Nifty & Sensex Daily Support-Resistance Levels (30th Apr 2026)

Daily Support, Pivot, and Resistance (SPR) levels are short-term reference points traders use to understand where price is likely to react during the trading session. These levels are not predictions—they are probability zones based on previous price behavior. If you treat them as guarantees, you will lose money.

Support and Resistance of Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex as on:

Support/ Resistance	Nifty 50	Bank Nifty	Sensex	Fin Nifty	Midcap Nifty
Target 3	24596	56846	78787	26412	14252
Target 2	24466	56513	78385	26285	14177
Target 1	24322	55958	77941	26100	14055
Pivot Point	24191	55624	77538	25973	13980
Support 1	24047	55070	77094	25788	13858
Support 2	23916	54736	76692	25661	13783
Support 3	23772	54182	76248	25476	13661
Previous Day Close	24178	55404	77496	25914	13933
Previous Day High	24335	56179	77983	26159	14102
Previous Day Low	24060	55291	77136	25847	13905

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📌How to Read and Use This Support & Resistance Table

This table provides daily Support, Resistance, and Pivot levels for major Indian indices. Traders use these levels to identify possible market turning points and to plan their trades effectively.

🔑 Key Terms Explained

• Pivot Point :
  The central level for the day. If the index trades above the pivot, it usually indicates bullishness (uptrend). If it trades below the pivot, it indicates bearishness (downtrend).
• Target Levels (Target 1, 2, 3):
  These are resistance levels. If the price breaks above the pivot, traders look at these targets as possible upside levels.
• Target 1 = First upside resistance.
• Target 2 = Next stronger resistance.
• Target 3 = Maximum upside resistance for the day.
• Support Levels (Support 1, 2, 3):
  These are downside supports. If the price goes below the pivot, these levels act as possible bounce zones.
• Support 1 = First downside support.
• Support 2 = Next support if market falls further.
• Support 3 = Strongest downside support.
• Previous Day Close:
  Yesterday’s last traded price. It helps compare today’s levels with yesterday’s sentiment.
• Previous Day High / Low:
  Important for intraday traders.
• If today’s price crosses above yesterday’s high, it signals strength.
• If it breaks below yesterday’s low, it signals weakness.

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📊 How to Use in Trading

1. Identify Trend Using Pivot:
• If Nifty 50 is trading Pivot → market is likely bullish.
• If it stays below pivot → market is likely bearish.
2. Plan Buy Trades:
• Buy if index sustains above Pivot.
• First profit booking near Target 1.
• If momentum continues, aim for Target 2 and Target 3.
3. Plan Sell Trades:
• Sell if index breaks below Pivot.
• First profit booking near Support 1.
• If weakness continues, aim for Support 2 and Support 3.
4. Use Previous Day High/Low for Confirmation:
• If price breaks above Previous Day High → strong bullish signal.
• If price falls below Previous Day Low → strong bearish signal.

Disclaimer: The support and resistance levels provided are for educational and informational purposes only. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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