The Indian stock market ended the week on a sour note, marking its fourth consecutive weekly loss — the longest losing streak of 2025 and the first since October 2024. Both the Sensex and Nifty 50 fell by around 0.5% for the week, driven largely by weakness in broader market segments.
The Nifty Midcap 100 index took a bigger hit, dropping 1.5%, underperforming large-cap indices. Interestingly, amid this widespread selling, the Nifty Bank index managed to edge up by 0.5%, offering a minor cushion to the market.
Several heavyweight stocks took a significant hit this week. Based on data from Trendlyne, here are the top 10 losers from the Nifty 50:
Top Nifty Losers for the Week Ending July 26
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Nestle India: Closed at ₹2,274.6, down 8.0% this week.
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Trent: Ended at ₹5,043, falling 6.2% over the week.
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Reliance Industries: Settled at ₹1,391.7, dropping 5.7%.
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Tech Mahindra: Closed at ₹1,461.9, down 5.6%.
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IndusInd Bank: Finished the week at ₹823.7, losing 5.3%.
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Shriram Finance: Fell 4.6%, ending at ₹615.9.
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Infosys: Declined 4.4%, closing at ₹1,515.7.
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HCL Technologies: Ended at ₹1,490.1, down 3.8%.
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Tata Consumer Products: Closed at ₹1,054.4, slipping 3.8%.
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Hero MotoCorp: Down 3.8%, finishing at ₹4,230.7.
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