The level of 11,650 is likely to act as a strong support and, on the flip-side, the level of 11,800 may act as a resistance level for the Nifty. With this narrow trading zone, the Bollinger Bands are contracted and any close below the 11,650 level will lead to 11,550 level once again. Stocks that will be in focus include BRNL, Torrent, HIL, Yes Bank and Cadila Healthcare.

SGX Nifty was trading down by 60 points at 11,701 level, which clearly indicates that the domestic markets may witness selling pressure at the start of the week. Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank and Marico are some of the key results scheduled for the day. Traders will also look forward to Nikkei India PMI service data for April which will be released later on Monday. 

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Leading private lender Federal Bank reported strong numbers for the Q4FY19. The bank registered a 17 per cent growth in net interest income (NII) for the March quarter FY19 at Rs. 1,097 crore as against Rs. 933 crore in the Q4FY18.

Cadila Healthcare on Friday reported 14 observations by the USFDA post an inspection of its Ahmedabad plant.

The stocks that are likely to witness significant movement on the bourses on May 6 are Godrej Consumer, Spice Jet, Amber Enterprises, Cadila and TBZ.

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Indian equity benchmarks registered weekly losses after bouts of volatility triggered by a mixed bag of Q4FY19 results. Indices were mostly dragged down by Yes Bank which fell as much as 26 per cent over the week. Markets also had a short trading week as there were holidays on Monday and Wednesday.

Orient Green Power Company Limited has informed the bourses about its policy on disinvestment of the biomass subsidiaries to enhance the value of the shareholders. The board has approved to disinvest its entire holding of 9,18,954 equity shares (aggregating 57.92 per cent) held in Sanjog Sugars and Eco-Power Private Limited (bio-mass subsidiary) in favour of Soorya Eco Power Private Limited.