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Closing Bell: Nifty Falls to 24,238 as HDFC Bank and Axis Bank Slide Over 5% on Q1 Margin Concerns

India Infoline 15 hrs ago·20 Jul 2026, 1:27 pm

The Indian stock market ended the day on a low note, with the Nifty index falling to 24,238. This decline was largely driven by major banking stocks, particularly HDFC Bank and Axis Bank, which slid over 5% due to concerns over their quarterly margins.

The drop in these banking stocks is significant for investors as it indicates potential challenges in the financial sector, which can have a ripple effect on the overall market.

Investors will be watching the upcoming quarterly results and guidance from these banks to understand the extent of the margin concerns and how they plan to address them.

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Login Login To Trade Login To DP Login To MF Invest wise with Expert advice Indian benchmark indices declined on July 20, 2026, with Nifty slipping 95.80 points to 24,238.50 and Sensex falling 442.93 points to 77,708.52, dragged down by a sharp sell-off in private banking stocks after HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and Kotak…
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