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Nifty, Sensex Post-Market Report Today (5 August 2025) – Market Ends Flat Amid Volatility

Post-Market Report – 5 August 2025 (Nifty & Sensex)
Indian equity markets ended on a flat note today after a highly volatile session. Nifty closed just above 22,330, while Sensex hovered near 73,760.

📊 Market Summary

On 5 August 2025, Indian stock markets opened on a cautious note, tracking mixed global cues. During the day, the indices swung between gains and losses amid heavy selling in IT and FMCG stocks, which offset gains in auto and energy sectors. The day ended with the benchmark indices flat.

  • Nifty 50: Closed at 22,333.90 (-1.10 points or -0.01%)
  • Sensex: Ended at 73,764.20 (-4.90 points or -0.01%)
  • Bank Nifty: Settled at 48,623.75 (+31.25 points or +0.06%)

💼 Sector Performance

Top Gainers Top Losers
Auto, Oil & Gas, Metal IT, FMCG, Pharma

Auto and metal stocks saw buying interest ahead of festive season demand expectations and improving manufacturing data. Meanwhile, profit booking in IT and FMCG dragged overall sentiment.

📌 Top Nifty Gainers

  • Tata Motors: +3.24%
  • ONGC: +2.87%
  • Coal India: +2.11%

📉 Top Nifty Losers

  • HUL: -1.85%
  • Infosys: -1.64%
  • LTIMindtree: -1.29%

🌐 Global Market Cues

US markets ended mixed last Friday, while Asian markets traded sideways today amid concerns over global growth. Investors await key economic data from the US and China later this week. European indices opened cautiously as well.

📈 Technical Outlook (Nifty)

  • Resistance: 22,400 – 22,480
  • Support: 22,260 – 22,180
  • Trend: Sideways with mild bullish bias above 22,300

The Nifty remained rangebound but showed buying interest at lower levels. A breakout above 22,400 could lead to short-term bullish momentum.

🏦 FII/DII Data (Provisional)

  • FII: +₹473 crore (Net Buyers)
  • DII: -₹251 crore (Net Sellers)

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers for the second consecutive day, indicating sustained inflows amid global uncertainty.

🔍 Market Sentiment & Outlook

Overall, the market is showing resilience despite global headwinds and domestic macro concerns. Investors are advised to stay stock-specific and avoid aggressive positions until a clear breakout is seen. Earnings season and upcoming economic data will likely drive momentum.

📅 What to Watch Tomorrow (6 August 2025)

  • US non-farm payroll data
  • Domestic services PMI data
  • Stock-specific earnings: Tata Power, DLF

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