New Delhi, July 6 -- Indian stock market benchmarks, the Sensex and the Nifty 50, wrapped last week on a negative note, falling by almost a per cent.

Uncertainty over the India-US trade deal, foreign capital outflow, and caution ahead of the start of the Q1 results season were the key drivers keeping the Indian stock market in negative territory.

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold Indian equities worth Rs.5,773 crore in the cash segment so far in July amid rising concerns over the market's stretched valuation.

During the week ended July 4, the Nifty 50 traded in a range of about 350 points, hitting weekly highs and lows of 25,331 and 25,669, respectively. Experts believe 25,500 remains key resistance for the index, and unless...