The primary reason for this decline is the continuous selling by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in both the equity and Futures & Options (F&O) markets. FIIs remain uncomfortable with the valuations of the Indian equity market, even with improving macroeconomic and microeconomic indicators," Furthermore, the current earnings season, while not entirely disappointing, has also not been particularly encouraging. Adding to the uncertainty is the stalled trade deal between the US and India. On the technical front, experts had suggested that a fresh sell-off is possible only after crossing the 25,000levels. "Since the Nifty has sunk below this level in trade, the market may retest 24,850. Conversely, if the market moves above 25,150, it could technically bounce back to 25,255. The uptrend could continue further, potentially taking the market to 25,350. #FIISelling, #IndianStockMarket, #EquityMarket, #FuturesAndOptions, #ValuationConcerns, #MarketCorrection, #EarningsSeason, #USEIndiaTradeDeal, #Macroeconomics, #Microeconomics, #Nifty50, #TechnicalAnalysis, #StockMarketUpdate, #MarketLevels, #NiftySupport, #NiftyResistance, #DalalStreet, #MarketOutlook, #StockMarketNews, #MarketVolatility

Concerns of higher credit costs, increasing stress in the MSME portfolio, along with weak 2W/3W loans, led to the fall in the Bajaj Finance's shares, that sank up to six percent intraday. Further, no relief was seen for Bajaj Finserv either, despite a solid quarterly show. The sell-off seen in the Bajaj twins, coupled with the fall in blue-chip banking counters, led to serious losses in the both the indices. All sectoral indices, barring pharma and healthcare, sank deep into the red. The Nifty Media index led losses, sinking over 2.5%, while the Nifty IT, Metal, Auto, PSU Bank, and Realty indices were over one percent lower each. The broader markets too, extended losses, with the midcap and smallcap gauges sinking up to two percent, indicating broad-based selling. The volatility index, India VIX, spiked over five percent, soaring, as fear and caution increased across Dalal Street. #BajajFinance, #BajajFinserv, #StockMarketUpdate, #DalalStreet, #MarketCrash, #CreditStress, #MSME, #2W3WLoans, #BankingStocks, #Nifty50, #Sensex, #NiftyMedia, #NiftyIT, #PSUBanks, #Midcaps, #Smallcaps, #MarketVolatility, #IndiaVIX, #StockSelloff, #IndianStockMarket, #MarketNews

Post Market News - Market Today 25th July 2025 Bears dragged Dalal Street deep into the red, while selling pressure in key financial stocks also contributed to heavy losses in the Nifty 50 and Sensex indices, on Friday, July 25. At close, the Sensex was down 721.08 points or 0.88% at 81,463.09, and the Nifty was down 225.10 points or 0.90% at 24,837. The Nifty 50 index hit a one-month low in trade. About 826 shares advanced, 2,654 shares declined, indicating that the advance-decline ratio was in favour of the bears, and 107 shares were unchanged. #PostMarketNews, #MarketToday, #StockMarketIndia, #Sensex, #Nifty50, #DalalStreet, #StockMarketUpdate, #BearishTrend, #MarketCrash, #FinancialStocks, #IndianStockMarket, #MarketClosing, #EquityMarkets, #BSE, #NSE, #StockMarketNews, #TradingUpdate, #MarketSummary, #InvestingIndia, #MarketSelloff

1：GIFT Nifty (Down) The GIFT Nifty is trading lower at around 24,982, indicating a negative start for the day. 2：Asian Equities (Mixed) Asian stocks declined at the open Friday, breaking their longest winning streak since January, as uncertainty over interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve curbed risk appetite. 3：US Equities (Mixed) The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq notched record high closes on Thursday as robust results from Google parent Alphabet fueled optimism about other heavyweight artificial intelligence stocks, while Tesla slumped after the electric vehicle maker's results disappointed investors. The S&P 500 crept up 0.07% to end the session at 6,363.35 points. The Nasdaq gained 0.18% to 21,057.96 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.70% to 44,693.91 points. 4: US Bond Yield (Down) The yield on 10-year Treasuries and 2-year Treasuries were trading marginally lower in the early Friday trade. 5：Dollar Index (Up) The dollar steadied near two-week lows on Friday, on track for its biggest weekly drop in a month, as investors contended with U.S. tariff negotiations ahead of a deadline while looking ahead to central bank meetings next week for clues on policy. 6：Asian currencies (Down) Asian currencies were trading mostly lower in the early trade, however, on year-to-date basis, Indonesian Rupiah down 1 percent, while all other currencies gained between 2-11 percent. 7: Crude (Up) Oil prices rose on Friday, buoyed by optimism over a potential trade deal between the U.S. and the European Union and reports of Russian plans to restrict gasoline exports to most countries. 8: Gold (Flat) Gold and Silver prices were trading with little change in the early Friday trade. 9: Fund Flow Action The Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) extended their selling on fourth day as they sold equities worth Rs 2133 crore on July 24 . However, Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought equities worth Rs 2617 crore on the same day #GIFTNifty, #AsianMarkets, #USEquities, #SP500, #Nasdaq, #DowJones, #USBondYields, #DollarIndex, #AsianCurrencies, #CrudeOil, #GoldPrices, #FIIs, #DIIs, #StockMarketUpdate, #MarketOutlook, #FederalReserve, #InterestRates, #TariffTalks, #AlphabetEarnings, #TeslaEarnings, #OilPrices, #TradeDeal, #IndianMarkets

