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Indian markets saw a late-session rebound on July 8, with Nifty forming a bullish pattern amid global trade uncertainty. Strong sectoral performance and derivatives data point to a positive bias. Read on for key levels and outlook.
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Markets traded with mixed cues on Tuesday as global uncertainty over U.S. tariff policies kept investors cautious. While Wall Street showed indecision ahead of the Fed minutes and the upcoming Q2 earnings season, Indian equities staged a sharp late-session rebound on July 8, supported by selective buying and favorable technical indicators.
Nifty formed a bullish candle and is now poised for a breakout above the 25,600 level. Support is seen near 25,330. Derivatives data suggests a bullish undertone, with strong put writing and call unwinding. Bank Nifty also remained resilient, holding firm above the 57,000 mark. Overall, the market is expected to consolidate with a positive bias in the near term.
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Gift Nifty points to a flat to slightly negative start for Indian markets, amid global caution.
Nifty Range for Today: 25,300 – 25,700
Previous Session Recap – July 8, 2025
Sensex: +270 pts | Close: 83,712.51 (+0.32%)
Nifty: +61 pts | Close: 25,522.50 (+0.24%)
India VIX: -3% | Close: 12.18
Despite initial weakness, benchmark indices rebounded sharply in the final hour. Nifty reclaimed the 25,500 level, led by short-covering and selective gains in index heavyweights. Reports about a potential mini trade deal between India and the U.S. added a boost to investor sentiment.
Broader markets underperformed:
Nifty Midcap 100: -0.17%
Nifty Smallcap 100: -0.29%
Sectoral Trends
Gainers: Private Banks, IT, Realty, Media
Losers: Pharma, PSU Banks, FMCG
The Nifty formed a bullish candlestick with a higher high and higher low, indicating a continuation of the positive trend for a third straight session.
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Key Levels to Watch:
Immediate Resistance: 25,600 → Breakout may lead to 25,800
Immediate Support: 25,330 → Below this, support at 25,200–25,000 (20-day EMA & consolidation zone)
Strategy: Buy on dips as long as the index holds above the 25,200–25,000 support zone.
Intraday Levels
Nifty:
Resistance: 25,600 / 25,670
Support: 25,420 / 25,330
Bank Nifty:
Resistance: 57,430 / 57,650
Support: 56,920 / 56,700
U.S. Markets (July 8):
S&P 500: -0.1%
Dow Jones: -0.4%
Nasdaq: Flat
Wall Street stayed rangebound as investors reacted to President Trump’s decision not to extend the tariff deadline beyond August 1. A 50% levy on copper imports was also announced, indicating sector-specific pressure. Focus remains on the Fed minutes and the upcoming earnings season.
Asia-Pacific Markets (July 9):
Nikkei 225 (Japan): -0.23%
Topix: +0.17%
Kospi (South Korea): Flat
Kosdaq: +0.29%
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