Nifty 50 Technical Outlook and Top Stock Analysis (July 9, 2025)
Explore today’s Nifty 50 technical outlook, key levels of top-weighted stocks, and how global cues—from the Dow Jones to Hang Seng—may shape India’s market movement.
Market Overview: Nifty 50 Holds Steady Amid Global Ambiguity
As of July 9, 2025, the Nifty 50 continues to show a mild bullish bias, closing at 25,522.50, up by +61.20 points (0.24%). Despite cautious sentiment across global indices, Indian equities are supported by strong movement in key banking and IT stocks.
The sentiment, however, is not overly euphoric. Market participants remain watchful of US tariffs, election-year volatility, and mixed signals from global peers.
Global Market Snapshot: Mixed Cues Ahead
US Futures (as of 7:45 AM IST)
Index | Value | Change | Sentiment |
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US 30 (Dow) | 44,222.5 | -18.3 (-0.04%) | Flat/Weak Bias |
US 500 (S&P) | 6,224.5 | -1.0 (-0.02%) | Neutral |
US Tech 100 | 22,702.1 | -0.2 (0.00%) | Flat |
US 2000 | 2,223.7 | -5.0 (-0.23%) | Weakness in Midcaps |
S&P VIX | 17.90 | -0.12 (-0.65%) | Lower Volatility |
Interpretation:
US futures remain largely flat with a slightly negative tilt. Lower VIX signals reduced fear, but tech and small caps remain rangebound. No major risk-off signs, but directionless sentiment may limit Nifty upside.
Asian Indices (as of 7:45 AM IST)
Index | Value | Change | Sentiment |
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Nikkei 225 | 39,670.00 | -18.81 (-0.05%) | Neutral |
ASX 200 | 8,569.00 | -21.70 (-0.25%) | Mild Weakness |
Shanghai | 3,508.31 | +10.84 (+0.31%) | Positive Bias |
SZSE Component | 10,625.41 | +37.01 (+0.35%) | Bullish |
China A50 | 13,832.45 | +55.72 (+0.40%) | Strong Gains |
PSEi (Philippines) | 6,457.88 | +24.28 (+0.38%) | Bullish |
Hang Seng | 23,934.00 | -214.07 (-0.89%) | Sharp Decline |
KOSPI (Korea) | 3,125.44 | +10.49 (+0.34%) | Positive Bias |
Interpretation:
Asian markets are mixed, with strong gains in China and Korea, while Hang Seng’s 0.89% fall drags sentiment due to tech pressure. Nifty might open slightly positive but will watch global flows closely.
Top 10 Weighted Nifty 50 Stocks – Technical Analysis
1. HDFC Bank (Weight: 13.19%)
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CMP: ₹2001.40 | Change: +₹14.00 (0.70%)
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Support: ₹1960 | Resistance: ₹2025
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Outlook: Bullish bias with healthy momentum. A break above ₹2025 may trigger ₹2050 levels.
2. ICICI Bank (Weight: 8.91%)
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CMP: ₹1442.00 | Change: +₹6.30 (0.44%)
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Support: ₹1410 | Resistance: ₹1455
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Outlook: Mild bullishness. Watch for a breakout above ₹1455.
3. Reliance Industries (Weight: 8.79%)
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CMP: ₹1537.60 | Change: -₹3.90 (-0.25%)
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Support: ₹1510 | Resistance: ₹1555
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Outlook: Sideways trend. Needs clear direction with volume.
4. Infosys (INFY) (Weight: 4.99%)
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CMP: ₹1638.70 | Change: +₹11.70 (0.72%)
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Support: ₹1600 | Resistance: ₹1655
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Outlook: Bullish. May test ₹1660 on sustained buying.
5. Bharti Airtel (Weight: 4.74%)
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CMP: ₹2030.00 | Change: -₹3.90 (-0.19%)
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Support: ₹2000 | Resistance: ₹2050
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Outlook: Neutral consolidation. A breakout above ₹2050 could bring momentum.
6. Larsen & Toubro (LT) (Weight: 3.73%)
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CMP: ₹3606.40 | Change: +₹25.00 (0.70%)
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Support: ₹3550 | Resistance: ₹3650
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Outlook: Bullish with steady uptrend. Ideal for buy-on-dips.
7. ITC (Weight: 3.35%)
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CMP: ₹417.20 | Change: +₹1.05 (0.25%)
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Support: ₹410 | Resistance: ₹425
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Outlook: Gradual strength building. ₹425 is crucial resistance.
8. TCS (Weight: 3.06%)
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CMP: ₹3406.20 | Change: -₹5.50 (-0.16%)
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Support: ₹3375 | Resistance: ₹3440
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Outlook: ⚖️ Mild pullback. Watch for breakout or breakdown near ₹3440.
9. Axis Bank (Weight: 2.97%)
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CMP: ₹1165.40 | Change: -₹9.70 (-0.83%)
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Support: ₹1150 | Resistance: ₹1185
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Outlook: Weak bias. Likely to consolidate before the reversal attempt.
10. Kotak Bank (Weight: 2.75%)
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CMP: ₹2224.50 | Change: +₹74.70 (+3.47%)
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Support: ₹2175 | Resistance: ₹2260
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Outlook: Bullish breakout. Momentum intact if sustains above ₹2230.
Sectoral Highlights
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Banking stocks (especially Kotak and HDFC Bank) are driving Nifty with strong gains.
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IT sector remains supportive, with Infosys showing strength; TCS is rangebound.
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Reliance and Airtel are dragging a bit, contributing to index capping.
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L&T and ITC provide steady gains from the infrastructure and FMCG sides.
Conclusion
While global cues are mixed, India remains resilient with sector-specific leadership. Traders should keep an eye on Kotak Bank, Infosys, and L&T for short-term momentum. However, caution is advised due to global indecisiveness and Hang Seng's weakness.
Intraday Strategy Suggestion:
Buy-on-dips in Infosys, Kotak Bank, and HDFC Bank with strict stop-loss. Stay light on Reliance and Axis Bank till a clearer trend emerges.
Author’s Note:
This analysis is based on available market data and charts at the time of writing (July 9, 2025, 7:50 AM IST). The goal is to provide a directional view, not investment advice. Always apply stop-loss and conduct due diligence.
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