"State Bank of India — इस मुहूर्त से अगले मुहूर्त तक, ₹1000 की राह पर मजबूती और समृद्धि का सफर!"

Technical View On the weekly and monthly charts, SBI has shown remarkable strength: The stock has broken out above ₹740–₹760 zone, which acted as long-term resistance for nearly 8 months. Sustained trading above major moving averages (20WEMA, 50WEMA, and 200DMA). RSI (14): 68 – indicating healthy bullish strength without overbought stress. MACD: Positive crossover confirms continuation of uptrend. Volume trend: Rising volume during upswings indicates strong institutional participation. Pattern Formation: A “bullish flag” and “cup & handle” pattern visible on higher timeframes, both of which are continuation patterns suggesting a further breakout toward ₹1,000+.

Support Levels: ₹800 → ₹770 Resistance Levels: ₹900 → ₹950 → ₹1,000 → ₹1,050 Trend Structure: Higher high, higher low sequence intact. Fundamental Analysis Revenue & Profit Growth: SBI’s FY25 results indicated strong growth in operating profit and stable net interest income (NII). Net profit grew ~22% YoY, driven by loan growth and lower provisions. Key Triggers (Next 12 Months) Q3–Q4 FY25 Results: Steady profit growth and improving NIMs expected. Subsidiary Value Unlocking: Possible listing or stake monetization in SBI Mutual Fund or SBI General Insurance. Government Capex Push: Increased infrastructure spending drives loan demand in infra & MSME segments. Rural Revival: Good monsoon may boost rural credit demand. Global Tailwinds: FII inflows expected to return to India’s banking space in FY26. Forecast / Muhurat to Muhurat View With strong fundamentals, favorable macro trends, improving credit growth, and a bullish technical setup, SBI looks well-positioned to deliver a 15–20% return in the next 12 months. Our analysis suggests that from this Muhurat (Diwali 2025) to next Muhurat (Diwali 2026), SBI could touch ₹1,000–₹1,050 levels, supported by steady earnings growth, PSU re-rating, and institutional buying.