VA Tech Wabag shares gained 2% on contract win worth Rs 2,332 crore, Indoco Remedies shares jumped 5 percent despite posting losses in Q1, Tilaknagar Industries shares rose 4 percent on acquiring Pernod Ricard India's Imperial Blue whiskey business for Rs 4,150 crore, Force Motors shares up over 12 percent after a 52 percent on-year profit growth on high demand for vans. Nearly 140 stocks on the BSE touched their 52-week highs, including Paytm, KIMS, Eternal, Shyam Metalics, Fortis Healthcare, Laurus Labs, Nuvoco Vistas, Navin Fluorine, Godrej Agrovet, JK Cement, CreditAccess Grameen, HDFC Bank, DCM Shriram, Muthoot Finance, Delhivery, JM Financial, Anand Rathi, among others. #StockMarket, #VATechWabag, #IndocoRemedies, #TilaknagarIndustries, #ForceMotors, #Q1Results, #ContractWin, #WhiskeyBusiness, #ProfitGrowth, #52WeekHigh, #BSE, #Paytm, #KIMS, #FortisHealthcare, #LaurusLabs, #HDFCBank, #MuthootFinance, #Delhivery, #AnandRathi, #IndianMarkets

On the sectoral front, except PSU Bank (up 1.2 percnet) and pharma (up 0.5 percent), all the other indices ended in the red with IT index down over 2 percent, and realty & FMCG indices down 1 percent each. Persistent Systems shares tank 7% post Q1 earnings, IEX shares crashed 28% as electricity regulator approved power coupling in day-ahead markets, Tata Consumer shares soared as Q1 profit jumps 15%, Coforge shares slipped 9% despite steady Q1, Nestle India shares fell 5 percent after Q1 net fell 13.4% on year. #SectorUpdate, #PSUBank, #Pharma, #ITStocks, #Realty, #FMCG, #StockMarket, #Q1Earnings, #PersistentSystems, #IEX, #TataConsumer, #Coforge, #NestleIndia, #IndianMarkets, #MarketMovers, #StockNews, #EarningsSeason, #ShareMarket

Market Today 25th July 2025 Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty fell more than 0.6 percent each on July 24, wiping out previous session's gains amid selling seen across sectors, however, buying in pharma and PSU banks helped limit the losses. At close, the Sensex was down 542.47 points or 0.66 percent at 82,184.17, and the Nifty was down 157.80 points or 0.63 percent at 25,062.10. BSE Midcap and smallcap indices down 0.4 percent each. Nifty 50 index ended near a key technical support of 25,060 level. Eternal, Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata Motors, Grasim Industries, Cipla were among major gainers on the Nifty, while losers included Trent, Nestle India, Shriram Finance, Tech Mahindra, Reliance Industries. #Sensex, #Nifty, #StockMarket, #MarketUpdate, #PharmaStocks, #PSUBanks, #Midcap, #Smallcap, #TechnicalSupport, #Nifty50, #MarketDecline, #TopGainers, #TopLosers, #BSE, #IndianMarkets, #TataMotors, #DrReddys, #Cipla, #RelianceIndustries

Market Outlook 25th JULY 2025 A long black candlestick has formed on the daily chart of the Nifty index, engulfing the previous session's small white candlestick. From a technical perspective, this market move is signaling the formation of a bearish engulfing pattern. This is a negative sign. Bearish chart patterns such as lower tops and bottoms are intact and Thursday's swing high of 25246 could become a new lower top for the pattern. The immediate resistance of 25250 remains active and the Nifty index reversed lower from near the mark on Thursday. " The Bank Nifty also ended lower but outperformed the benchmark Nifty 50, declining by 144 points to close at 57,066. The index attempted to break above a falling resistance trendline, but could not sustain the breakout, forming a bearish candle with a lower shadow on the daily chart. Notably, the index managed to defend both the midline of the Bollinger Bands and the 20-day EMA, which is a positive signal. #MarketOutlook, #Nifty, #BankNifty, #BearishEngulfing, #CandlestickPatterns, #TechnicalAnalysis, #StockMarket, #Nifty50, #ResistanceLevel, #LowerTops, #ChartPatterns, #BollingerBands, #20EMA, #BearishReversal, #IndianMarkets

PRE MARKET 2025 Analysis The Nifty slipped lower as it faced stiff resistance around the 25,250–25,260 zone. On the hourly chart, the index fell back below the 50-EMA and closed below it. Overall, the index continues its range-bound movement, which may persist in the near term. On the downside, support remains intact at 24,900; a decisive break below this level could trigger a correction in the market. On the other hand, a sustained move above 25,260 may induce a fresh rally. #Nifty, #StockMarket, #TechnicalAnalysis, #Nifty50, #MarketUpdate, #ResistanceZone, #SupportLevel, #RangeBound, #TradingStrategy, #IndianMarkets, #EMA, #MarketCorrection, #BullishBreakout, #HourlyChart, #NiftyAnalysis

