Mid-Day Market Update 7 July 2025: Nifty Flat at 25,443, FMCG & PSU Banks Shine, Global Trade Jitters Loom
By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter
Stay updated with the Indian stock market mid-day report for July 7, 2025. Nifty holds near 25,443, Bank Nifty stable, FMCG and PSU banks lead sector gains. Global trade tensions, SEBI probe, and rupee movement shape market mood.
📊 Key Index Levels (Mid‑Day July 7)
- Nifty 50: Opened at 25,450.45, now 25,443.00 (–7 pts; –0.03%)
- Bank Nifty: Opened 56,938.70, now 56,950.50 (+11.8 pts; +0.02%)
- Sensex: Opened 83,398.08, now 83,379.44 (–18.6 pts; –0.02%)
- Fin Nifty: Opened 26,837.85, now 26,825.55 (–12.3 pts; –0.05%)
Indices are largely range‑bound, trading near opening levels, reflecting a cautious stance ahead of key US tariff decisions and domestic regulatory news.
🏦 Sector Snapshot & Movers
🔹 Banking & Financials
- Bank Nifty flat mid‑day, with PSU banks like Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda leading (+1.4%) while private lenders such as HDFC and ICICI drifting lower (–0.5%).
- Broader trend: muted credit growth in June Q, though HDFC Bank bucked the trend (+5.1% deposit and +0.4% loan growth).
🔹 FMCG & Consumer
- FMCG is outperforming (+1.5%), riding a strong rally in Godrej Consumer (+5%) following a robust revenue outlook for Q1.
🔹 Oil & Gas
- Oil & Gas index modestly up (+0.5%), with IOC gaining traction from trading ideas and United Drilling Tools securing new contracts.
🔹 Metals & Auto
- Metals and IT lag, with metals down 0.5% due to profit‑taking in names like Tata Steel and Eicher Motors. Autos remain cautious on lingering global uncertainties.
🌍 Global & Macro Cues
- US Tariff Risk: Concerns remain ahead of August 1 implementation, weighing on sentiment.
- SEBI Probe Fallout: Ongoing investigation into index‑manipulation adds cautiousness.
- Currency Pressure: INR weakened 0.4% to ₹85.72/USD, pressured by dollar strength and trade worries.
- Bond Market: 10‑year G‑Sec yield steady near 6.29%; awaits US Treasury cue.
- FII Flows: Net foreign inflows persist; June saw ₹14,590 crore, though some profit‑booking in early July (₹1,421 Cr outflow).
📉 Technical Setup
- Nifty: Trading between primary support at 25,400 and resistance near 25,500. Break above opens for 25,550; slip below eye 25,350–25,375.
- Bank Nifty: Holding within 56,900–57,150; momentum depends on PSU vs private bank performance.
- Fin Nifty: Correlating with banking trends; early outperformers include ICICI Life and Jio Financial, while ICICI Bank and Bajaj Finance lag.
🔔 Intraday Watchlist
- Godrej Consumer: Momentum-driven – on track for +5% mid‑day.
- IOC & drilling/energy names: Trade-idea lift could provide upside.
- Key laggards: HDFC/ICICI Bank and Tata Steel catalyst dependent (earnings, global cues).
✅ Mid‑Day Summary
- Market in consolidation mode – flat with mixed sector cues.
- Positive: FMCG and Oil & Gas strength.
- Negative: Trade uncertainty, index probe, and rate-block in credit growth.
- Technical range: Nifty 25,350–25,500; decision pending on US tariff tone and domestic flows.
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