Nifty Rebounds Sharply, Closes Above 24590 — Market Closing Bell Report for 7th August 2025
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
Indian stock markets recovered in style on August 7, 2025. Nifty surged nearly 290 points from intraday lows to close at 24,596. Bank Nifty, Sensex, and Fin Nifty also posted strong closes. Read detailed analysis, global cues, sector moves, and outlook for August expiry.
🔔 Indian Stock Market Closing Bell – 7th August 2025
Strong Rebound Across Indices; Nifty Recovers Over 290 Points from Day’s Low
Indian stock markets staged a spectacular comeback in the second half of the session on Wednesday, 7th August 2025. What began as a lackluster day with choppy global cues and weak sentiment turned into a buying spree, especially in frontline indices.
The benchmark Nifty 50 opened at 24,464.20 and witnessed a steep intraday drop before bouncing back smartly to close at 24,596.15, gaining over 290 points from the day’s low.
Similarly, the Bank Nifty opened at 55,215.65 and closed at 55,521.15, while the Sensex moved from an open of 80,262.98 to end the day at 80,623.26, adding optimism to the market sentiment. The Fin Nifty also recovered smartly to close at 26,403.90 after opening at 26,265.50.
🔍 Key Market Highlights
- Nifty 50 Intraday Turnaround:
Nifty 50 saw a sharp reversal from day’s lows near 24,305 and closed above the psychological mark of 24,590. The bulls took control in the last two hours, backed by strong buying in auto, IT, and select financials. - Bank Nifty Resilience:
Bank Nifty held up well throughout the session, gaining over 300 points from the intraday dip. PSU banks showed buying interest, while private lenders like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank offered support. - Sensex Stability:
Sensex recovered nearly 360 points from the day’s low and reclaimed the 80,600 mark by the closing bell. Buying in index majors like Reliance, Infosys, and TCS contributed significantly. - Fin Nifty Followed the Rally:
Fin Nifty, reflecting strength in the financial space, added nearly 140 points and closed at 26,403.90, aided by NBFCs and insurers.
🌐 Global Market Cues
- US Markets Overnight:
Wall Street closed in the green after Fed officials reiterated a wait-and-watch stance on rate cuts. The Dow Jones added 0.25%, Nasdaq rose 0.41%, and S&P 500 gained 0.33%. - Asian Markets Today:
Asian indices were mixed. Nikkei ended flat while Hang Seng rebounded nearly 1.2%. Shanghai Composite posted mild losses amid lingering China property sector concerns. - European Market Outlook:
European bourses opened cautiously ahead of ECB minutes and energy-related inflation commentary. FTSE and DAX were trading sideways. - Brent Crude Update:
Oil remained volatile; Brent hovered near $83.20 per barrel, with global demand expectations under review.
🔬 Sectoral Performance
| Sector | Performance | Commentary |
|---|---|---|
| Auto | 🚀 Strong | Hero MotoCorp, Tata Motors rallied on demand optimism |
| IT | ✅ Positive | Infosys, TCS gained on weak INR, global tech rebound |
| Banking | 👍 Firm | ICICI Bank, SBI supported Bank Nifty up-move |
| FMCG | 🔁 Mixed | Dabur, HUL flat; profit-booking visible |
| Metals | ⚠️ Weak | Hindalco, Tata Steel under pressure on lower China data |
| Realty | 🔼 Slightly Positive | Godrej Properties, DLF closed with marginal gains |
| Pharma | ⬆️ Defensive Gains | Dr. Reddy’s, Cipla rose modestly |
📊 Derivatives & F&O Snapshot
- Nifty Futures (August):
Ended with a healthy addition in long positions around the 24,500–24,600 zone. Support seen building near 24,350. - Put-Call Ratio (PCR):
Nifty PCR rose to 0.91 from 0.76 — indicating a short covering bias turning to long build-up. - India VIX:
Cooled off by 3.8% to 11.52, showing reduced fear and increasing bullish sentiment. - Option Activity:
Heavy writing seen at 24,400 and 24,500 PEs, suggesting strong support, while 24,800–25,000 CE witnessed unwinding.
📅 Key Events to Watch
- US Jobs Data Later Tonight:
Will set the tone for global markets — high wage inflation may delay Fed’s rate cuts. - Domestic Trigger – RBI Commentary:
Although the policy on 6th August kept rates unchanged at 5.5%, analysts expect dovish commentary by next month if inflation remains stable.
🔮 Outlook Going Ahead
With the Nifty staging a recovery of nearly 290 points from the lows and closing above 24,590, the sentiment has improved going into the August expiry series.
Support Zones Ahead:
- Nifty: 24,350–24,400
- Bank Nifty: 55,000
- Fin Nifty: 26,200
Resistance Zones:
- Nifty: 24,750–24,800
- Bank Nifty: 55,800
- Fin Nifty: 26,550
📌 Conclusion
The Indian stock market bounced back smartly on 7th August 2025, led by strong sectoral moves in auto, IT, and banks. Nifty’s 290-point recovery reflects bullish undertone returning after a cautious start to August.
Going forward, global macro data, institutional flows, and domestic earnings will continue to drive market direction. With the RBI’s stance remaining neutral and global markets steady, traders should focus on quality stocks in momentum zones for short-term positions.
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