Indian Markets Post Market Report showing Nifty, Sensex and Bank Nifty closing levels

Indian Markets Post Market Report Today (03.02.2026)

🗓️ Indian Markets Post Market Report Today (03.02.2026)

Indian Markets Post Market Report Today: Indian equities delivered a power-packed rally on Tuesday, snapping recent nervousness and posting the best single-day jump in about nine months.

The trigger was clear: India–US trade deal euphoria, which improved sentiment around exports, foreign flows, and the rupee.

Buying was broad-based, with heavyweight leadership and strong participation from midcaps and smallcaps as well. 

📌 Closing Levels (03 Feb 2026) — Benchmarks

Nifty 50: 25,727.55 (+639.15 / +2.55%) 

Sensex: 83,739.13 (+2,072.67/ +2.54%) 

Bank Nifty: 60,041.30 (+1,422.30 /+2.42%) (strong rebound with banks participating) 

Market breadth was clearly positive, and the rally carried beyond the top indices into broader markets too. 


🧠 Reasons for Market Movement Today (03.02.2026)

1) 🇮🇳🤝🇺🇸 India–US trade deal = instant sentiment booster

Markets reacted sharply after the announced India–US trade deal signaled tariff relief and improved trade visibility for Indian exporters. The deal cut US tariffs on Indian goods (as reported) and boosted confidence in export-linked sectors. 

2) 💪 Heavyweights led from the front

Large caps drove the rally, especially Reliance and major financial names—helping the indices sustain gains into the close. 

3) 💵 Rupee strength added fuel

The rupee logged its best day since 2018, improving sentiment around foreign inflows and macro stability. When the rupee strengthens this sharply, traders often reduce “risk-off” positions and rotate into equities. 

4) 📈 Short covering + risk-on flows

After the Budget-related volatility earlier, the market was positioned cautiously.

Positive trade headlines triggered short covering, which amplified the upside move. 

5) 🌏 Supportive global cues

Global risk sentiment improved alongside trade developments and easing geopolitical worry in crude markets—helping emerging market risk appetite. 


📈 Top 5 Gainers and Top 5 Losers (Nifty 50)

🏆 Top 5 Gainers (Nifty 50)

1.Adani Enterprises (+10.38%; Q3 profit jump helped) 

2.Adani Ports (+9.10%; strong Q3 numbers) 

3.Jio Financial Services (+8.11%) 

4.Bajaj Finance (+6.72%) 

5.InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) (+5.33%) 

Quick takeaway: Today’s winners were a mix of results-driven stocks + trade/exports optimism + financial strength—a healthy “risk-on” pattern.

🔻 Top 5 Losers (Nifty 50)

Even on a massive green day, a few names stayed soft (mostly due to stock-specific positioning/profit-taking):

1.Tech Mahindra (marginally lower) 

2.Bharat Electronics (slightly negative) 

3.Nestlé India (near flat/soft) 

Not found 5 losers in Nifty 50 stocks

Reality check: When the index is up 2.5% and losers are barely down, it usually signals strong underlying market strength.


🧩 Sector Performance Today

✅ Sectors that outperformed

Financials (banks + NBFCs participated strongly) 

Export-linked packs like IT / pharma / textiles / engineering goods saw strong interest due to trade optimism. 

🔎 Broader market participation

Midcap and smallcap indices also rose about ~2.8%, confirming broad risk appetite rather than just index-heavy buying. 


🎯 Indian Markets Post Market Report – Support & Resistance Levels (Key Levels to Track)

🟦 Nifty 50

Immediate Resistance: 25,760

Immediate Support: 25,600 

How to read it:

If Nifty holds above 25,600, bulls stay comfortable.

A clean move above 25,760 improves chances of continuation, but after a 2.5% up day, some consolidation is normal.

🟩 Bank Nifty

Immediate Resistance: 60,300

Immediate Support: 59,800 

How to read it:

Bank Nifty reclaiming the 60K zone is psychologically positive; holding above 59,800 keeps momentum intact.

🟥 Sensex (practical zones)

83,000–83,250 becomes a near-term “hold zone” after today’s close, and the next leg usually depends on follow-through in heavyweights. 


🌪️ India VIX (Volatility) Update

India VIX: 12.89 (down ~7%) 👉moneycontrol

Meaning: Fear cooled off meaningfully. Lower VIX typically supports stable intraday behavior, though headline-driven swings can still appear.


