Nifty’s weakness may continue, 19,500 is key support: Analysts

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Technical analysts have identified 19,500 as the immediate support for the Nifty, with a subsequent swing low support at 19,330...

They caution if this support is breached, there is a likelihood that the index could further decline towards the range of 19,000 to 18,900 in the coming weeks..

This months low at 19,330 will be a crucial level, which, if broken, we could see an extension of this correction towards 19,000- 18,900 in the next few weeks...

One should watch the Nifty Midcap100 index closely, as a breakdown below 39,500 can lead to a broader market correction...

The coming week will be quite interesting since the index is at a crucial support while the FIIs long-short ratio in the index future is approaching the oversold zone of 20%...

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