Mid-Day Market Update 25 July 2025: Nifty Near 24,850, Bank Nifty Slides Below 56,600; Bajaj Finance Drags
By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter
Indian markets extend losses mid-day on July 25, 2025, with Nifty hovering near 24,850 and Bank Nifty below 56,600. Bajaj Finance drops 6% on asset quality concerns, IT stocks remain weak; Cipla, SBI Life buck the trend. Global cues cautious ahead of US inflation data.
📊 Index Snapshot (Mid‑Day, July 25)
- Nifty 50: Opened at 25,010.35, now 24,843.20 (−167.15 pts; −0.67%)
- Bank Nifty: Open at 57,170.70, now 56,525.95 (−644.75 pts; −1.13%)
- Sensex: From 82,069.51 to 81,504.36 (−565.15 pts; −0.69%)
- Fin Nifty: Open 26,993.99 to 26,799.45 (−194.54 pts; −0.72%)
Stocks are sharply lower across the board, led by profit taking in financials and lingering IT weakness.
🔍 Sector Highlights & Key Movers
🏦 Financials & Bank Nifty
- Bajaj Finance tumbled 6%, topping the Nifty and FinNifty drag list after weak commentary on MSME asset quality despite strong Q1 earnings.
- Broader financials also declined amidst ongoing FII selling dynamics.
💻 Information Technology
- Tech continues under pressure—companies like Coforge, Persistent, Infosys, and Nestle India are seeing significant declines, reflecting fading optimism post-earnings.
🛍️ Consumer & Pharma
- Cipla (+3%) and SBI Life (+2.5%) were among rare outperformers after strong Q1 results; Trident and other textile stocks also gained post the India‑UK FTA narrative.
⚡ IEX (Indian Energy Exchange)
- Staged 13% bounce after yesterday’s crash; remains under F&O ban due to regulatory concerns over pricing reforms.
📈 Technical Outlook
- Nifty slipped swiftly past 24,900, now testing the psychological support zone at 24,800–24,850. A break could lead to 24,700–24,750 next.
- Bank Nifty broke below 57,000, heading toward 56,400–56,500 support on heavy selling.
- Fin Nifty is aligned with financials pressure; key technical pivot at 26,700.
🌍 Global & Macro Factors
- FTAs in focus: While the India‑UK trade deal lifted select stocks, broader optimism is tempered given lagging progress on U.S.–India negotiations ahead of August 1 deadline.
- FII outflows weigh: Related rupee weakness was capped near ₹86.51/USD, contributing to equity downside pressure.
- Asian markets down: Regional indices slipped as investors brace for key U.S. inflation data and Fed/BofJ decisions; global equities trading cautiously.
🔔 Intraday Watchlist
- Bajaj Finance: Technical breakdown and asset quality concerns remain in focus.
- Tech names: Look for further deterioration in Coforge, Persistent, Infosys.
- Cipla, Trident, SBI Life: Defensive strength may offer offset to broader weakness.
- Critical levels: Nifty range near 24,850, Bank Nifty support around 56,500.
✅ Mid‑Day Takeaway
Another risk‑off session with financials and IT leading losses. Despite selective strength in consumer and defensive names, the market is vulnerable until clarity emerges on U.S. trade talks and corporate earnings. Technical structure now favors lower levels, with Nifty near 24,800 and Bank Nifty below 57,000. Intervention thresholds: a break below support zones or dovish global policy cues may shape the next leg.
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