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On July 25, markets extended losses with Sensex falling 720 points and Nifty closing below 25K. Weak earnings, continued FII selling, and sector-wide pressure dragged indices lower. Only Pharma and Healthcare showed resilience amid broad-based market weakness.
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Benchmark indices extended their losing streak for the second consecutive session on July 25, closing at their lowest levels in over a month.
The Sensex declined by 720 points, ending the day at 81,463, while the Nifty slipped 1%, settling at 24,837. This marks the fourth straight weekly loss for the Nifty, underlining persistent weakness and distribution across broader market segments.
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On the sectoral front, only Pharma and Healthcare managed to end in the green. The rest of the sectors witnessed significant pressure, with Media leading the losses, followed by Oil & Gas.
The downturn wasn’t confined to the benchmark indices. The broader markets also faced the brunt of the sell-off:
Nifty Midcap index declined 1.61%
Nifty Smallcap index dropped 2.10%
The pullback reflects a mix of concerning factors:
Disappointing corporate earnings
Muted management commentary
Continued foreign institutional selling
These elements have amplified investor caution, resulting in broad-based profit booking and a bearish undertone in market sentiment.
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Stock in Focus: Cipla
Amid the market weakness, Cipla emerged as a standout performer. The stock gained around 3.17%, making it one of the top gainers of the day, supported by positive momentum in the pharma space.
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