Nifty weekly report: Last week, the stock market took a negative attitude amid volatility, where the Nifty closed at 25,140.55. This level is close to an important support zone, which can prove to be decisive for the coming time. Global signals, domestic inflation estimates, and major corporate results played an important role in determining the market direction. Factors such as the US inflation data, the fall in crude oil prices, and the introduction of the Q1 result season affected investors’ sentiments. In this article, we will make a detailed analysis of Nifty’s support-resistance level, sectorial performance, major events and strategic advice for investors, so that every investor can improve his trading or investment plan.

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Technical Chart Analysis:

• This week Nifty faced resistance near 25,800.

• Nifty slipped to the support zone of 25,100 – 25,140 due to increased selling pressure.

• If the level of 25,100 breaks, the next support can be around 24,950 and then around 24,700.

Resistance level:

• First resistance: 25,350 – 25,400

• Second resistance: 25,600 – 25,800

Support level:

• First Support: 25,100 – 25,140 (Current Support)

• Second Support: 24,950 – 24,700

Trend:

• Short term trend is weak. The pattern of lower high and lower low is made.

Sectorial performance (brief observation of the week)

• IT Sector: Weakness. Pressure appeared before the Q1 results of the companies came.

• Auto Sector: Strengthen. Stocks like Maruti and M&M saw shopping.

• Banking Sector: Done. Especially PSU banks saw profit booking.

• FMCG Sector: Stagnant performance. Investors want to be safe in defensive sectors.

• Real Estate Sector: Fast. Stocks like DLF and Godrej recorded strength.

Global events and their effects

1. US CPI Data (10 July 2025):

Inflation in America was slightly less than expected. Due to this, the market remained uncertain about the Fed’s next interest rate policy. The USD saw weakness, which affected the Indian market.

2. Indian Inflation Projection (8 July 2025):

Inflation increased slightly. This increased the vigilance in the market and the purchase slowed down.

3. Decline in crude oil prices:

Brent crude fell below $ 83 per barrel. This may have a positive impact on the margins of auto and FMCG companies.

4Iran-Israel break in conflict:

Temporary peace in the Middle East led to a fall in gold prices and slight relief in the stock markets.

Economic news and corporate events

• Q1 results of TCS and Infosys:

TCS’s profits remained almost estimated, but the number of new deals declined. The results of Infosys were weakened by expectation, increasing pressure on the IT index.

• Pre-regult report of HDFC Bank:

The bank’s loan growth remained stable, but the CASA ratio decreased. This put pressure on the stock.

• SEBI’s new IT system proposal:

SEBI instructed the exchanges to make full use of their IT capacity. This keeps an eye on the technology sector.

Activities of foreign institutional investors (FII)

• FIIS sold about Rs 4,200 crore this week.

• Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) supported the market, but still continued weakness.

Strategy for investors

Advice for Long Term Investor

• Continue investing in good stocks like HDFC Bank, TCS, Maruti, Asian Paints etc. during the market fall.

• Do not be afraid of volatility. It would be prudent to continue SIP.

Advice for short term traders

• If Nifty is closed below 25,100, a short position can be created.

• If the bounceback comes, it would be appropriate to book profit between 25,350 – 25,400.

Caution

• Stocks will fluctuate due to Q1 results.

• Keep an eye on global signals such as Fed’s policy, dollar index and crude price movement.

Conclusion

This week remained under pressure for Nifty. The short -term approach is slightly weak, but this decline may bring good opportunities for long -term investors. Sectoral rotation continues. Auto, real estate and some midcap stocks saw a boom, while IT and banking sector remained under pressure.