🧾 Q3 Results Watch & Market Impact

Today’s rally wasn’t only headlines—earnings also mattered:

Bajaj Finance (Q3 FY26)

Reported a YoY decline in profit due to exceptional items, while NII grew strongly—market still rewarded the stock today. 

Adani Enterprises & Adani Ports

Both featured among top gainers with reported Q3 performance updates in market coverage—supporting the price action. 

What to watch next:

With many companies reporting around this week, expect stock-specific spikes even if indices go into a cooling phase. 

👉More q3 results Q3 FY26 Results Update: TCS, Infosys, HCLTech

Pharma Q3 FY26 Results: Cipla, Dr Reddy’s and Laurus Lab Pharma (CMP, Key Triggers, Technical Levels)

Banking Sector Q3 Results (FY26):For 4 Major Banks HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank & Bank Of India.


🧾 IPO & Primary Market Updates

⭐ Mainboard highlight in the pipeline: Fractal Analytics IPO

Reuters reported Fractal Analytics cut its IPO size, with retail bidding slated Feb 9–11, 2026 and anchor bidding from Feb 6. 👉Reuters

🔹 Ongoing / recent IPO calendar tracking

Platforms like Zerodha continue to show active and recently closed IPOs (mainboard + SME), useful for tracking open/close/listing timelines. 

Investor note: IPO sentiment typically improves when markets are strong—today’s risk-on move can lift demand, but apply with valuation discipline.


💰 FII & DII Data (Latest available)

Official note: NSE data is provisional and can change after custodial confirmation. 

The most clearly reported net flow figure available in today’s market coverage referenced the prior session:

FIIs: Net buyers ₹5,236.28 crore

DIIs: Net buyers ₹1,014.24 crore 

How to read it:

Even with FII selling earlier, today’s rally suggests the market is pricing in improved foreign flow prospects after the trade deal and rupee surge. 


🪙 Commodities & Currency Update

💵 USD/INR (Rupee)

Rupee ended around 90.2650 per USD, a sharp 1-day rise (best since 2018, as reported). 

🛢️ Crude Oil (Brent / WTI)

Oil steadied after a big prior-day drop;

Brent ~ $66.61/bbl

WTI ~ $62.51/bbl in reported trade. 

🥇 Gold

Gold (24K): ₹152,924per 10g

🥈Silver

Silver: ₹2,71,700per kg 👉Mint

Market meaning today:

Rupee strength is typically supportive for imported inflation, while crude stability helps risk sentiment. Gold/silver volatility suggests global uncertainty hasn’t vanished—just paused.


⭐ Stock of the Day (03 Feb 2026)

✅ Adani Ports & SEZ

Why it stands out today:

Among the top index movers and supported by reported Q3 profit growth in market coverage, plus strong risk-on sentiment. 


🛡️ SEBI Updates / Investor Corner

Special window for transfer-cum-demat of physical securities

SEBI issued an “ease of doing investment” update: a special window from Feb 05, 2026 to Feb 04, 2027 for eligible cases related to transfer-cum-dematerialisation of physical securities (subject to conditions in the circular). 


🧭 Investment View (Short Term vs Long Term)

⏱️ Short-term (1–3 weeks)

After a 2.5% single-day rally, some profit booking / range trading is normal. Strategy: Focus on strong trend leaders (results + theme strength). Use strict stop-losses; don’t chase extended candles.

Watch 25,600 on Nifty and 59,800 on Bank Nifty as key supports. 

🧱 Long-term (6–24 months)

Stick to SIP / staggered buying in quality businesses. Use volatility dips to accumulate gradually, not emotionally.

Avoid overexposure to high-beta names unless you’re comfortable with sharp drawdowns.


👉Further reading

🇮🇳 Indian Markets Pre Market Report (Feb 3, 2026)

Indian Markets Weekly View (Feb 1–Feb 6, 2026)

How Much Should You Invest Every Month? A Simple Guide for Salaried People

Mutual Funds Explained:Types, Returns & Risks

SIP vs Lump Sum: Which Is Better for Mutual Fund Investors?

Stock Market 101–Lesson 14 IPOs for Beginners: Process & Allotment Basics

Corporate Actions Made Simple for Beginners Stock Market 101-Lesson 15


⚠️ Disclaimer:

This report is for education and information only. It is not investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy/sell securities. Markets involve risk and volatility. Please consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making investment decisions.


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