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Mid‑Day Market Update 5 Aug 2025: Nifty Rebounds Amid Auto Rally; IT Stays Weak

Mid‑Day Market Update 5 Aug 2025: Nifty Rebounds Amid Auto Rally; IT Stays Weak

By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter


Indian equities rebound mid‑day on August 5, 2025: Nifty climbs 0.5%, Sensex up 240 pts. Auto & metals rally; Bank Nifty consolidates near 55,600. Export-linked IT and pharma slip on trade concerns. RBI policy in focus. Read sector breakdowns and technical outlook.


📊 Mid‑Day Index Snapshot (Aug 4)

Markets are steadying after an earlier dip buying notable in auto, metals, and selective cyclicals.


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🔍 Sector-Wise Highlights

🚗 Auto & Metals

Auto and metal stocks led today’s gains: Hero MotoCorp, TVS, JSW Steel advanced 1–2% after healthy July sales data and positive global flow into cyclicals.

🏦 Financials / Fin Nifty

The financial sector is consolidating; Bank Nifty remains anchored in 55,500–55,600. With RBI policy due this week, traders await clarity on interest rate guidance.

🧑‍💻 IT & Export-Linked Names

Exporters including IT and pharma continue under pressure following Trump’s tariff warning. The 25% levies on Indian goods have dented investor sentiment toward these defensive export names.

🛒 FMCG & Defensive Picks

HUL jumped 4% on encouraging Q1 earnings and strong domestic demand outlook. FMCG indices are outperforming, offering a defensive hedge amid volatility.


📈 Technical Watchpoints


🌍 Market Drivers & Macro Context

  1. Five Straight Weekly Losses Ended
    India marked its fifth consecutive weekly drop the longest stretch in 2 years. Today’s resumption of gains provides respite, but underlying risk-off bias remains intact.
  2. Trump Tariff Warning Weighs
    Renewed threats from President Trump over U.S. sanctions on India’s oil imports raised export risk. Nifty dropped beneath 24,650 before buying returned.
  3. Fed Rate-Cut Expectations Gain Traction
    A weak U.S. jobs report has lifted the odds of a September cut to nearly 80%, lending support to Asian markets and easing bond market tensions.
  4. RBI Policy Week Ahead
    Markets are bracing for the RBI meeting on August 6. Risk remains elevated in export-heavy names unless clarity emerges on rate action or liquidity support.
  5. FII Selling Continues
    Foreign funds extended their 10-day selling streak today, prompting caution. Domestic defensive play and mid-cap bargain interest are helping offset pressure.

🔔 Intraday Strategy & Trade Ideas

Index / EventKey SupportResistance ZoneOutlook
Nifty24,650–24,67024,750–24,800Buy dips toward 24,750
Bank Nifty55,500–55,55055,650–55,700Directional break above 55,650
Fin Nifty26,45026,600–26,650Hold above support, watch financial names
Auto / Metal focusStrong momentum; trade pullbacks
Export names (IT, Pharma)Continue to monitor downside exposure
FMCG / HULDefensive strength intact

✅ Mid‑Day Summary

After a volatile start tied to U.S. trade threats, Indian markets are stabilizing led by cyclical strength in auto and metal majors, alongside resilient consumer names like HUL. Export-heavy IT and pharma remain soggy. The tug-of-war between potential Fed dovishness and RBI policy direction is shaping intraday flows. Key levels to watch: Nifty 24,650–24,800, Bank Nifty 55,500–55,650, Fin Nifty 26,450–26,650.


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