Selling spoiled the move, the stock market at a one -month low, what will happen in August?

Share market review: The Indian stock markets dominated the selling in the last week of July. Both Sensex and Nifty reached a one -month low under selling pressure. Know how the market trend will be in the coming week and what to do investors?

How was the Sensex and Nifty move: On July 21, the local stock market came to a halt over the ongoing decline from the last 2 trading sessions and the BSE Sensex rose to 443 points. The Nifty also climbed 122 points to 25000. The Sensex and Nifty remained almost stable on 22 July. On July 23, the Sensex rose 540 points to 82,727. The Nifty also gained 159 points to close at 25,219.90 points.

Just like last week, the last 2 days of stock markets appeared in the red mark this week. On July 24, the Sensex fell 542.47 points to close at 82,184 and the Nifty closed at 25,062 points. On July 25, the stock market recorded a steep decline. The Sensex slipped 721 points to close at 81,463.09 points. The Nifty closed at 24,837 after staying above 25000 throughout the week. Investors’ assets declined by Rs 8.67 lakh crore due to a sharp decline of 2 days.

These factors changed market moves: Following quarterly financial results, buying in major shares like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank rose in the market on Monday. On Tuesday, the impact of the rise in the shares of private banks ended due to damage in oil and gas and IT companies.
The Indian stock markets on Wednesday showed a boom due to a strong trend in Asian markets. After the trade agreement between Japan and the United States, there was a positive attitude in Asian markets as well as a huge buying in shares of banks and petroleum companies. The last 2 days of selling in domestic stock markets continued due to the soft -quarterly results of companies and disappointing global signals. Financial, IT and oil and gas stocks were sold in heavy selling amidst the frequent withdrawal of foreign capital.

SEBI awareness initiative: Market regulator SEBI has launched a shared investor awareness campaign in collaboration with market opportunities and mutual fund bodies ‘Amphi’ to deal with financial fraud in the securities market and safety of investors. It aims to strengthen the safety of investors and deal with financial fraud and scams in the security market.

SEBI has launched a joint media campaign called ‘SEBI vs. Scam’, in collaboration with market infrastructure institutes (MII) and Amphi, in collaboration with market infrastructure institutes (MII) and Amphi. These include unregistered investment advice from fake trading apps, social media and financial impact people, deepfac, courses promising guaranteed returns and illegal ‘dabba’ and ‘opinion’ trading.
According to SEBI, this initiative will be focused on investing the danger bell, using the verification protocol and making them aware to follow good digital practices.

How will the next week be: Globally, the market will determine the direction of Sensex and Nifty in the coming week. Trump has announced the tariff from 1 August. In such a situation, along with the decision on tariff, Trump’s rhetoric will also affect the market move. This week too, many companies are going to come to the project results on the stock market.

What do experts say: Market expert Yogesh Bagaura Told that this week the market will depend on Trump Tariff. However, the market does not expect much from Trump. If India is less than 15 percent tariffs, then it will bring new energy in the market. He said that Bharti by Trump

Negative statements on tech companies have affected the shares of tech companies. If Trump takes any action even further, a major decline in shares of IT companies may appear.

He said that Nifty currently has support between 24300 and 24500. If this is broken, the market can fall to 23200. If the Nifty crosses the 24900 level, it can grow in a positive direction in the market.

Market expert Manish Upadhyay Told that the market was under partial pressure this week. The market will remain the same next week. The game of tariffs can affect markets around the world. The results of companies, foreign market moves and foreign investors’ stance will run the market. He said that there is no possibility of ups and downs in the market in the coming week.

Disclaimer: This article is only aimed at information. This is not an investment advice. Be sure to consult your financial advisor before any investment.