Fin Nifty — Previous Session Summary
- Close
- 27,663.40
- Change
- +278.50 (+1.02%)
- Day High
- 27,919.35
- Day Low
- 27,504.35
- Open
- 27,675.70 (opened near the last close)
Last updated: 12 Nov 2026 09:30 IST · Session: 12 Nov 2026 · Data: close of 11 Nov 2026
Market Context — India VIX
- India VIX
- 17.56 +0.14 (+0.8%)
India VIX — Today’s Range
- India VIX
- 17.56 — Normal
India VIX measures how much near-term movement the options market is pricing into the Nifty 50. It is not a price level and not a forecast. Today’s reading of 17.56 is in the Normal range for this data set. India VIX is in its more typical historical range — neither unusually calm nor unusually anxious pricing of near-term movement. That is 6.9% above its average over the last 14 sessions in this data. This is descriptive context, not a trade recommendation.
Quick Answers
- Fin Nifty Classic pivot for the 12 Nov 2026 session is 27,695.70. R1 is 27,887.05 and S1 is 27,472.05 (as of close of 11 Nov 2026).
- What is the Fin Nifty pivot level today?
- The Classic pivot is 27,695.70 for the 12 Nov 2026 session. It comes from the previous session. That session’s High was 27,919.35. Its Low was 27,504.35. Its Close was 27,663.40.
- What are the Fin Nifty support and resistance levels today?
- On the Classic method the first resistance R1 is 27,887.05 and the first support S1 is 27,472.05. R2 is 28,110.70 and S2 is 27,280.70 for the 12 Nov 2026 session.
- What is the Fin Nifty CPR width for this session?
- TC is 27,711.85. BC is 27,679.55. So the width is 32.30 — 0.12% of the pivot. On this page a width below 0.15% is written as narrow and above 0.50% as wide.
- How did Fin Nifty close in the previous session?
- Fin Nifty closed at 27,663.40. That is a change of +278.50 points (+1.02%) from the session before it.
Central Pivot Range (CPR)
| Top Central (TC) | 27,711.85 |
|---|---|
| Pivot | 27,695.70 |
| Bottom Central (BC) | 27,679.55 |
| Width | 32.30 (0.12% of index) |
The CPR is narrower than it was in the session before. It says only this much: in the last session the pivot, its top and its bottom sat very close to one another.
The width is about 0.12% of the index level. A small number means a narrow CPR; a large number means a wide one.
Classic Pivot Levels
| R3 | 28,302.05 |
|---|---|
| R2 | 28,110.70 |
| R1 | 27,887.05 |
| Pivot (PP) | 27,695.70 |
| S1 | 27,472.05 |
| S2 | 27,280.70 |
| S3 | 27,057.05 |
Camarilla Levels
| H4 | 27,891.65 |
|---|---|
| H3 | 27,777.53 |
| H2 | 27,739.48 |
| H1 | 27,701.44 |
| L1 | 27,625.36 |
| L2 | 27,587.32 |
| L3 | 27,549.28 |
| L4 | 27,435.15 |
Previous Session and Weekly Range
| Previous Day High | 27,919.35 |
|---|---|
| Previous Day Low | 27,504.35 |
| Weekly High (5 sessions) | 27,919.35 |
| Weekly Low (5 sessions) | 26,052.40 |
What CPR and Pivot Levels Are
Pivot levels are fixed numbers derived from the high, low and close of the last trading session. No one’s opinion enters them; they are arithmetic. The Central Pivot Range (CPR) is one form of that same arithmetic. It computes the pivot along with one level above it and one below it.
These numbers are recomputed for every trading day, because their basis is the last session’s data. They are not investment advice of any kind — they are a measurement that changes every day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Fin Nifty CPR calculated?
Pivot = (last day High + Low + Close) ÷ 3, BC = (High + Low) ÷ 2, and TC = (2 × Pivot) − BC. For 12 Nov 2026, on Fin Nifty: Pivot is 27,695.70. TC is 27,711.85. BC is 27,679.55.
Do the Fin Nifty pivot levels change every day?
Yes. Each day’s levels rest on the High, Low and Close of the whole last trading session. So the numbers get recomputed for every new session. The figures on this page come from the close of 11 Nov 2026.
What is the difference between Classic pivots and Camarilla?
Both are built from the same raw material: the last day’s High, Low and Close. But the formula differs. Classic pivots use R1 through R3, and S1 through S3, around the pivot point. Camarilla uses H1 through H4, and L1 through L4, around the close. They are two different computations, neither better nor worse than the other.