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Broader Markets in Red as Profit-Booking Hits Heavyweights

Synopsis:

Indian markets declined on July 11, with Sensex and Nifty losing 1% for the second week. TCS's weak Q1 results and US tariffs on Canada dampened sentiment, while Hindustan Unilever gained and sector-wide losses weighed on the broader market.


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 Broader Markets in Red as Profit-Booking Hits Heavyweights

India’s domestic equity markets closed lower on July 11, as a weak start to the Q1 earnings season and renewed global trade concerns weighed on investor sentiment. The downturn followed the United States’ decision to impose a 35% tariff on Canadian imports, stoking fears of escalating trade tensions.

Both the benchmark indices—Sensex and Nifty—declined by 1% for the second consecutive week, extending their losing streak.

  • The Sensex slipped by 689.81 points, or 0.83%, to close at 82,500.47.

  • The Nifty fell by 205.40 points, or 0.81%, ending at 25,149.85.

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HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD.

Trade

2519.6111.20 (4.61 %)

Updated - 11 July 2025
2530.00day high
DAY HIGH
2461.00day low
DAY LOW
7242235
VOLUME (BSE)

Sectoral Performance

The market breadth was largely negative, with all major sectoral indices ending in the red, barring:

  • FMCG, which edged up by 0.5%, and

  • Pharma, which gained 0.7%.

Losses of around 1% were seen across key sectors, including

  • Auto

  • Information Technology

  • Media

  • Oil and Gas

  • Consumer Durables

  • Capital Goods

  • Realty

  • Telecom

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Key Stock Highlights

The session opened on a weak footing, following disappointing earnings from IT major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). This set a negative tone across the broader market, further aggravated by profit-taking in heavyweight stocks across multiple sectors.

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That wraps up today’s market commentary.

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