Archive · 28 Aug 2026
NSDL, CDSL and BSE: Key Technical Levels to Watch
An analyst studied the recent price movements of three Indian market companies.
These companies are NSDL, CDSL and BSE.
NSDL has been falling but recently found support near Rs 800.
It may show stronger improvement if it moves above Rs 850.
CDSL has been making higher lows, but it needs to cross Rs 1,455.
BSE needs to stay above Rs 3,245 and move past Rs 3,550 to improve its outlook.
These price levels are technical estimates, not guarantees.
Indian stock exchanges will remain open on Friday even though Raksha Bandhan is being observed.
NSDL shares have found support near Rs 800 after falling from the Rs 1,380 zone.
NSDL needs to cross Rs 850 to potentially target Rs 940, according to the analyst.
CDSL must decisively move above Rs 1,455, with support near Rs 1,335.
A breakout in CDSL above Rs 1,455 could open targets of Rs 1,560 and Rs 1,670.
BSE needs to hold Rs 3,245 and cross Rs 3,550 for potential targets of Rs 3,800 and Rs 3,940.
- Who
- Shiju Koothupalakkal, research analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher, provided the outlook on NSDL, CDSL and BSE.
- What
- The analyst identified short-term technical support, resistance and potential target levels for the three stocks.
- When
- The outlook was provided ahead of Friday’s trading session; the exact date is not specified.
- Where
- The analysis concerns India’s stock market and Indian stock exchanges.
- Why
- The levels were highlighted amid subdued broader-market conditions and weakness in several sectors.
- NSDL current market price
- Rs 817.50
- NSDL levels
- Support near Rs 800; breakout level around Rs 850; potential resistance near Rs 940.
- CDSL current market price
- Rs 1,410.80
- CDSL levels
- Support near Rs 1,335; resistance at Rs 1,455; potential targets of Rs 1,560 and Rs 1,670.
- BSE current market price
- Rs 3,328
- BSE levels
- Support near Rs 3,245; technical improvement above Rs 3,550; potential targets of Rs 3,800 and Rs 3,940.
- Trading schedule
- Equity benchmarks will trade on Friday despite Raksha Bandhan, which is not listed as a trading holiday in the exchanges’ 2026 calendars.