Weekly Market Wrap: Saturday, July 12th 2025
# Nifty (-1.22%) fell and for the 2nd straight week as the smile was clearly missing at the bulls’ camp, and most importantly, even the vision was blurred.
# Anxiety prevailed on backdrop of investors being mindful of the risks, awaiting anxiously, India and the US trade tariff deal.
# Bank Nifty (-0.49%) was also seen in a wait-and-watch mode and most importantly, mirroring Nifty’s sluggishness.
# The broader markets were seen underperforming as the Nifty Mid-cap 50 index dropped 2.13% while the Nifty Small-cap index ended 1.42% lower.
# Nifty is way above its 200-DMA at 24088 mark.
# Week Ahead – July 14th
# Moving forward, the 4-key catalysts will command investors’ attention:
1) Traders will have to spy with one big eye on the repercussions of President Donald Trump's latest barrage of tariff threats.
2) Trump’s tariff deal with India.
3) Also, all eyes will be on corporate India’s Q1 earnings season as concerns rise about a lackluster earnings season, following IT giant Tata Consultancy Services' weak quarterly show and disappointing commentary.
4) FII selling: In the week gone by, the FIIs were net sellers to the tune of Rs. 4511 crores.
# Technically speaking, the biggest interweek support for Nifty will be at 25000 (low as on June 24th). Below Nifty 25000, the downside risk is seen at 23936 (low as on May 9th )
Tough resistance to continue at Nifty’s recent highs at 25669 area.
# The Gyan Mantra: Volatility is likely to be the hallmark. Nifty’s bullish constructive stance only above 25670 mark. Until then caution should be the buzzword.
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