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Nifty 50: Today’s Stock Market Trade Setup : July 21, 2025

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Nifty 50: Today’s Stock Market Trade Setup : July 21, 2025
Stock Market Today: Analysts say that although the short-term market texture is bad, a new sell-off won’t be feasible until the Nifty’s 24,900 elimination.
Today’s Stock Market: Due to further market consolidation, the benchmark Nifty-50 index closed the week ending July 18, 2025, 0.7% lower at 24,968.40. While Realty and Healthcare were among the top five gainers, the IT index was among the other major losers, while the Bank Nifty witnessed comparable losses at 56,283.00. The mid- and small-cap stocks had robust advances in the larger indices.

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Monday’s Trade Setup :
Although the market’s short-term texture is weak,a new sell-off won’t be feasible until the Nifty’s 24,900 elimination.The market is expected to retest the 24,600–24,500 range below this level,according to Amol Athawale, VP of Technical Research at Kotak Securities.

According to Athawale,56,900 may be a key resistance level for the bulls in the Bank Nifty.

Today’s world markets and Q1 findings :
While a number of well-known firms,including Infosys,Dr. Reddy Laboratories,Bajaj Finance,Nestle India,and Cipla,are expected to release their quarterly results,investors will initially respond to the results of three massive banks—Reliance,HDFC Bank,and ICICI Bank—during Monday early trading.

Market players throughout the world will keep an eye on trade deal developments, which may have an impact on FII flows and currency fluctuations. According to Ajit Mishra, SVP, Research, Religare Broking Ltd., uncertainty is still there as global markets reassess expectations for rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the face of sticky inflation and trade-related tensions.

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