Indian stock markets closed lower on Wednesday, July 2, with financials and realty sectors under pressure. However, metals, autos, and healthcare sectors showed resilience, providing some cushion to the market. Investors remain cautious amid global tariff tensions and await key macroeconomic data.
Indian Stock MarketsFinancialsReal EstateMetalsAutosReal EstateJul 02, 2025

The decline in Indian stock markets on July 2 was primarily due to US President Donald Trump’s firm stance on the tariff deadline, leading to a cautious trading environment and selling pressure in financials and real estate sectors.
Sectors that outperformed in the market included metals, autos, and healthcare, supported by strong buying interest.
The CCI investigation into Asian Paints' distribution practices, following a complaint by Grasim Industries, led to a decline in Asian Paints' share price.
IndusInd Bank's stock declined over 3 per cent after Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock to ‘sell,’ citing weak fundamentals and cutting earnings forecasts.
Investors are now focused on upcoming economic data and corporate earnings for clearer market cues, especially in the context of global tariff tensions.

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