🏁 Market Close & Index Levels Markets ended strongly today as buyers returned to banking and IT names. India’s benchmarks extended their winning streak, and the psychological 25,000 mark on Nifty was reclaimed. Nifty 50: closed at 25,077.65, up ~183.40 points (0.74 %) Sensex: surged ~583 points (0.72 %) to 81,790.12 Bank Nifty: gained ~515 […]
🏁 Market Close & Index Performance The markets continued their positive momentum on October 3. After a cautious start, buying in banking, metals, and consumer names helped benchmarks finish with gains. According to reports: Nifty 50 closed near 24,894.25, up ~57.95 points or ~0.23%. Sensex rose ~224 points, driven by rally in heavyweight stocks. Bank
I🏦 Index Closings & Market Summary Markets snapped their eight-day losing streak today, rallying strongly after the RBI held interest rates steady and offered supportive guidance. Nifty 50: Closed at 24,836.30, up ~225.20 points, or ~0.92% gain. Sensex: Jumped ~715.69 points (0.89%) to 80,983.31. Bank Nifty: Strong rally — up ~712 points (1.3%) to 55,347.95.
🌆 Market Close & Index Levels The markets ended flat to slightly weak on September 30, as participants stayed cautious ahead of global cues and domestic central bank signals. Nifty 50: Closed at : 24, 611.10~ Down 23.8 points. Sensex: Ended at 80,267.62 ~heh Down 97.32 points Bank Nifty: Closed at : 54635.85. ~ up
Post – Market Report- Sept 29, 2025 🌆 Indian Stock Market Closing Highlights Post-Market Report- The Indian stock market ended flat to slightly negative on Monday, September 29, 2025, as investors turned cautious ahead of the RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting. Despite global optimism and strength in select sectors like PSU banks and oil
🌍 Global & Macro Overview Markets globally were jittery today, with fresh U.S. tariff announcements weighing heavily on investor sentiment. The pharma sector in India was hit hard after news of steep import duties on branded drugs triggered sharp selloff in related names. Meanwhile, continued foreign capital outflows exerted additional pressure on the domestic equity
