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Benchmark Indices (Official Close)
• Nifty 50: 25,867.30 (+0.68%) {Official}
• Sensex: 84,065.75 (+485.35 points, +0.58%) {Official}
• Bank Nifty: 60,669.35 (+0.91%) {Official}
Market Signal: Positive
The morning edition anticipated continued bullish momentum supported by trade deal optimism and FII inflows. The market delivered on expectations with broad-based gains across sectors. Key highlights:
• Nifty 50 sustained above 25,800 as predicted
• Bank Nifty hit fresh all-time highs led by PSU banks
• Market breadth remained exceptionally strong (A/D Ratio: 3.42)
• Chemicals and Pharma sectors outperformed expectations
The positive divergence between index moves and breadth signals sustained retail and institutional participation.
Advances: 2,484 stocks
Declines: 727 stocks
A/D Ratio: 3.42
Interpretation: With an A/D ratio of 3.42, the market shows exceptionally strong breadth with nearly 3.5 stocks advancing for every declining stock. This indicates broad-based participation beyond index heavyweights, suggesting sustainable upward momentum.
• 52-Week Highs: 69 stocks
• 52-Week Lows: 61 stocks
Analysis: The nearly equal count of 52-week highs (69) and lows (61) suggests market rotation with both breakout and breakdown scenarios present. Investors are selectively accumulating quality stocks while exiting weaker names.
PCR (Put-Call Ratio): 1.060
Interpretation: Neutral to Cautious
Key Strikes:
• Max Call OI: 26,000 (Strong Resistance)
• Max Put OI: 25,800 (Strong Support)
Trading Range: The options data suggests Nifty will trade in the 25,800–26,000 zone in the near term. PCR of 1.060 indicates neutral to cautious sentiment with slightly higher put writing, suggesting traders are hedging while maintaining long positions.
PCR (Put-Call Ratio): 1.010
Interpretation: Neutral to Cautious
Key Strikes:
• Max Call OI: 60,000 (Strong Resistance)
• Max Put OI: 60,000 (Strong Support)
Trading Range: Bank Nifty shows maximum OI concentration at the 60,000 strike, indicating this level will act as a psychological barrier. Strong put base provides downside support.
• Led by State Bank of India (SBI) which surged 7.63% to ₹1,147.80 on strong Q3 results
• IndusInd Bank gained 2.76% to ₹928.50 on improved asset quality metrics
• ICICI Bank was the sole laggard at -0.78%, witnessing minor profit booking
• LTIMindtree led with +1.19% to ₹5,627.50 on deal win optimism
• TCS marginally positive at +0.32% to ₹2,951.00
• Infosys declined 0.67% to ₹1,497.00 on cautious guidance concerns
• Motherson Sumi surged 5.55% to ₹124.65 on strong order book visibility
• Uno Minda rallied 4.80% to ₹1,213.60 on capacity expansion plans
• Bosch Ltd declined 1.84% to ₹35,670 on profit taking
• Zydus Lifesciences gained 3.81% to ₹922.00 on US market penetration
• Laurus Labs rose 3.75% to ₹986.15 on API demand strength
• VBL (Varun Beverages) jumped 4.10% to ₹457.05 on volume growth
• Radico Khaitan advanced 3.77% to ₹2,830.00 on premiumization trends
• Britannia slipped 1.15% to ₹5,843.00 on margin pressure concerns
Date: 09 February 2026
FII Net (Equity): ₹2,254.64 Cr {Provisional; Final data on T+1}
DII Net: ₹4.15 Cr {Provisional}
Combined Flow: ₹2,258.79 Cr
Interpretation: Strong FII inflows of ₹2,254.64 crore signal renewed foreign interest in Indian equities, likely driven by:
• Positive sentiment from US-India interim trade agreement
• Attractive valuations in select large-caps
• Robust Q3 earnings season
DII flows remained modest at ₹4.15 crore, suggesting domestic institutions are maintaining cautious stance while selectively deploying capital.
INR/USD (FBIL/RBI Reference): ₹90.40 {Official}
Date: 09 February 2026
Source: FBIL (Financial Benchmarks India Limited)
Analysis: The rupee traded in a narrow range around 90.40 levels against the US dollar. Stability in currency markets reflects balanced dollar demand-supply dynamics with FII inflows partially offsetting import-related outflows.
• INR/GBP: ₹123.08
• INR/EUR: ₹107.05
• INR/100 JPY: ₹57.77
The standout story of the day was State Bank of India's 7.63% surge on strong Q3 results. This marks a broader PSU bank revival with the sector outperforming private banks. Key factors:
• Improved asset quality with declining NPAs
• Strong credit growth in retail and MSME segments
• Government recapitalization support boosting capital adequacy
• Attractive valuations compared to private peers
Data Point: PSU Bank index components showed average gains of 2.8% vs private banks at 0.5%.
While the Nifty gained a modest 0.68%, the A/D ratio of 3.42 indicates strong underlying momentum. This suggests:
• Money is rotating from large-caps to mid and small-caps
• Broader participation signals healthy market structure
• Retail investors are actively deploying capital
Trade Implication: This is a stock picker's market where selective mid-cap opportunities exist beyond index heavyweights.
