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Global equities surged on July 24, led by optimism over US-Japan trade ties. Indian markets followed suit with Nifty closing above 25,200. The outlook remains bullish, with key resistance at 25,255. Sectoral trends and option data support momentum.
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Global markets extended their gains on July 24, with the S&P 500 hitting a fresh record high for the third consecutive session, driven by optimism around new U.S. trade deals. A key highlight was Japan’s $550 billion investment commitment as part of the ongoing negotiations with the U.S., which further lifted investor sentiment.
The Dow Jones and Nasdaq also closed higher, while U.S. Treasury yields inched up and the Dollar Index hovered near 97.
Meanwhile, gold edged lower and crude oil remained steady.
Across Asia, equities continued their upward momentum. Japan’s Topix Index surged 1.2% in early trade, touching a record high, as investor sentiment improved ahead of the August 1 tariff deadline.
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Indian benchmark indices wrapped up the previous session on a strong note. The Nifty reclaimed the 25,200 level, closing above a key resistance, reflecting renewed bullish momentum.
Sensex rose by 539.83 points (0.66%) to close at 82,726.64
Nifty climbed 159 points (0.63%) to settle at 25,219.90
This uptick was largely supported by global cues and optimism around the expected India-U.K. free trade agreement, scheduled to be signed on July 25.
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Gainers: Auto, Metals, Oil & Gas, Consumer Durables, Pharma, Private & PSU Banks, and Telecom (0.5%–1% gains)
Laggards: Realty (-2.6%), Media (-1%), FMCG (-0.5%)
Midcap Index: +0.24%
Smallcap Index: Flat, reflecting stock-specific activity
On the daily chart, Nifty formed a bullish candlestick and closed above its 20-day EMA, a level that previously acted as resistance.
Key Breakout Level: 25,255 (Previous week’s high)
Upside Target: 25,500–25,600 (if breakout sustains)
Immediate Support: 25,000–24,900 (50-day EMA & lower channel support)
Failure to break above 25,255 decisively may lead to continued consolidation in the 25,250–24,900 range.
Intraday Levels – July 25
Nifty:
Resistance: 25,290 & 25,400
Support: 25,120 & 25,030
Bank Nifty:
Resistance: 57,350 & 57,630
Support: 56,930 & 56,710
Gift Nifty indicates a flat-to-positive start, with Nifty expected to consolidate in the 25,000–25,400 range for the day.
S&P 500: +0.8% — fresh record close
Dow Jones & Nasdaq: Closed higher
Topix (Japan): +1.2% — record levels
Key Driver: U.S.-Japan trade pact optimism and global risk-on sentiment
Sector Focus: Gains led by healthcare; utilities and consumer staples lagged
Asian markets remain buoyant, rising for the sixth consecutive session, with broad-based optimism seen across key indices.
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