Sensex Weekly Summary, 6 to 10 July 2026: Index Ends Week Down 0.22 Percent After Crashing 1,677 Points on Wednesday
- July 10, 2026
- Posted by: Ankit Jaiswal
- Category: News
Sensex weekly summary 6-10 July 2026: closed at 77,593.11, down 0.22% for the week. Week high 78,664.92 (Tue). Week low 76,259.03 (Wed). Friday close +1.08%.
This Sensex weekly summary covers the index’s performance from Monday, 6 July to Friday, 10 July 2026. Sensex closed the week at 77,593.11, down 170.80 points or 0.22 percent from the previous Friday’s close of 77,763.91, a modest net decline that masks a dramatic mid-week crash and an equally sharp recovery.
Kunal Singla, Associate Director at Univest, has prepared this Sensex weekly summary covering the day-by-day close levels, the mid-week crash and its causes, Friday’s recovery, technical structure, and the key levels to watch heading into next week.
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Sensex Weekly Summary: Day-by-Day Levels
The index swung over 2,400 points between its weekly high and low, entirely within five trading sessions. This day-by-day breakdown anchors the Sensex weekly summary.
| Day | Open | High | Low | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, 6 July | 77,940.90 | 78,398.06 | 77,879.70 | 78,285.07 | +0.67% |
| Tuesday, 7 July | 78,461.16 | 78,664.92 | 78,031.04 | 78,180.72 | -0.13% |
| Wednesday, 8 July | 77,816.45 | 77,851.18 | 76,259.03 | 76,503.60 | -2.15% |
| Thursday, 9 July | 76,576.14 | 77,326.65 | 76,576.14 | 76,741.82 | +0.31% |
| Friday, 10 July | 77,395.63 | 77,640.81 | 77,340.53 | 77,593.11 | +1.11% |
Monday’s gain came on a strong HDFC Bank Q1 FY27 business update and falling crude prices. Tuesday marked the week’s high at 78,664.92 before late selling pulled the index to a marginal loss, snapping a four-session winning streak. The remainder of the week is detailed in the sections below of this Sensex weekly summary.
What Drove Wednesday’s Sensex Crash
The defining event in this Sensex weekly summary is Wednesday’s 1,677-point plunge. The United States struck more than 80 targets linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force in Iraq and Syria, after Iranian-linked forces struck three tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The earlier ceasefire effectively collapsed, and Brent crude surged above 78 dollars a barrel on fears of supply disruption through this critical oil transit chokepoint.
Sensex fell 1,677.12 points to 76,503.60, its sharpest single-day fall in months. Banking and other rate-sensitive stocks led the decline, and India VIX spiked nearly 30 percent intraday to a high of 15.16, the clearest signal of how quickly sentiment turned during the session at the centre of this Sensex weekly summary.
Sensex Weekly Summary: Friday’s Recovery
Friday delivered the Sensex weekly summary’s most encouraging chapter. Sensex jumped 827.57 points or 1.08 percent to close at 77,593.11, its best single-day gain since the Wednesday crash, as reports emerged that Iran had reached out to Washington for negotiations. TCS’s Q1 FY27 revenue beat, up 13.9 percent year-on-year to Rs 72,275 crore, lifted IT sentiment, while Bankex gained 1.39 percent as PSU banks surged over 3 percent, their sharpest single-day move in three months.
Sensex Technical Structure: Weekly Summary View
Kunal Singla notes that despite the sharp mid-week swing, Sensex’s weekly candle is constructive for this Sensex weekly summary: the index closed well above its weekly low, forming a long lower shadow typically associated with strong buying interest at lower levels. He flags 77,000 to 77,300 as the key support zone built during Thursday and Friday’s recovery, with 78,300 to 78,600 the resistance zone that capped Tuesday’s session before the crash.
| Level Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Support 1 | 77,300 |
| Support 2 | 76,900 |
| Resistance 1 | 78,300 |
| Resistance 2 | 78,664 (Week High) |
Sectors That Shaped the Sensex Weekly Summary
Sector rotation defined the week, according to this Sensex weekly summary:
- Banking: Hit hardest during Wednesday’s crash but led Friday’s recovery, with Bankex up 1.39 percent as PSU banks surged over 3 percent.
