All the sectoral indices except for NIFTY IT closed with losses. NIFTY Media, PSU Bank and Realty were the lead losers. Tata group company Trent Ltd was the lead gainer among NIFTY stocks. The stock gained 1.86% to settle at ₹7,489.9 apiece. Adani Ports was the biggest loser among NIFTY shares, declining by 4.29% amid the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict.

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The Nifty50 has corrected ~5% in the past week, largely influenced by global uncertainties. In this article, we’ve curated a list of the top 20 stocks that have dropped over 5% in the last week but still boast strong fundamentals. While this is not an investment recommendation or a forecast of market direction, it’s worth noting that every dip can present a potential buying opportunity for the informed investor.

The BANK NIFTY ended the week below the previous week’s low, confirming the shooting star candlestick pattern on the weekly chart. However, in the short term, the index has entered the oversold territory and is eyeing support around its 100-day moving average.