200 EMA stocks: Axis Bank, Nuvoco Vistas and BSE Ltd bounce back above 200 EMA on Thursday

Indian benchmark indices post a lacklustre performance on Thursday afternoon. The benchmark indices pare all the gains made in the opening session to trade in the red near the flat line. NIFTY50 briefly crossed the 24,000 psychological mark, hitting an intraday high of 24,025, but currently swung back to the previous day’s close near 23,914 levels. The crude oil price remained steady near $95 per barrel on Thursday after rallying almost 15% in six trading sessions. The elevated crude oil prices and surging bond yields are weighing on investor sentiment. However, foreign institutional investors have shown a smart recovery in their buying spree after selling more at the month-end.

Today’s weakness remained limited with the benchmark indices only, as the NIFTY Midcap 100 index traded over 200 points higher at the intraday highs. Similarly, the NIFTY Smallcap 100 index recouped all the previous day's losses to trade 1.1% higher on Thursday afternoon.

At the sectoral level, NIFTY Realty (+2.2%), PSU Bank (+1.0%), Media (+1.0%), and Private Bank (+0.9%) were among the top gainers. On the other hand, NIFTY IT (-0.8%), FMCG (-0.5%), Auto (-0.4%), and Metals (-0.4%) were the top losers in Thursday’s trading session.

Despite the weakness, these five stocks bounced back above 200 EMA levels on Thursday.

Axis Bank

Country’s third-largest private sector bank bounced back from the previous day’s low levels trade back above its 200 EMA level of ₹1,263 per share. The shares have delivered muted returns in 2026 on a YTD basis, followed by 20% returns in the past twelve months.

BSE Ltd

Shares of India’s oldest stock exchange jumped over 4% on Thursday, bouncing back above its 200 EMA level of ₹3,293 apiece on the NSE. The shares have stellar returns in 2026 on a YTD basis at 25% and 49% in the past twelve months, despite falling 25% from its recent 52-week high.

Nuvoco Vistas Corporation

Nuvoco Vistas Corporation share price traded 2.5% higher on Thursday, just crossing its 200-EMA level of ₹337 apiece on the NSE. The shares have delivered subdued returns in 2026 on a YTD basis at -3.9% and -27.8% in the past twelve months.