Stock market: Nifty setup, Trump tariffs, Q1 results :
Stock Market Today: Experts predict that the 24400–24350 range will serve as an instant support for the Nifty-50 Index.
Stock Market Today: Amid concerns over Trump tariffs, the benchmark Nifty-50 index closed the week ending August 1, 2025, more than 1% lower at 24,565.35. While FMCG and Industrials were among the major outperformers, Realty and Pharma were among the major underperformers, and the Bank Nifty, at 55,617.60, also closed more than 1% lower. During the week,there was also a lot of pressure on mid and small caps.
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Monday’s Trade Setup :
The 24400–24350 range is anticipated to provide as an instant support for the Nifty-50 Index. A persistent decline below this could hasten the decline even more. However, according to Sudeep Shah, Vice-President & Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, the 50-day EMA zone of 24900–24950 currently represents a significant obstacle.
According to Shah, the 55200–55100 range would serve as a crucial support for the Bank Nifty in the future.
Today’s world markets and Q1 findings :
In light of important central bank decisions,corporate earnings reports,and trade-related events,volatility is predicted to stay elevated throughout the next week.
Selective accumulation in fundamentally sound companies during dips might present advantageous long-term possibilities,even though a defensive posture could be sensible in the short term. Until more information on U.S.trade policy and macroeconomic trends becomes available, sectors that are susceptible to global volatility,particularly IT and metals,should be handled cautiously. Ajit Mishra, SVP, Research, Religare Broking Ltd., stated that traders will need to practice disciplined risk management and judicious position size due to the current technical weakness and external concerns.
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