POST-MARKET REPORT: July 24, 2025 Global Signals Asia-Pacific largely up on the US-Japan trade accord. Europe climbed amid expectations of a reciprocal US-EU deal. #GlobalSignals, #AsiaPacificMarkets, #USJapanTradeDeal, #EuropeMarkets, #USEUTradeDeal, #GlobalMarkets, #MarketSentiment, #TradeAccord, #InternationalMarkets, #StockMarketUpdate

POST-MARKET REPORT: July 24, 2025 Buzzers on BSE Fortis Healthcare +2.8% on new O&M pact with Gleneagles India. Mukand +6.7% after land sale in Thane for ~₹673 Cr. IEX –29.5% on phased DAM market-coupling rollout. Oracle Financial +2.1% on Q1 PAT beat (₹641.9 Cr, +4.1% YoY). #BuzzersOnBSE, #FortisHealthcare, #GleneaglesIndia, #Mukand, #ThaneLandSale, #IEX, #MarketCoupling, #OracleFinancial, #Q1Results, #PATBeat, #StockBuzz, #BSEMovers, #TopGainers, #TopLosers, #IndianStocks

POST-MARKET REPORT: July 24, 2025 Sector Performance Selling was broad-based—only PSU banks and pharma managed gains. Oil & gas, auto, metal, consumer durables, telecom, and private banks all closed in the red. Stocks in the Headlines VA Tech Wabag secured a ₹2,332 Cr water-treatment order in Saudi Arabia. Sunteck Realty signed up a ₹1,200 Cr residential project on Mumbai’s Mira Road. BEML landed a ₹294 Cr Ministry of Defence order for HMV 6×6 supply. Larsen & Toubro bagged multiple construction contracts worth up to ₹5,000 Cr across India and abroad. BL Kashyap won a ₹152 Cr order from Embassy Development. Corporate & IPO News NSDL has filed its RHP for an IPO via pure OFS: IDBI, NSE and Union Bank will sell shares in a book-built offer opening July 30 (retail close August 1). Post-offer, IDBI will hold 26.01% and NSE 24%. SEBI caps any single entity at 15% in an MII. Q1 Earnings Roundup Indian Bank: Q1 PAT ₹2,973 Cr (+23.7% YoY); NII ₹6,359 Cr (+2.9% YoY); Gross NPA 3.01% vs 3.09% QoQ. Canara Bank: Q1 PAT ₹4,752 Cr (+21.7% YoY) vs est. ₹4,140 Cr; NII ₹9,009 Cr (–1.7% YoY). ACC: Q1 PAT ₹375.4 Cr (+4.5% YoY). Nestlé India: Q1 PAT ₹660 Cr vs ₹750 Cr YoY (missed est. ₹750 Cr). Indoco Remedies: Q1 EBITDA ₹103.5 M (vs ₹364.5 M YoY); margin 2.4% vs 8.6%. IRFC: Q1 NII & PPoP both +11% QoQ; NIM up 11 bps to 1.53%. EFC: Q1 EBITDA ₹1,020 M vs ₹464 M YoY; margin 46.6% vs 45.5%. Motilal Oswal: Q1 PAT ₹1,160 Cr vs ₹882 Cr YoY. V-Mart: Q1 PAT ₹34 Cr vs ₹12 Cr YoY; revenue ₹885.2 Cr (+12.6% YoY). CG Power: Q1 PAT ₹2.7 B vs ₹2.4 B YoY; EBITDA ₹3.8 B vs ₹3.3 B. Adani Energy: Q1 PAT ₹512.5 Cr vs loss ₹824 Cr YoY; revenue ₹6,819.3 Cr (+27% YoY). Sky Gold & Diamonds: Q1 PAT ₹43.6 Cr vs ₹21.2 Cr YoY; EBITDA ₹71 Cr (+92% YoY). Bharat Bijlee: Q1 PAT ₹28 Cr (+16.7% YoY); EBITDA ₹33.7 Cr (+14.4%). PCBL Chemicals: Q1 PAT ₹940.5 M vs ₹1.2 B YoY; margin 15% vs 16.7%. #SectorPerformance, #BroadBasedSelling, #PSUBanks, #PharmaStocks, #OilAndGas, #AutoSector, #MetalStocks, #ConsumerDurables, #Telecom, #PrivateBanks, #StockMarketNews, #VATechWabag, #SunteckRealty, #BEML, #LarsenAndToubro, #BLKashyap, #ConstructionContracts, #CorporateNews, #IPONews, #NSDLIPO, #IDBI, #NSE, #UnionBank, #BookBuiltOffer, #SEBIRegulations, #Q1Earnings, #IndianBank, #CanaraBank, #ACC, #NestleIndia, #IndocoRemedies, #IRFC, #EFC, #MotilalOswal, #VMart, #CGPower, #AdaniEnergy, #SkyGold, #BharatBijlee, #PCBL, #QuarterlyResults, #EarningsUpdate