Stock Market News: On Monday, July 21, 2025, the decline from the last two trading sessions came to an end on the first trading day of the week. The 30 -digit BSE SECEX where 443 points, or 0.54 percent, came up and came to 82,200.34 points. At the same time, the Nifty-50 on NSE also climbed 122.30 points i.e. 0.49% to 25,090.70. Due to the financial results of HDFC and ICICI Bank, the market showed a boom due to Kharadari.

Earlier on Friday, the Nifty closed down a month’s low of one month and closed. The strength of the Asian market and the capital flow of foreign institutional investors also supported the market.

Eternal shares

Due to the tremendous result of the first quarter, the stock has seen a gain of 5.38 percent in the stock which was earlier Zomato. On the other hand, ICICI Bank’s stock has jumped 2.76%. In the June quarter, the bank’s share has been raised after the information that the integrated net profit jumped 15.9% to Rs 13,558 crore. HDFC Bank shares jumped 2.19%.

However, HDFC Bank’s integrated net profit during the first litst of FY 2025-26 declined by 1.31% to Rs 16,258 crore, despite its shares jump. Shares of Kotak Mahindra Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharat Electronics and Tata Motors also closed with profits.

Decline in these shares

By the way, stocks of Reliance Industries, the country’s most valuable company in terms of market capital, saw a decline of 3.29%. In the April-June quarter, the company has gained a record quarter of Rs 26,994 crore. Along with this, shares of other shares like Tata Consultancy Services, ITC, Hindustan Unilever and HCL have also been in disadvantage.

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Global Market Crash: On Monday, markets from all over the world fell in such a way that it will merge directly into the Hades. The tremendous tariff and China’s sharp retaliation by US President Donald Trump shook the stock market of the whole world. China has announced a tax of 34 percent on all the goods coming from the US, which will be applicable from April 10. Its effect was so tremendous that in just two days, a market value of 9 trillion dollars has flew up worldwide.

The worst day of markets in America

The US stock market saw a historic decline on Friday. 6 percent in S&P 500, 5.5 percent in Dow Jones and 5.8 percent in NASDAQ. On Monday, the futures were going down even more. US crude oil prices fell below $ 60 per barrel and the dollar value fell to 145.98 yen.

India is also not left, Sensex-Nifty collapsed

There was chaos in the stock market in India on Monday. The Sensex fell by 2,227 points to close at 73,137.90, while the Nifty fell 743 points to 22,161.60. In the day -long trading, both index had broken up to about 5 per cent, although in the end there was some recovery. Legendary stocks like Tata Steel (-7.78 per cent), L&T (-5.88 per cent), Tata Motors (-5.56 per cent) were beaten badly. The technology sector, which is more dependent on the US, broke up to 7 per cent, and the mid and small cap declined by 4-6 per cent.

Outcry in foreign markets

Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 7.1 percent, which was the biggest decline of the last several years.

South Korea’s KOSPI fell 5.5 per cent and had to install circuit breakers.

Taiwan’s market fell 9.8 percent, which had to ban short selling.

The market lost 8.5 percent as soon as the market opened in Singapore.

Australia’s ASX 200 fell 6.3 per cent to a 15 -month low.

Saudi Arabia and Gulf Markets also

The Saudi stock market saw a decline of 6.78 percent. The largest after the Kovid period. Aramco’s shares fell 6.2 per cent, causing a loss of $ 133 billion in the company’s market value.

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