Nifty Chemicals surged 2.15%, led by PCBL (+8.73%) and Deepak Fertilizers (+8.44%). This breakout is driven by:
• China+1 strategy benefiting Indian chemical exporters
• Strong agrochemical demand ahead of Kharif season
• Specialty chemicals gaining traction in pharma intermediates
Watchlist: Other chemical stocks showing similar setups include Aarti Industries, SRF, and Navin Fluorine.
Despite the positive close, PCR at 1.06 for Nifty indicates traders are hedging long positions. This cautious optimism suggests:
• Market participants expect volatility ahead
• 26,000 is a critical resistance where profit booking may emerge
• Smart money is protecting gains rather than chasing momentum
Current Level: 25,867.30
Support Levels: 25,800 | 25,650 | 25,500
Resistance Levels: 26,000 | 26,150 | 26,300
Analysis: Nifty is trading just below the crucial 26,000 resistance zone. A decisive break above this level with volumes could trigger a rally towards 26,300. Strong support exists at 25,800 where maximum put OI is concentrated.
Current Level: 60,669.35
Support Levels: 60,000 | 59,500 | 59,200
Resistance Levels: 61,000 | 61,500 | 62,000
Analysis: Bank Nifty is approaching the psychological 61,000 mark. The index has formed a strong base at 60,000, supported by heavy put writing. Upside momentum remains intact with PSU banks leading the charge.
Definition: PCR is calculated as Total Put Open Interest ÷ Total Call Open Interest
Interpretation Guide:
• PCR > 1.2: Bearish sentiment (excessive put buying indicates fear)
• PCR 1.0 - 1.2: Neutral to Cautious (balanced options activity)
• PCR < 0.7: Bullish sentiment (excessive call buying indicates greed)
• PCR 0.7 - 1.0: Neutral to Bullish
Today's Application:
With Nifty PCR at 1.06, we're in the neutral to cautious zone. This means while the market is rising, experienced traders are:
• Buying puts to protect long positions (hedging)
• Writing calls at higher strikes (capping upside expectations)
• Avoiding excessive speculation
Key Takeaway: PCR helps identify sentiment extremes. When everyone is too bullish (PCR < 0.7), corrections often follow. When everyone is too bearish (PCR > 1.2), rallies often surprise.
Current Price: ₹1,147.80
Rationale:
• Fresh 52-week high on strong fundamentals
• Q3 results beat estimates with 18% YoY profit growth
• Technical breakout above ₹1,100 resistance
Target: ₹1,200 | Stop Loss: ₹1,080
Risk: Profit booking near ₹1,150-1,200 psychological levels
Index Level: 28,953.60 (+2.15%)
Rationale:
• Sector breaking out from consolidation
• Export tailwinds from China+1 strategy
• Agrochemical demand ahead of crop season
Stocks to watch: PCBL, Deepak Fertilizers, Aarti Industries
Strategy: Buy 61,000 Call + Sell 61,500 Call (for weekly expiry)
Rationale:
• Bank Nifty showing strength, approaching 61,000
• Limited risk strategy for directional move
• Max profit if Bank Nifty closes above 61,500
• Max loss limited to net premium paid
Caution: Time decay accelerates as expiry approaches
• US Markets (Friday Close): S&P 500 and Dow ended mixed on economic data
• Asian Markets (Today): Nikkei +0.4%, Hang Seng +0.3%, Shanghai +0.2%
• European Markets (Intraday): FTSE +0.3%, DAX +0.5%, CAC +0.4%
Brent Crude: ~$75.50/barrel (down 0.5%)
Impact on India: Lower crude prices positive for import bill and current account deficit
The recently announced US-India interim trade agreement continues to support positive sentiment:
• Reduced tariff barriers for select sectors
• Pharmaceutical exports expected to benefit
• IT services framework being finalized
• Auto components sector showing strength
This Week:
• 10 Feb: IIP (Industrial Production) data for December
• 12 Feb: CPI Inflation data for January
• 14 Feb: WPI data release
Global Events:
• US Fed speakers scheduled (watch for rate cut hints)
• China inflation data (11 Feb)
• ECB meeting minutes (13 Feb)
Nifty 50:
• Immediate Support: 25,800 | 25,650
• Immediate Resistance: 26,000 | 26,150
• Strategy: Buy on dips near 25,800 with target 26,000. Stop loss below 25,750.
Bank Nifty:
• Immediate Support: 60,500 | 60,000
• Immediate Resistance: 61,000 | 61,500
• Strategy: Positive bias maintained. Watch for 61,000 breakout on volumes.
• Bias: Bullish with caution
• Breadth: Exceptionally strong (A/D 3.42)
• FII Flows: Positive (₹2,254 Cr inflow)
• Key Levels: 26,000 (Nifty), 61,000 (Bank Nifty)
• Risk: Profit booking at resistance zones
• Watch: Global cues and domestic inflation data
Prepared by: Oorjita FinAI Services
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