Mid-Day Market Update 15 July 2025: Nifty Rises Above 25,200 on Inflation Relief, IT Under Pressure
By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter
Indian markets rebound mid-day on July 15, 2025, as softer June CPI fuels rate-cut hopes. Nifty crosses 25,200, Sensex up over 250 pts. Fin Nifty gains, but HCLTech drags IT. Biocon, Voltas in focus amid earnings-driven action.
📊 Index Snapshot (Mid‑Day July 15)
- Nifty 50: Opened at 25,089.50, now 25,200.10 (+110.60 pts; +0.44%)
- Bank Nifty: Started at 56,709.20, now 56,709.20 (flat)
- Sensex: From 82,331.60 to 82,599.68 (+268 pts; +0.33%)
- Fin Nifty: Rose from 26,782.65 to 26,909.70 (+127.05 pts; +0.47%)
Markets have turned positive, snapping a four-day losing streak, as soft retail inflation bolstered confidence and bolstered expectations of RBI easing.
🔍 Sector Movers & Highlights
🧑💻 Information Technology
- Modest recovery; Nifty IT index off earlier lows.
- HCLTech remains under pressure, down 4.3% after cutting margin guidance for FY26.
- Overall recovery limited by ongoing caution around discretionary tech spending.
🛒 FMCG & Consumer
- Outperforming again defensive flow kicks in post-inflation data.
- Earlier, mid- and small-caps outpaced large-caps, hinting at selective buying.
🏦 Banking & Financials
- Bank Nifty stable, while Financials index matches broader market rebound.
- DII buying (₹1,788 Cr) offset FII selling (₹1,614 Cr).
🏗️ Auto, Metals & Energy
- Mid-caps and small-caps gained 0.4–0.6%, showing broadening breadth
- Auto and metals seeing selective recovery after recent profit-booking phase.
📈 Technical Outlook
- Nifty surged past 25,200, rebounding from intraday support at 25,150.
- Immediate resistance at 25,300–25,350.
- Key support: 25,100–25,150 zone.
- Bank Nifty flat around 56,700, preserving support at 56,650.
- Fin Nifty showing recovery—rising breath among banks and financiers.
🌍 Global & Macro Cues
- Retail Inflation Ease: June CPI dropped to 2.10% (lowest in six years), reviving rate-cut hopes by RBI .
- Global Tariffs: U.S. announced 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico goods; mixed reception in markets
- FII/DII Flows: FIIs net sold ₹1,614 Cr; DIIs provided offsetting support (₹1,788 Cr).
- Q1 Earnings Season: Focus today: Biocon, Voltas among top short‑term trading picks.
🔔 Intraday Watchlist
- HCLTech: Crucial to monitor margin guidance fallout; could drag IT further.
- Biocon & Voltas: Analysts’ top picks; watch for sharp moves.
- Small/Mid-caps: Continued breadth pickup may signal extension of bounce.
- RBI commentary or global tariff updates: Could shift rate-cut narrative quickly.
✅ Mid‑Day Summary
Markets have bounced on easing inflation and interest rate optimism, but IT remains under fire. Later Q1 earnings and tariff headlines will be pivotal. Technically, Nifty target zone is 25,300–25,350, while sustained flows into small/mid caps could extend the rally. Overall, selective buying is underway track earnings and rate rhetoric to gauge momentum.
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