Archive · 7 Sep 2026
BSE, MCX and IEX: Key Levels Ahead of NSE IPO
The article looks at three Indian stocks and their possible price movements.
BSE is viewed positively after recovering from a fall.
Analysts gave BSE a possible target range of Rs 3,625-3,780 and a stop loss at Rs 3,265.
IEX has been moving sideways and is currently showing some weakness.
However, its low RSI may mean the stock could rebound.
A move above Rs 123 could take IEX toward Rs 128-135.
MCX recently fell after reaching about Rs 3,480.
Analysts expect MCX to remain mostly sideways unless it breaks above Rs 3,400 or below Rs 2,890.
BSE is rated “Buy,” with a target of Rs 3,625-3,780 and a stop loss at Rs 3,265.
IEX is range-bound, with resistance at Rs 135, support at Rs 128, and short-term support near Rs 118.
IEX could move toward Rs 128-135 if it breaks above Rs 123, while its RSI of 33 signals oversold conditions.
MCX is rated “Neutral” after being rejected near Rs 3,480, with resistance at Rs 3,400 and support at Rs 2,890.
MCX may correct toward Rs 3,090, while a breakout above Rs 3,400 or breakdown below Rs 2,890 could establish its next direction.
- Who
- BSE, Indian Energy Exchange, and Multi Commodity Exchange of India.
- What
- Technical trading levels, ratings, targets, supports, resistances, and stop losses were provided for the three stocks.
- When
- The analysis refers to the near term and notes that IEX has been forming a base since April 2026.
- Where
- The Indian stock market.
- Why
- To identify possible trading opportunities and price levels ahead of the NSE IPO.
- BSE view
- Buy
- BSE target
- Rs 3,625-3,780
- BSE stop loss
- Rs 3,265
- IEX view
- Range-bound
- IEX levels
- Support near Rs 118 and resistance at Rs 135
- MCX view
- Neutral
- MCX levels
- Support at Rs 2,890 and resistance at Rs 3,400