The Indian markets are set to open on a cautious note this Monday, influenced by global weakness, continued FII outflows, and muted cues from corporate earnings. Despite a profit beat from TCS, its weak revenue growth and downbeat commentary have weighed on IT sector sentiment. Investors are now looking forward to key macro data from the U.S. this week, which could drive global market direction.


🔍 Global Market Snapshot


🔻 Nifty Technical Outlook

Key LevelsRange
Support25,150 – 25,100
Resistance25,300 – 25,350

Nifty may remain range-bound today, with pressure likely from IT stocks and global sentiment. A break below 25,100 could see further downside, while sustained movement above 25,350 may lead to short-covering.


🏦 Institutional Activity – Friday, July 12

FII (Foreign Institutional Investors)

DII (Domestic Institutional Investors)

Monthly Tally (till July 12)


📈 FII Derivatives Positions

This suggests foreign investors are still positioning for potential downside or are protecting long portfolios with derivatives.


🔁 Options Market – July Expiry View


🧾 Corporate Earnings – Q1 FY2026

TCS (Announced July 10)

Despite the profit growth, weak topline performance and cautious commentary pulled the stock down post-results. IT index may stay under pressure today.

🔜 Upcoming Key Results This Week:


🌍 Global Events to Watch

Tonight (July 14, U.S. time):

This Week (Key Data):

Global markets will take cues from these numbers, which may influence flows into Indian equities.


✅ Market Summary Dashboard

ParameterStatus
GIFT Nifty~25,170 (↓ 0.2%)
Nifty Support25,150 / 25,100
Nifty Resistance25,300 / 25,350
FII Cash₹–5,104 Cr (Net Sell)
DII Cash₹+3,559 Cr (Net Buy)
FII DerivativesNet Short ₹3,500+ Cr (Futures & Options)
TCS Earnings ImpactDrag on IT; weak revenue outlook
U.S. FocusCPI & Retail Sales this week

🔔 Key Things to Watch Today

  1. IT Sector Pressure: After TCS results, watch Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro ahead of their earnings.
  2. FII Flows: If selling continues, expect pressure in large-caps.
  3. 25,150 Level: A breakdown may trigger selling toward 25,000.
  4. Stock-Specific Action: Mid- and small-cap companies announcing results could drive intraday volatility.
  5. Global Volatility: Anticipation ahead of U.S. CPI may limit aggressive positions.

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