Post Market Report – 24 July 2025 | Nifty & Sensex Close Lower Amid Global Cues
The Indian stock market ended the trading session on 24 July 2025 in negative territory, reflecting global market jitters, profit booking, and weakness in key sectors like banking and finance. Let's dive into today’s full market analysis.
📉 Market Summary
- Nifty 50: Closed at 23,845.50, down 124.65 points (-0.52%)
- Sensex: Closed at 79,325.60, down 312.40 points (-0.39%)
- Bank Nifty: Down 0.75% as private banks saw sharp profit booking
🌍 Global Market Impact
Weak overnight closing in US indices like Nasdaq and Dow, alongside cautious sentiments in European and Asian markets, influenced today’s domestic sentiment. Investors remain watchful ahead of the US Fed's interest rate announcement.
📊 Sectoral Performance
- Top Gainers: IT, Pharma, FMCG
- Top Losers: Banks, Financial Services, Realty
🔍 Key Stocks in Focus
- Infosys: Rose 1.2% on strong client deal pipeline
- HDFC Bank: Dropped 2.1% due to profit booking
- Reliance: Flat as investors await Q1 earnings
📈 Technical View
Nifty broke below key support at 23,900 and may test 23,700 in coming sessions. RSI shows bearish momentum; traders should stay cautious. A close below 23,800 would confirm further weakness.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – 24 July 2025 Post Market
1. Why did Nifty and Sensex close lower today?
Both Nifty and Sensex closed lower due to weak global cues, FII outflows, and pressure on banking stocks.
2. Which sectors performed well today?
IT and Pharma sectors showed resilience, while banking and financial stocks faced pressure.
3. What were the key reasons for market volatility on 24 July?
Volatility was due to weak global sentiments, profit booking, and concern over economic data.
4. Is it a good time to invest after today’s dip?
Experts suggest being cautious but consider buying quality stocks during corrections.
5. Where can I learn stock market basics?
You can start with the beginner's guide: Mastering Stock Market Basics.
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