Share Market: The stock market also made a good start on the second day of the new year. During this period, a slight rise was seen in the Indian equity benchmark. At around 9:20 am, NSE Nifty50 was seen trading up by 25.50 points or 0.11 per cent at 26,172.35, while the 30-share BSE Sensex was at 85,293.55, up by 104.95 points or 0.12 per cent.

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Indian stock market today: Domestic stock markets closed with a slight decline on Monday amid weak trend in global markets and continuous selling by foreign investors. Sensex fell by 54 points while Nifty lost 20 points. According to analysts, the fall of the rupee against the dollar and uncertainty over the India-US trade agreement also affected investor sentiment.

condition of stock market

BSE’s 30-share standard index Sensex slipped 54.30 points or 0.06 percent and closed at 85,213.36 points. At one time during trading it had fallen by 427.34 points to 84,840.32. But due to buying at lower levels, it compensated for the loss to a great extent.

The 50-share standard index Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) closed at 26,027.30 points with a decline of 19.65 points or 0.08 percent.

There was rise and fall in these shares

Among the companies included in the Sensex group, Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, Adani Ports, Bajaj Finserv, Titan and HDFC Bank were mainly among the losers. On the other hand, shares of Hindustan Unilever, Trent, HCL Tech, Asian Paints and Tata Steel registered a rise.

According to stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares worth Rs 1,114.22 crore on Friday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought shares worth Rs 3,868.94 crore.

Other markets in Asia

In other markets of Asia, South Korea’s Kospi, Japan’s Nikkei, China’s Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index closed with losses. There was a rise in trading in European markets, while American markets closed with a decline on Friday.

Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Investments Limited, said, “The market remains in a tight range due to continuous selling of foreign funds and weak rupee. The rupee may remain volatile until there is clarity on the India-US trade agreement.” The rupee slipped 25 paise and closed at an all-time low of 90.74 (provisional) per dollar against the American currency. During trading, at one time the rupee had fallen to its lowest ever level of 90.80 against the dollar.

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Indian Share Market Fall: The Indian stock market is witnessing a huge decline in the last trading session of the week on Friday, November 14. Weak signals from global markets, selling by foreign investors and the impact of Bihar election results are being seen in the stock market.

Both the major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 are trading in the red. At around 2 pm, BSE Sensex was down 409 points and was trading at 84,069, while Nifty 50 was also down by 124 points and was trading at 25,755. There is a huge decline in Nifty IT shares. Shares have fallen by 1.82 percent. Let us know about the main reasons for this decline in the stock market.

1. Bihar election results were affected

Before the results of Bihar elections, investors are doing business cautiously, the direct effect of which is being seen on the stock market. According to a report published in Moneycontrol, according to VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist of Geojit Financial Services, today’s trading in the stock market will be focused on Bihar elections, but the impact of the results is going to be temporary.

2. Rise in crude oil prices

India is dependent on other countries for a large part of its crude oil needs. There was a rise in the prices of Brent crude oil in the global market on Friday. The price increased by 2.71 percent to reach $ 60.28 per barrel. The effect of this surge in prices is visible in the stock market.

3. Selling by foreign institutional investors

Foreign institutional investors have been withdrawing money from the Indian market continuously for the last 4 days. Foreign investors had sold a total of Rs 383.68 crore on Thursday. Which has had a direct impact on the stock market. Foreign investors are not expressing their confidence in the Indian market and are continuing their selling phase.

4. Weak signals being received at the global level

There was a huge decline in the American market on Thursday. Talking about Asian stock markets, South Korea’s Kospi index slipped 2.2 percent, Japan’s Nikkei index slipped 1.7 percent and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index slipped 1.4 percent and were trading in the red.

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Stock Market News: After the fall of the last six days, the first trading day of the week has started with a rapidly. On Monday 29 September 2025, a 30 -digit Sensex is trading up 330 points during early trade. At the same time, the Nifty 50 on NSE is also open above 24,750.

Why the market boom?

Among the shares that have seen a boom during early trade today, BEL i.e. Bharat Electronics Limited 2.41 percent, Eaterial 1.87 percent, Tata Steel 1.16 percent, Titan 1.13 percent and Mahindra & Mahindra’s shares rose 0.98 percent.

