Stock Market Closing Bell: Nifty Dips to 25,149, Sensex Below 82,500 | 11 July 2025 Market Highlights
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
🔔 Closing Bell: Bears in Control as Nifty Slips Below 25,200 | 11 July 2025
Indian stock market ends in red on 11 July 2025: Nifty closes at 25,149.85, Sensex at 82,500.47. Financials and IT drag indices down. Sectoral breakdown, market triggers, and technical view inside.
📊 Benchmark Indices Summary
| Index | Open | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 25,255.50 | 25,149.85 | 🔻 -105.65 pts (-0.42%) |
| Bank Nifty | 56,843.45 | 56,754.70 | 🔻 -88.75 pts (-0.15%) |
| Sensex | 82,820.76 | 82,500.47 | 🔻 -320.29 pts (-0.39%) |
| Fin Nifty | 26,984.35 | 26,853.10 | 🔻 -131.25 pts (-0.49%) |
📉 Market Overview:
Indian equities extended losses for the third straight session on Friday, 11 July 2025, weighed down by weak global cues, FII outflows, and sustained selling in frontline sectors like financials, IT, and energy.
Despite some buying interest in FMCG and select autos, overall sentiment remained bearish as investors reacted to cautious commentary from U.S. Fed officials and awaited Q1 results from Indian corporates.
🔍 Sectoral Heatmap
🔻 Sectors in Red:
- IT: Weak NASDAQ overnight and pre-result jitters saw heavy sell-off in TCS and Infosys.
- Financials: Private lenders like HDFC Bank and Kotak Bank dragged as profit booking continued.
- Energy: ONGC and Reliance slipped due to weakness in crude and gas prices.
- Real Estate: DLF, Oberoi Realty witnessed profit booking post recent gains.
✅ Sectors Holding Up:
- FMCG: HUL and ITC saw safe-haven buying amid weak market breadth.
- Auto: Two-wheeler stocks like Hero MotoCorp remained firm ahead of expected sales boost.
📌 Key Stock Movers
- 🔻 Infosys fell 1.2% ahead of its earnings amid weak global tech outlook.
- 🔻 Reliance Industries lost 0.8% dragging down Nifty and Sensex.
- 🔻 HDFC Bank extended decline by 1.1% with visible FII selling.
- 🟢 Britannia gained 1.5% as defensive buying lifted FMCG space.
- 🟢 Hero MotoCorp added 0.9% on improved dealer channel feedback.
🌍 Global Cues Snapshot
- US Markets closed in the red as investors brace for higher inflation data.
- Asian Markets were mixed; Hang Seng down, Nikkei slightly positive.
- Brent Crude slipped near $82.60/barrel as supply concerns eased.
- USD/INR hovered near 83.66 amid muted forex activity.
📉 Technical Check:
- Nifty 50 broke below the psychological 25,200 support zone. If not reclaimed quickly, downside targets open toward 24,980–25,000. Resistance now stands at 25,250.
- Bank Nifty held relatively stronger, but faces resistance at 57,000–57,150. Key support at 56,500.
- Fin Nifty saw continued selling; it may test 26,750 if 26,850 fails to hold.
📢 CapitalKeeper Insight
The market is going through a controlled correction phase triggered by global volatility and earnings season anxiety. Traders should maintain tight stop-losses, while positional investors may start accumulating quality large caps in FMCG, Auto, and select PSU banks on dips. Expect volatility to rise further next week as major earnings kick in.
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