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Indian benchmark indices closed marginally higher on July 1 in a subdued session marked by range-bound movement. PSU banks led sectoral gains, while Apollo Hospitals rose over 3%. Nestlé India emerged as the top loser, dragging the FMCG pack.
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Indian markets ended in negative territory today after a volatile session. The Nifty slipped below the 25,500 mark as traders booked profits in realty and financial counters. However, a partial recovery in the latter half of the session helped trim some of the intraday losses.
On the technical front, a noticeable red candle with a slightly lower wick appeared on the daily chart. This indicates that the index is undergoing a downward correction after approaching resistance levels.
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Sensex declined by 287.60 points, or 0.34%, to close at 83,409.69
Nifty fell by 88.40 points, or 0.35%, to end at 25,453.40
Sectoral Trends
Metal stocks led the gains, rising 1.4%
Consumer Durables also saw positive momentum, with an increase of 1%
On the downside, PSU Banks, Capital Goods, Realty, Media, and Power sectors saw declines in the range of 0.4% to 1.4%
Broader Market Movement
The BSE Midcap Index slipped 0.2%
The BSE Smallcap Index also edged down by 0.2%, indicating mild profit-booking across the broader market
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Tata Steel was among the top performers, gaining 3.68% on the back of sectoral strength in metals
On the losing side, Shriram Finance recorded the steepest drop of the day, falling 2.85%, amid pressure across financial stocks
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That wraps up today’s market summary.
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