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Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 8 Aug 2025 – Nifty Slips Below Yesterday’s Low, Bank Nifty Under Pressure

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Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 8 Aug 2025 – Nifty Slips Below Yesterday’s Low, Bank Nifty Under Pressure

By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter


Indian stock market ended lower on 8 Aug 2025 as Nifty closed at 24,363.30, breaking yesterday’s low. Bank Nifty and Sensex also declined amid weak global cues and sectoral selling.


Indian Stock Market Closing Bell – 8 August 2025

Nifty breaks yesterday’s low, Sensex and Bank Nifty end in the red

The Indian equity market witnessed a sharp sell-off on Friday, 8 August 2025, as benchmark indices closed deep in the red, dragged by banking, IT, and metal stocks. The Nifty 50 slipped below yesterday’s low and ended at 24,363.30, down nearly 181 points from the opening, while the Bank Nifty shed over 600 points intraday before partially recovering. The overall market sentiment remained cautious as weak global cues, profit booking, and concerns over foreign fund outflows weighed on investors.


Market at Close – Key Highlights

The selling was broad-based, with more than 65% of Nifty constituents ending in the red. Defensive sectors like FMCG and Pharma witnessed some buying interest, while high-beta sectors such as Banks, Metals, and IT remained under pressure.


Sectoral Performance – Bears Dominate the Street

The NSE sectoral indices painted a largely negative picture:


Top Gainers & Losers – Nifty 50

Top Gainers:

Top Losers:


Market Cues – What Drove the Fall?

1. Global Market Weakness

Asian markets closed mixed, with Japan’s Nikkei falling over 1% and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng down 0.6%, while Shanghai Composite managed marginal gains. European markets opened lower, tracking concerns over global economic slowdown and mixed corporate earnings.

2. Profit Booking Ahead of Weekend

After Thursday’s sharp rebound, traders booked profits, especially in cyclical stocks. The Nifty’s inability to sustain above 24,500 triggered technical selling.

3. Weak FII Flows

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their selling streak, as provisional data suggested net outflows of around ₹1,200 crore. This added to the selling pressure on large-cap banking and IT names.

4. Bond Yield & Currency Moves

The Indian Rupee weakened slightly to ₹83.02 per US dollar, adding pressure on import-heavy sectors. Meanwhile, 10-year bond yields hovered near 7.14%, indicating cautious investor sentiment.


Technical View – Nifty & Bank Nifty

Nifty 50 Analysis

Bank Nifty Analysis


Global Market Recap – Mixed Signals for Next Week


Investor Sentiment & Market Outlook

The near-term sentiment remains cautious. The Nifty’s failure to hold above 24,500, coupled with weak global cues and sustained FII selling, may keep the upside capped. However, any positive news from global central banks or stronger-than-expected earnings could trigger short-covering rallies.

For the week ahead:


Conclusion

The Indian stock market ended the week on a weak note, with Nifty breaking yesterday’s low and Bank Nifty closing below 55,100. Weak global sentiment, persistent FII outflows, and sectoral selling contributed to the decline. While the market remains in a broader consolidation phase, short-term volatility is expected to continue. Investors are advised to stay cautious and focus on fundamentally strong stocks with stable earnings outlooks.


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