ICICI Bank Ltd. Share Price

ICICI Bank – Technical Analysis, Support and Resistance

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is showing a short-term corrective trend after falling from the ₹1450–1480 zone. The stock recently found support near ₹1290–1300 and has bounced back toward ₹1330. However the price is still below the key 20-day and 200-day moving-average zones keeping the near-term structure cautious. Support & Resistance: Immediate support is around ₹1300–1310. Below this, ₹1280–1290 is the next important support zone. On the upside, ₹1340–1355 is the immediate resistance area. A sustained move above ₹1355 can improve momentum toward ₹1380–1400 while ₹1420–1450 remains a stronger resistance zone. Short-Term Buyers & Holders View: For short-term buyers confirmation above ₹1355 with strong volume would indicate improving momentum. If the stock fails near ₹1340–1355 and breaks below ₹1300 weakness can again increase toward ₹1280–1290. RSI is around 42, showing that momentum is still not strongly bullish.

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ICICI Bank’s rebound faces a ₹1,327 holding test

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, has recovered from the ₹1,290–₹1,300 region, with the latest four-hour candle reaching ₹1,333.20 near its high. The relatively full green body shows buying through the candle, offering an early improvement after September’s persistent decline. The more useful development is the recovery above the Ichimoku conversion line at ₹1,314 and base line at ₹1,327. These levels now provide a nearby test of whether buyers can retain control. Holding ₹1,327 on a pullback would carry more weight than briefly crossing it during a rebound. The indicator has not turned fully bullish. The conversion line remains below the base line, and price is still beneath the cloud visible above the latest candles. The projected cloud also remains bearish. Price has recovered faster than the wider trend structure, so a higher low is still needed to strengthen the reversal case. For the banking business, loan growth needs to be assessed alongside deposit funding, lending margins and credit costs. The same discipline applies to this chart: the strength of the initial rebound matters less if subsequent selling takes price straight back through support. Sustained trading above ₹1,327 would leave room to test ₹1,350–₹1,360. A decline below ₹1,314 would weaken the immediate recovery, while a break beneath ₹1,290 would undermine the recent base. The next pullback should reveal whether this is developing into a recovery or remains a brief interruption in the decline.

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HDFC Bank finally has a new CEO. and heres you need to know

And the market seems to like the decision. 👀

has appointed Anup Bagchi as its next MD & CEO, with RBI approval already in place. He will take charge from October 27, replacing Sashidhar Jagdishan. Why is this such a big deal? Because HDFC Bank has been carrying a leadership uncertainty for months. Now that uncertainty is gone. And Bagchi is not an outsider with no banking experience. He has spent decades across banking, retail, wholesale banking, capital markets and insurance, including senior roles at ICICI Bank. Interestingly, the timing is also important. HDFC Bank's September quarter update showed advances growing 16.3% YoY and deposits growing 18.8% YoY. So the new CEO isn't walking into a weak-growth story. But he does have some big jobs ahead: Improve deposit growth. Increase productivity of newer branches. Strengthen technology. And rebuild investor confidence. The market has already reacted positively, with the stock rising around 1.8% today. 📈 Now the real question begins: Can Bagchi turn this leadership clarity into better execution? Because appointing a CEO can remove uncertainty. But only performance can create a lasting re-rating.

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ICICI Bank Ltd Q2 results board meeting on October 17

ICICI Bank will hold a board meeting on October 17, 2026 to approve unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and half‑year ended September 30, 2026. The trading window for designated persons is closed from October 1 to October 19, 2026. The board of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance recorded the resignation of Anup Bagchi as MD & CEO effective October 13, 2026, and approved Sidharatha Mishra as MD & CEO from October 14, 2026 (or upon IRDAI approval, whichever is later) for five years. As part of the transition, Mishra was appointed COO of ICICI Life from October 6, 2026 and will be relieved from ICICI Bank at the close of business on October 5, 2026. A Maharashtra GST notice (Sept 30) for ₹229.14 crore plus interest/penalty, concerning services to customers maintaining specified minimum balances.

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ICICI Bank slides 8% in September to ₹1,310.60

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closed at ₹1,310.60 on October 1, 2026, down 0.84%. That is about 8.4% below its September 3 close of ₹1,430, and the stock sits below its 50, 100 and 200-day averages. What the chart shows: On September 25 the averages were ₹1,390.10, ₹1,379.20 and ₹1,366.80, and the stock closed at ₹1,326.80. Volume that day was 33.5 million shares, against 6.5 million on September 22 and 12.7 million on September 8. So the slide picked up speed on heavy volume. I found no bank-specific announcement behind it, and HDFC Bank rose 1.76% on October 1, so this is not a sector-wide fall. My view: A break below the 200-day average on heavy volume is a warning, not proof. The 52-week range is ₹1,187.60 to ₹1,480, so the stock is still 10.4% above its low. My first test is whether it can win back the 200-day average. Until then, I expect rallies to meet supply. If it recovers ₹1,390 quickly, the September move looks like a shakeout. Levels Instrument: ICICI Bank, daily chart Support: ₹1,312, the September 25 low, closed below on October 1. Next support is ₹1,187.60. Resistance: ₹1,366.80, then ₹1,390.10 Invalidation of the cautious view: a close above ₹1,390 Timeframe: two to three weeks. The Q2 results date is not confirmed. Call: Cautious. Wait for a close above ₹1,366.80 before looking at it again. Disclosure: we do not hold a position in ICICI Bank Limited. It is Not investment advice.

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BREAKING-->RBI May Hike Repo Rate by 25 BPS in October!

Now, the narrative is changing. According to SBI Research, the RBI may raise the policy repo rate by at least 25 basis points at its October 5–7 Monetary Policy Committee meeting. The current repo rate stands at 5.25%. A 25 bps hike would take it to: 5.50% This would mark the first repo-rate hike since February 2023. ---->Why Is SBI Research Expecting a Rate Hike? SBI Research says the balance of risks has shifted towards tighter monetary policy because of: • Broadening inflationary pressures • Higher crude oil prices • Global macroeconomic uncertainty ---->Inflation Is Broadening SBI Research expects CPI inflation to rise to around 5.65% in September and potentially cross 6.5% in October and November before easing later. ----->Which Sectors Could BENEFIT? Banks Banks could benefit from higher lending rates, although the impact depends on deposit costs, credit demand and NIMs. Stocks to watch: •

• ICICI Bank • SBI • Bank of Baroda • Axis Bank ---->Bottom Line The biggest change isn't the 25 bps hike itself — it's the possibility that India's rate-cut cycle is turning into a rate-hike cycle. SBI Research expects the RBI to potentially raise the repo rate from: 5.25% → 5.50% at the October MPC meeting. For investors, the key themes to watch are: Banks & Financials → Potential beneficiaries, depending on funding costs Real Estate → Rate-sensitive Auto → Financing-cost sensitive High-valuation Growth → Valuation pressure risk

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