The focus is likely to remain on banks, with the upcoming Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee meeting from February 06 - 08 next week.
Meanwhile, given the sharp rally in select PSU shares, here are the key levels as per charts for market percipients to keep a track while riding the current rally.
Key supports: 6,300; 6,280
The Nifty PSU Bank index has rallied almost 12 per cent in the last four trading sessions. Presently, the index is quoting above the higher-end of the Bollinger Bands on the daily scale, thus suggesting the bullish bias to continue as long as the index holds above 6,300 levels. The pivot point on the weekly scale stands at 6,280.
As long as this support zone is not violated, the PSU Bank index could attempt to scale higher heights in the near-term. However, break and sustained trade below should be considered as early signs of a potential correction, since the index is trading are fairly overbought zone on multiple time-frames.
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Resistance: Rs 650; Rs 660
Key momentum oscillators have recently turned positive for SBI on the daily scale, thus advocating a likely positive trend in the short-term. Momentum also seems in favour of the stock on the longer-term charts.
Daily chart indicates that the stock has near resistance at Rs 650 and Rs 660, in the form of higher-end of the Bollinger Bands and the Super Trend Line. As and when, the stock breaks and sustains above this resistance zone, the stock is likely to see fresh momentum with a potential 5-10 fresh upside. In case of a correction, the 20-DMA (Daily Moving Average) at Rs 632 can be expected to act as support.
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The short-term bias for Bank of BoB is likely to remain positive as long as the stock trades above Rs 146. Having said, the stock looks fairly stretched on the monthly chart, with key momentum oscillators showing some signs of tiredness.
In order to strengthen, the stock needs to break and sustain above Rs 155 on a consistent basis.
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Shares of Bank of India seems to be on course to test its 200-MMA (Monthly Moving Average), which presently stands at Rs 172 - thus indicating a likely upside of 19 per cent from present levels. The stock last traded above its 200-MMA in December 2017. In the interim, the stock is likely to find considerable support around Rs 130.
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PNB has zoomed nearly 22 per cent in the last six straight trading sessions. In the process, the stock is seen trading above its 200-MMA, which now stands at Rs 107, and could provide cushion for the stock in case of a dip.
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Support: Rs 51.60; Rs 50.30
PSB was among the top gainers on Thursday, up almost 5 per cent at Rs 53.25. The stocks seem to be favourably placed on the multiple time-frames, with strong support expected around Rs 51.60 and Rs 50.30 levels. On the upside, the stock could rally towards Rs 63.
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