Crucial week for traders: 6, 7 and 9 October seen as days with high volatility, Harshubh Shah

After taking out more than 2% in the last week, the Indian stock markets organized a smart recovery, with the Nifty50 won about 1% for the week ending on October 3, 2025.

The rebound was driven by an improved sentiment after the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of the Reserve Bank of India, with the Central Bank deciding to maintain the status quo on important policy rates.

The MPC kept the REPO percentage unchanged at 5.5% for the second consecutive meeting, so that the focus on supporting growth repeated while inflation was kept within the target.

The decision, in combination with a neutral tone of the RBI, increased market confidence and helped compensate for part of the recent weakness.

As the profit season of Q2FY26 starts, investors are expected to follow the operating results closely for instructions on the sustainability of profit growth.

The time of the time of last week took place accurately, so that traders can effectively catch both intraday height points and lows.

Key Time Clusters for the week (6 – 10, 2025)

Monday, October 6: 9.20 am – 11 am; 12:10 pm
Tuesday, October 7: 9:20 – 11:45 am; 12:20 pm; 1:15 pm
Wednesday, October 8: 10:15 am – 11:15 am; 1 pm; 2:45 pm
Thursday, October 9: 10:15 am – 11:10 am; 12:40 pm; 2:05 pm
Friday, October 10: 11:15 am – 12:20 pm; 1 pm; 2:25 pm

Handy spot levels to watch

Resistance: 24,978; 25.001; 25,035; 25,082; 25,145; 25,322; 25,434
Support: 24,850; 24,805; 24,688; 24,647; 24,538; 24,458; 24,382; 24,142

Outlook trading

6 and 7 October are important dates to pay attention to a potential momentum in the market.

October 9 is projected as a very important day, probably witnessing sharp movements.

Traders are advised to follow Intraday price promotion closely around these dates, while keeping an eye on the indicated support and resistance levels.

With global signals stable and domestic income that is central, short -term volatility is likely, but analysts remain optimistic that the wider trend can remain constructive as long as Nifty applies to the most important support zones.

(The author, Harshubh Mahesh Shah, is director at WealthView Analytics PVT Ltd. Sebi Registration – inh000009676.)

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