Vodafone Idea (NSE: IDEA) shares climbed sharply in Wednesday’s trade, rising nearly 5% intraday before settling around ₹7.14. The move came after the company firmly denied media reports suggesting it was set to receive ₹84,000 crore in government relief related to AGR dues.
That clarification helped stabilize sentiment and pulled traders back into the counter, many of whom had likely rotated out in recent weeks due to the lack of fresh positive triggers. While the rally was not explosive, it did mark a break from the recent sideways churn that’s dominated Vodafone Idea’s chart since early June.
Technical Outlook for Vodafone Idea (IDEA)
- Current price: ₹7.14
- Resistance levels: ₹7.35, then ₹7.80
- Support zones: ₹6.85, followed by ₹6.50
Outlook
Vodafone Idea just popped 3%, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves. This feels less like a fundamental comeback and more like traders chasing headlines. The company denied reports of a major government relief package, and that denial is what ironically triggered a bounce.
It’s the kind of move you see when a stock’s been oversold and everyone’s just looking for an excuse to jump in. Could we see a run toward ₹7.35 or even ₹7.80? Possibly. But unless something tangible drops, like confirmed government support or better numbers from operations this rally might have a short fuse.
Bottom line? It’s a decent move, but the market will need more than rumors to stay excited.
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