The mid-cap segment of the market has recently shown mixed performance, with the BSE mid-cap index declining by 0.37%. Despite this overall downturn, certain stocks have stood out. Whirlpool India emerged as the top performer in this segment, delivering an impressive return of 12.32%. In contrast, JSW Infrastructure struggled, recording a decline of 4.06%, marking it as the worst performer in the mid-cap space.
Recent technical calls for several stocks indicate a shift in sentiment. Blue Star has moved from a mildly bullish to a bullish outlook, while IDFC First Bank and Max Financial have transitioned from bullish to mildly bullish. Supreme Industries has seen a change from mildly bearish to mildly bullish, and Voltas has shifted from a sideways trend to a mildly bullish stance.

The advance-decline ratio within the mid-cap segment reflects a challenging environment, with 45 stocks advancing against 98 declining, resulting in a ratio of 0.46. Investors are also anticipating upcoming earnings reports from key players such as Federal Bank, Yes Bank, and Colgate-Palmolive, scheduled for later this month.