However, Hindustan Unilever saw the biggest decline and its shares went down 2.27 percent. Apart from this, Asian Paints declined by 0.33 percent, Bharti Airtel 0.29 percent, Axis Bank 1.58 percent and ITC stocks declined by 0.10 percent.

Dr. VK Vijay Kumar, the Chief Investment Strategist of Jiojit Investments Limited, says that the market has remained a decline during the last six days. Because of which the Nifty opened below 24800. He said that if we look technically, there is still weakness in the market. But due to high selling, you can bounce back anytime.

How was the market on the last trading day?

On the last trading day of last week i.e. Friday 26 September, the Sensex saw a decline of 733 points and it closed at 80,426. The Nifty also declined by 236 points and closed at 24,655. Out of 30 Sensex’s 30 shares, 25 shares were closed. Amidst all this, foreign investors sold a whole week and sold shares worth Rs 5,687 crore, which saw a decline in the market.

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Stock market updates: US President Donald Trump has imposed 100 percent tariffs on imports of all branded and patented drugs since October 1, 2025. Apart from this, 25 percent on heavy trucks and 50 percent tariffs on kitchen cabinet and related products have been announced. Its impact is visible in the Indian stock market today.

The stock market declined on the last trading day of the week. The BSE Sensex opened 203.67 points to open at 80,956.01, while the Nifty opened at 24,818.55 with a drop of 50 72.3 points.

This pharma company is the most damaged

Sun Pharma was the most damaged on BSE, followed by Bajaj Finance and Asian Paints. Those living in profits included Larsen and Toubro (L&T), Bharat Electronics (BEL) and Tata Steel. The Nifty Midcap 100 recorded a decline of 0.21 percent and Nifty Smallcap 100. Talking about the sectoral index, the Nifty Pharma Index declined by more than 2 percent. Conversely, Nifty media and Nifty metals remained in the profit, which led to a rise of 0.62 percent and 0.28 percent respectively.

Global market condition

The Asian market also opened in red mark on Friday. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index fell 0.28 percent due to Trump’s furniture, pharma products and high tariffs on heavy trucks, a decline of 1.5 percent in South Korea’s Kospi Index. Australia’s ASX 200 0.3 percent below.

Here, the US shares closed with a third consecutive session decline on Thursday due to unexpected reduction in unemployment claims and significant reduction in GDP growth. Due to this, the chances of cutting interest rates are decreasing by the end of the year. Overnight, Nasdaq Composite Index 0.5 percent, S&P 500 0.5 percent and Dow Jones fell to about 0.38 %.

Stock market closed after falling on Thursday

The Indian stock market closed down on Thursday. The Sensex broke down at 555.95 or 0.68 % to close at 81159.68. Similarly, the Nifty 50 index also slipped to 166.05 points or 0.66 percent at the level of 24890.85.

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Indian Stock Market: Taking a policy decision, the US central bank has brought the benchmark interest rate from 4 percent to 4.25 percent by cutting the interest rates by 0.25 percent. The Indian market saw a tremendous rise on Thursday, a day after the US Fed’s decision taken on Wednesday.

While the Sensex opened by climbing 400 points, the Nifty was also trading with an initial lead of 100 points. Shares from Infosys to Wipro saw a surge. That is, the shares of IT companies saw tremendous strength and their shares went up to about 2 percent.

Why the Indian market booms?

Why the Indian market boom. Actually, market experts were already expecting that interest rates would be cut this time. Along with this, there are indications of cuts in interest rates further from the US Fed. However, US Fed Chief Jerome Powell has definitely said that further policy decisions will be taken according to the upcoming figures and changing situations.

In this regard, Rajesh Palvania, Senior Vice President of Axis Securities, says that this policy decision of US Fed may attract foreign investors in India. This will not only benefit index like BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty, but Indian currency is also likely to be strengthened.

What should investors do?

What should investors do. In this regard, Japan’s broking firm Nomura says that in the coming days this year, people can be relieved by the US Federal Reserve and by cutting interest rates of 25 basis points. On the other hand, Vishal Goenka, co-founder of India Bonds.com, says that after this decision of the US central bank, the expectation of further interest rates has increased and it can be a favorable situation to invest in bonds.

