Indian Stock Market Closing Bell: Nifty Above 25500, Bank Nifty Surges | 08 July 2025 Market Wrap
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
🔔 Closing Bell: Bulls Charge Ahead on D-Street | 08 July 2025
Indian stock market ends strong on 08 July 2025: Nifty closes at 25,522.50, Bank Nifty jumps to 57,256.30. Sensex reclaims 83,700+ level. Sector-wise performance and key drivers explained.
📈 Benchmark Indices Recap
| Index | Open | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 25,427.85 | 25,522.50 | 🔼 +94.65 pts (+0.37%) |
| Bank Nifty | 56,942.55 | 57,256.30 | 🔼 +313.75 pts (+0.55%) |
| Sensex | 83,387.03 | 83,712.51 | 🔼 +325.48 pts (+0.39%) |
| Fin Nifty | 26,892.62 | 27,016.85 | 🔼 +124.23 pts (+0.46%) |
🔍 Market Overview
Indian equities closed on a bullish note on Tuesday, 08 July 2025, as buying momentum intensified in banking, financials, and auto stocks. Global cues remained supportive with easing U.S. Treasury yields and cooling commodity prices, while domestic investors showed renewed confidence ahead of quarterly earnings.
📊 Sector-Wise Performance
✅ Top Performing Sectors:
- Banking & Financials: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank led the rally, supported by improved credit growth projections and stable asset quality commentary.
- Auto: M&M, Maruti, and Tata Motors surged as EV optimism and festive pre-bookings picked up.
- FMCG: ITC and Britannia gained on strong rural recovery expectations.
🔻 Underperforming Sectors:
- IT: Infosys and TCS remained range-bound ahead of their Q1 earnings later this week.
- Metal: Mixed cues from global base metal prices led to muted action in Hindalco and Vedanta.
🔥 Key Movers
- 🏦 ICICI Bank gained 1.2% amid strong delivery volumes and option activity.
- 🚘 Maruti Suzuki surged 2.1% on upbeat festive demand expectations.
- 🔋 NTPC gained over 1% as power demand continues to stay elevated across regions.
- 📉 Wipro slipped 0.8% as IT sector faces margin pressure concerns.
🌐 Global Market Snapshot
- US Futures slightly higher as bond yields ease.
- Asian Markets closed mixed with Nikkei up 0.4% and Hang Seng under pressure.
- Brent Crude traded near $84.10/barrel, slightly lower amid supply stability.
- INR remained stable near 83.52/USD.
📌 Technical View: Nifty & Bank Nifty
- Nifty 50 took support near 25,400 and managed to reclaim 25,500 decisively. If momentum sustains, next resistance lies near 25,650–25,700, while support rests at 25,350.
- Bank Nifty outperformed, breaking past 57,200. A sustained close above 57,300 may lead to a test of 57,500–57,650, with key support at 56,900.
💡 CapitalKeeper Insight
Today’s price action signals confidence ahead of earnings season, especially in financial heavyweights. Momentum in auto and banking is likely to continue, while IT could remain volatile near results. Traders should remain selective and watch for sectoral rotation and breakout stocks.
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