 Chart
Nifty 50 Technical Levels
Indicator | Value | Action |
RSI(14) | 45 | Neutral |
MACD(12,26,9) | -70.9 | Bearish |
Stochastic(20,3) | 33.1 | Bearish |
ROC(20) | -0.65 | Bearish |
CCI(20) | -56.96 | Bearish |
Williamson%R(14) | -67.73 | Bearish |
ATR(14) | 201.85 | Low Volatility |
ADX(14) | 24.86 | Weak Trend |
Bollinger Band(20,2) | UB: 25,101.93 | |
LB: 24,285.23 | ||
SMA20 : 24,693.58 |
Nifty 50 Forecast For September 2, 2025
For the next trading day and the coming week, a cautious approach is advised. The index managed to close above its Classic Pivot Point of 24,563.35, a positive sign. However, it will face immediate resistance at the daily high and the 10-day SMA at 24,807.72. The immediate support is the Classic S1 at 24,491.10. A sustained break below this support could trigger a further decline toward S2 (24,360.45). A "sell on rise" strategy is recommended until the index can decisively move above its key moving averages. The long-term trend remains bullish, which could provide support at much lower levels.
Bank Nifty Outlook For September 2, 2025
Bank NIFTY Index showed an intraday recovery from its low but remains in a bearish consolidation. The price action saw the index open at its low for the day at 53,658.15 and rally to close near its high of 53,993.40, a positive sign for the short term. However, the price is still trading well below its crucial short and medium-term moving averages, and the overhead resistance remains a significant hurdle.
All key indicators, including RSI, MACD, Stochastic, and CCI, are still bearish, confirming the prevailing negative sentiment. The Medium Term 20 & 50 DMA Crossover is bearish, a major warning sign that the medium-term trend has now turned negative. The ADX at 29.03 confirms a strong bearish trend, suggesting the recent downward move has momentum behind it.
Bank Nifty Chart
Bank Nifty Technical Levels
Indicator | Level | Indication |
RSI(14) | 31.74 | Bearish |
MACD(12,26,9) | -546.57 | Bearish |
Stochastic(20,3) | 11.51 | Oversold |
ROC(20) | -3.68 | Bearish |
CCI(20) | -197.99 | Bearish |
Williamson%R(14) | -88.49 | Oversold |
ATR(14) | 499.84 | Low Volatility |
ADX(14) | 29.03 | Strong Trend |
Bollinger Band(20,2) | UB: 56,439.92 | |
LB: 53,838.21 | ||
SMA20 : 55,139.06 |
Bank Nifty Forecast For September 2, 2025
For the next trading day and the coming week, a cautious outlook is advised. The immediate resistance is at the Classic Pivot Point of 53,904.05, which the index has successfully crossed. However, for a sustained recovery, it must hold above this level. A successful break above the daily high could push the index toward R1 at 54,149.95. Conversely, a failure to hold above the pivot could resume the downtrend, with support at S1 (53,778.30). While a short-term bounce is possible, the overall trend remains bearish, and a "sell on rise" strategy is still recommended for traders until a clear reversal is confirmed.