Mumbai: The Indian stock market witnessed a sharp correction on 11 July 2025, as benchmark indices closed in deep red territory, weighed down by global uncertainty and broad-based selling pressure. The Nifty 50 index closed at 25,149.85, registering a fall of 205.40 points (-0.81%), extending Thursday’s losses and breaching key support levels.
The index opened at 25,255.50, touched a high of 25,322.45, and hit an intraday low of 25,129.00, indicating consistent downward pressure throughout the session.
Top Gainers: Midcaps Steal the Show
Despite the broader selloff, select midcap and small-cap counters saw notable buying interest.
Symbol
LTP
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
SOMATEX
64.66
+10.77
+19.99%
10.52
6.73
TARMAT
62.50
+8.24
+15.19%
13.01
7.89
GLENMARK
2,175.90
+271.90
+14.28%
156.80
3,427.09
SALONA
283.00
+34.70
+13.98%
2.70
7.85
EIEL
276.02
+30.82
+12.57%
819.57
2,243.58
Glenmark, riding on strong buying momentum, gained over ₹270 and witnessed robust turnover of ₹3,427 crore, signaling institutional participation. EIEL also saw high trading volumes and significant price appreciation, indicating aggressive accumulation.
Top Losers: Pressure in Microcaps and Real Estate Stocks
A few counters bore the brunt of selling and profit-booking.
Symbol
LTP
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
INTERNET
13.37
-1.85
-12.16%
8.70
1.17
PARSVNATH
23.94
-2.66
-10.00%
55.10
13.64
JINDWORLD
42.90
-3.72
-7.98%
89.98
39.58
DCM
116.68
-10.02
-7.91%
10.34
13.10
PENINLAND
40.00
-3.32
-7.66%
28.84
12.21
Parsvnath and Internet were among the top losers, each falling over 10%, reflecting weak sentiment in select microcaps and real estate-linked counters.
Market Sentiment and Outlook
The decline in key indices reflects growing caution among investors, driven by a mix of global cues, rate uncertainty, and profit-booking in heavyweight stocks. However, the strong movement in midcaps suggests selective optimism in theme-based plays and under-researched stocks.
Analysts believe that while headline indices may continue to face resistance due to macro uncertainties, the accumulation in quality midcaps shows signs of long-term bullish undertones.
Conclusion
July 11, 2025, marked another volatile session for Indian equities with sharp corrections across indices. While the broader sentiment remains risk-averse, resilience in midcaps and selective buying are clear indicators of investor focus shifting toward specific opportunities amid the ongoing market consolidation. Traders are advised to remain stock-specific and cautious ahead of key macroeconomic triggers.