Stock Market Closing Bell: Nifty Cracks Below 25,400, Bank Nifty Falls Over 380 Points | 10 July 2025
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
🔔 Closing Bell: Markets Slump on Profit Booking, Nifty Below 25,400 | 10 July 2025
Indian stock market ends sharply lower on 10 July 2025. Nifty closes at 25,355.25, Bank Nifty plunges to 56,956. Sensex ends at 83,190. Sectoral drag, global cues, and technical outlook explained.
📊 Benchmark Indices at a Glance
| Index | Open | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 25,511.65 | 25,355.25 | 🔻 -156.40 pts (-0.61%) |
| Bank Nifty | 57,339.75 | 56,956.00 | 🔻 -383.75 pts (-0.67%) |
| Sensex | 83,658.20 | 83,190.28 | 🔻 -467.92 pts (-0.56%) |
| Fin Nifty | 27,130.10 | 26,984.35 | 🔻 -145.75 pts (-0.54%) |
📉 Market Summary
The Indian stock market witnessed sharp profit booking on 10 July 2025, led by selling across banks, financials, and large-cap heavyweights. Nifty slipped below 25,400 and Bank Nifty cracked below the 57,000 mark, breaking a key short-term support.
Caution gripped D-Street as investors awaited Q1 earnings of index heavyweights and the U.S. inflation data due tonight, while foreign outflows added to the nervousness.
🔍 Sectoral Performance Breakdown
🔻 Top Dragging Sectors:
- Banking & Financials: HDFC Bank, Kotak Bank, and Axis Bank saw strong unwinding.
- IT: Infosys remained under pressure ahead of earnings; Tech Mahindra lost ground.
- Energy: Reliance Industries and ONGC dragged amid weak crude cues.
- Realty: Profit booking seen in DLF, Godrej Properties after recent rallies.
✅ Defensive Sectors Outperform:
- FMCG: Hindustan Unilever and ITC showed resilience as risk-off sentiment returned.
- Pharma: Cipla and Sun Pharma gained slightly on defensive buying.
📌 Key Stocks in Focus
- 🔻 HDFC Bank dropped 1.2% as banking stocks saw short build-up in futures.
- 🔻 Infosys declined nearly 1% amid anticipation of cautious guidance.
- 🔻 Reliance slipped below ₹2,900, contributing heavily to Sensex fall.
- 🟢 ITC gained marginally (0.5%) as investors rotated into safer bets.
🌍 Global Cues & Commodities
- US Futures flat ahead of crucial CPI data.
- Asian Markets closed mixed – Nikkei up 0.3%, Shanghai Composite down 0.4%.
- Brent Crude slipped below $83.50 amid concerns of global slowdown.
- USD/INR traded steady at 83.64, though FIIs were net sellers for the day.
📉 Technical Takeaway: Nifty & Bank Nifty
- Nifty 50 closed near day’s low, breaking key support at 25,400. Immediate downside may extend toward 25,250–25,200, while resistance now stands at 25,500.
- Bank Nifty saw steep correction, closing below 57,000. Further weakness may take it to 56,600, with resistance near 57,300.
- Fin Nifty retreated to previous support zones. A break below 26,900 could trigger extended selloff toward 26,750.
📢 CapitalKeeper View
Markets have turned cautious ahead of key data and earnings, with sharp intraday volatility. Profit-booking in financials and index heavyweights led the decline. Traders should brace for choppy sessions ahead, while investors may look to accumulate quality stocks on dips in defensives and autos.
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