- IT: Volatile around Q1 FY27 earnings, with TCS‘s Friday beat lifting sentiment into the week’s close.
- Oil and Gas: The weakest sector during Wednesday’s session given its direct exposure to the crude oil spike.
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Institutional Flows in the Sensex Weekly Summary
On Thursday, 9 July, FIIs were net sellers of Rs 532.86 crore in the cash segment even as DIIs bought a much larger Rs 2,057.79 crore, domestic institutions absorbing the entire foreign outflow and then some. Kunal Singla flags this DII support as a key stabilising factor behind the index’s relatively contained net weekly decline despite the mid-week shock covered in this Sensex weekly summary.
What to Watch Next Week After This Sensex Weekly Summary
Key triggers heading into next week, per this Sensex weekly summary:
- HCL Technologies Q1 FY27 results: HCL Technologies reports Monday, 13 July, the next major earnings catalyst.
- Strait of Hormuz developments: Any further escalation or de-escalation remains the single biggest swing factor.
- 77,300 support test: Whether Sensex holds above this level will determine if the recovery has legs.
- Sensex weekly expiry: The next BSE Sensex weekly contracts expire on Thursday, 16 July 2026.
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Conclusion
This Sensex weekly summary for 6 to 10 July 2026 captures an index that swung over 2,400 points between its weekly high and low, crashing 1,677 points on Wednesday after the US-Iran ceasefire collapsed before recovering sharply on Friday to close the week down just 0.22 percent. Kunal Singla flags 77,300 as the key support built during the recovery and 78,300 to 78,600 as the resistance zone to watch, with HCL Technologies’ Monday results and Strait of Hormuz developments the clearest triggers for the week ahead.
Disclaimer: Data and figures in this article are sourced from publicly available information. These may or may not be accurate. Please verify all data with the official NSE (nseindia.com) and BSE (bseindia.com) websites before making any investment decision. Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This content is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice by Univest (SEBI RA INH000013776).
FAQs on the Sensex Weekly Summary
What is the Sensex weekly summary for 6 to 10 July 2026?
Ans. The Sensex weekly summary for 6 to 10 July 2026 shows the index closing at 77,593.11, down 170.80 points or 0.22 percent for the week, after touching a week-high of 78,664.92 on Tuesday and a week-low of 76,259.03 on Wednesday during a sharp sell-off.
Why did Sensex crash on Wednesday in this weekly summary?
Ans. Sensex crashed 1,677.12 points or 2.15 percent on Wednesday, 8 July, its sharpest single-day fall of the week, after the United States struck more than 80 Iranian-linked targets in Iraq and Syria, collapsing the earlier ceasefire and sending Brent crude above 78 dollars a barrel.
How did Sensex recover by Friday in this weekly summary?
Ans. Sensex jumped 1.08 percent on Friday to close at 77,593.11, its best session since the Wednesday crash, as reports emerged that Iran had reached out to Washington for talks. TCS’s Q1 FY27 revenue beat and a PSU bank rally of over 3 percent supported the Friday recovery covered in this Sensex weekly summary.
Which analyst prepared this Sensex weekly summary?
Ans. Kunal Singla, Associate Director at Univest, has prepared this Sensex weekly summary covering the index’s day-by-day levels, technical structure and key triggers for the week.
What are the key Sensex levels heading into next week after this weekly summary?
Ans. Based on this Sensex weekly summary, 77,000 to 77,300 is the key support zone built during the week’s recovery, while 78,300 to 78,600 is the resistance zone tested on Tuesday before the crash. A sustained move above 78,600 would signal the index has fully recovered the week’s losses.
