
The market continued to display mixed sentiment on Tuesday, with the Nifty extending weakness while the Bank Nifty managed a recovery from intraday lows. Volatility remains elevated as traders weigh technical signals, options positioning, and sector rotation dynamics ahead of the new trading session.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the market setup for December 10, 2025.
1) Key Levels for the Nifty 50 (25,840)
Resistance (Pivot Points):
- 25,905
- 25,951
- 26,026
Support (Pivot Points):
- 25,756
- 25,710
- 25,635
Special Technical Formation
The Nifty 50 formed a bearish candle with both upper and lower shadows, sustaining a lower-high, lower-low pattern, suggesting ongoing weakness amid volatility.
Key technical observations:
- Price tested the 50 DEMA and lower Bollinger Band intraday
- 10-day and 20-day EMAs continue to slope downward
- RSI slipped below 50, now at 47.08, signaling fading momentum
- MACD retains bearish crossover, with the histogram deepening
Conclusion:
Short-term sentiment remains weak, with the index vulnerable to further corrective moves unless strong buying emerges at lower supports.
2) Key Levels for the Bank Nifty (59,222)
Resistance (Pivot Points):
- 59,336
- 59,450
- 59,633
Support (Pivot Points):
- 58,970
- 58,856
- 58,673
Fibonacci Levels:
- Resistance: 59,466 / 60,887
- Support: 58,632 / 58,280
Special Technical Formation
Unlike the Nifty, the Bank Nifty displayed resilience and formed a bullish candle after recovering sharply from the day’s low.
Additional cues:
- Sustained above the 20 DEMA and Bollinger midline — a positive sign
- RSI flattened at 56.67, still below reference line
- MACD remains bearish, with continued weakness in histogram
- Stochastic RSI moved slightly above the lower band
Conclusion:
Mild positivity with caution — the index shows strength at lower levels but lacks strong upward momentum.
3) Nifty Call Options Data
- Highest Call OI: 26,000 strike (78.25 lakh contracts) → Major short-term resistance
- Next levels with high OI:
- 26,500 strike (60.99 lakh)
- 26,100 strike (57.6 lakh)
Call Writing:
- Strongest at 26,000 strike → +37.15 lakh contracts
- Followed by:
- 25,900 strike → +32.68 lakh
- 25,800 strike → +27.03 lakh
Call Unwinding:
- Maximum at 26,750 strike → –58,650 contracts
Conclusion:
Call writers continue to dominate, adding pressure near the 26,000 resistance zone.
4) Nifty Put Options Data
- Highest Put OI: 25,500 strike (50.76 lakh contracts) → Strong base support
- Next key strikes:
- 25,400 strike (47.24 lakh)
- 25,800 strike (44.85 lakh)
Put Writing:
- Strongest at 25,400 strike → +34.98 lakh contracts
- Followed by:
- 25,800 strike → +24.61 lakh
- 25,500 strike → +20.2 lakh
Put Unwinding:
- Highest at 26,200 strike → –3.06 lakh contracts
Conclusion:
Support levels are developing lower, indicating caution and shifting bullish protection downward.
5) Bank Nifty Call Options Data
- Highest Call OI: 60,000 strike (15.07 lakh contracts) → Major resistance
- Next zones:
- 59,500 strike (12.77 lakh)
- 61,000 strike (8.07 lakh)
Call Writing:
- 59,000 strike → +58,800 contracts
- 59,300 strike → +55,300
- 59,200 strike → +49,630
Call Unwinding:
- 59,500 strike → –1.51 lakh
- 59,800 strike → –54,565
- 61,500 strike → –54,355
Conclusion:
Call writers are active, but unwinding at higher strikes shows uncertainty for upward continuation.
6) Bank Nifty Put Options Data
- Highest Put OI: 59,500 strike (16.47 lakh) → Strongest support
- Next key levels:
- 59,000 strike (12.82 lakh)
- 58,500 strike (9.85 lakh)
Put Writing:
- Highest at 58,900 strike → +79,485 contracts
- Followed by:
- 59,000 → +66,010
- 58,800 → +39,305
Put Unwinding:
- 59,800 strike → –45,535
- 58,000 → –24,220
- 60,300 → –14,280
Conclusion:
Firm support around 59,000–59,500, though unwinding at higher strikes hints at caution.
7) Put–Call Ratio (PCR)
- PCR increased to 0.86 (from 0.64 earlier)
Interpretation:
- Values above 0.7 → Increasing bullish sentiment
- Sharp recovery in PCR suggests fresh Put writing and short covering
However, the market is not firmly bullish yet — just stabilizing from oversold zones.
8) India VIX
- India VIX slipped 1.55% to 10.95
- Continues to trade below all key moving averages
Interpretation:
Low VIX = Market comfort, reduced volatility
But extremely low VIX also increases the probability of a sudden sharp move.
Final Outlook for December 10
- Nifty remains weak, with technical indicators suggesting further downside or consolidation
- Bank Nifty shows resilience, but momentum indicators remain weak
- Options data indicates strong resistance overhead for both indices
- Low VIX provides stability but also warns of potential sudden volatility
Overall Bias:
🔻 Nifty – Weak / Cautious
🔹 Bank Nifty – Mildly Positive but with Caution
Disclosure & Disclaimer
Dhwani Patel (SEBI Registration No: INH200008608) is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst.
All views are for educational purposes only. This is not investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before trading.