Mid-Day Market Update 11 July 2025: Nifty Below 25,160 as IT Drags, HUL and Glenmark Buck the Trend
By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter
Indian stock market mid-day update for July 11, 2025: Nifty drops to 25,159 as TCS-led IT slide continues. Bank Nifty, Sensex, and Fin Nifty remain under pressure. HUL surges on new CEO news, Glenmark Pharma rallies on global licensing deal.
📊 Index Update (Mid‑Day July 11)
- Nifty 50: Opened 25,255.50, now 25,159.45 (−96.05 pts; −0.38%)
- Bank Nifty: From 56,843.45 to 56,719.65 (−123.80 pts; −0.22%)
- Sensex: From 82,820.76 to 82,528.90 (−291.86 pts; −0.35%)
- Fin Nifty: From 26,917.50 to 26,853.50 (−64.00 pts; −0.24%)
The session is reflecting profit-taking pressure following IT weakness, with Nifty struggling below 25,200–25,300. Reuters notes an IT-led slide after TCS reported soft Q1 revenues, while tariff tensions and rupee depreciation are weighing on sentiment.
🔍 Sector Snapshot & Movers
🧑💻 IT
- The biggest laggard: Nifty IT down 1.1%. Major players TCS, Infosys, and Wipro dropped 2%, 1.5%, and 1.2% respectively, after TCS’ Q1 revenue fell short of estimates.
🛒 FMCG
- The only bright spot: Hindustan Unilever surged 4.4% following the appointment of new CEO Priya Nair, lifting the FMCG index.
🪙 Pharma
- Glenmark Pharma jumped 10% after securing a licensing deal with AbbVie on cancer drugs.
🛢️ Auto & Metals
- Autos continue to underperform: Nifty Auto index declined 1.3% .
- Metals also flat/weak, amid broader risk-off sentiment.
🏗️ Banking & Financials
- Hold-ups across Bank Nifty and Fin Nifty indexes; volumes pulled back after derivatives volatility dropped.
📈 Technical Outlook
- Nifty dropped below key support zone of 25,200–25,300, now aiming for 25,100. A sustained break below 25,150 may prompt a test of 25,000.
- Bank Nifty remains range-bound between 56,600–57,000. A bounce above ~57k could stabilize financials.
- Fin Nifty mirrors banking; banks showing mixed trend, though some housing/power financiers are holding up.
🌍 Global & Macro Factors
- TCS revenue miss: A signal of cautious global IT spending amid U.S. trade tariff worries.
- Global trade pressure: Trump’s 35% tariff on Canada, and 15–20% possible on other partners, is dampening risk appetite.
- Rupee weakness: The INR weakened 0.3% to 85.8650/USD, pressured by dollar strength and modest FII outflows.
- Options volume drop: SEBI’s ban on Jane Street continues to suppress Bank Nifty derivative volumes.
- Asian outlook: Mixed performance, with inflows into Asia’s shares in June, though tariff jitters remain top-of-mind.
🔔 Intraday Watchlist
- TCS & Tech space: Any further headwinds from earnings could drag broader markets.
- HUL & Select Pharma: Tactical rallies likely driven by corporate news.
- Support Level: Nifty 25,100–25,150 watch for bounce or break.
- Rupee Reaction: A test of 86/USD likely to pressure importers, pharma, and capped consumer names.
✅ Mid‑Day Summary
Markets are under pressure, led by IT-related selloffs and macro uncertainty. Defensive plays like FMCG and pharma are outperforming, while banking and auto sectors are struggling. Technically, Nifty is flirting with 25,150 support; clarity may come from trade headlines and Q1 tech earnings. Remain cautious, with pivot levels guiding day’s flow.
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