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Rupee vs dollar: On Monday, the Indian rupee showed strength against the dollar on the first business day of the week. As soon as the market opened, the rupee gained 20 paise to 87.46 and later reached 87.39 per dollar. This strength comes at a time when there was a tremendous rise in the domestic stock market and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced GST reforms in a historic address from the Red Fort on Independence Day.

Rupee strength

Foreign currency traders say that although there is uncertainty about trade tariffs between Indo-US, but currently the boom of the domestic market has supported the rupee. In the last trading session (Thursday) the rupee closed at 87.59. The currency and stock market remained closed due to Independence Day holiday on Friday 15 August.

Meanwhile, the dollar index, which showed the dollar status against six major currencies, rose 0.01 percent to 97.86. International standard Brent crude fell 0.06 percent to $ 65.81 per barrel.

Why is Indian currency strong?

Domestic stock markets also saw a boom. The BSE Sensex rose by 1,021.93 points to 81,619.59, while the Nifty rose by 322.2 points to trade at 24,953.50. However, according to the stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were selling on Thursday and sold shares worth Rs 1,926.76 crore.

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Stock market today: Despite uncertainty on the US-India trade deal, there is still a hope about the US-Russia talks to be held this week. Meanwhile, the second trading day of the week began with a decline, where the Sensex broke 170 points and was trading at around 9:15 am, while the Nifty opened below 24,550. But, shortly after, the market with a 30 -digit Sensex climbed up more than 100 points on BSE. With this, the Nifty 50 on NSE also went beyond 24600.

On the other hand, ICICI Bank shares saw weakness, which has recently come after the announcement of the minimum balance to Rs 50,000 on the savings account. At the same time, the journey online shared about 15%.

Why the market declines?

According to Vinod Nair, the research head of Jiojit Investments, recently the market was witnessed a relief rally after touching a three -month low, mainly due to the return of foreign institutional investors and good global signs. However, uncertainty continues to have an impact on export and Indian economy due to lack of consent on tariff dispute between India and America. The market had a strong start on Monday.

Global stock market condition

Here, the US has postponed China’s plan to impose heavy tariffs on imported goods for 90 days. This tariff was to be implemented from Tuesday, but President Trump ordered to extend it by mid -November. Talking about the global market, Japan’s Nikkei closed at a record level with a gain of 2%, Australia’s ASX 200 0.13%, South Korea’s KOSPI went up 0.81% and China’s CSI rose 0.36%.

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Stock market today: The 50 percent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump can see an atmosphere of disappointment in the Indian market. The market opened with a decline on the second consecutive day and fifth and final trading day of the week. As soon as the market opened, the Sensex fell 300 points, while the Nifty fell to the level of 24,550. Bharti Airtel’s shares have recorded a major decline of 3 percent.

Broking firm Jiojit Investment Limited Chief Investment Strategist V.K. Vijay Kumar says that the possibility of nervousness in the market is negligible. However, weakness in the market may continue in future. He said that global uncertainty is quite high at this time, so investors should be cautious. They believe that capital goods, automobiles, telecom, hotels, cement, financial and banking sectors will remain strong.

Market closed with an edge a day earlier

A day earlier, on Thursday, the Indian stock market closed with an increase despite the announcement of imposing 25 percent of an additional tariff on exports from India on Thursday. The BSE Sensex, which is based on 30 shares, jumped about 926 points from the lowest level of the day to close at 80,623.26 points with a gain of 79.27 points, or 0.10 per cent, at the end.

At the same time, NSE Nifty, which is based on 50 major shares, closed at 24,596.15 points with a gain of 21.95 points, or 0.09 percent. It is worth noting that in addition to 25 percent tariffs on products imported from India, the US has also announced to impose 25 percent additional duty on the import of crude oil from Russia. That is, overall India has been imposed a 50 percent fee burden.

Global market condition:

Mixed trend was seen in Asian markets. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index rose up 1.18 percent, while the broader topics index jumped 1.42 percent to the record level to 30,371.78. With this, Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.29 percent, South Korea’s Kospi closed with a slight gain of 0.13 percent, while Hong Kong’s Hangseng fell 0.59 percent.

At the same time, there was a mixed trend of business on Wall Street in the US market on Thursday. Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 0.50 percent, while the broader S&P 500 index closed down by about 0.10 percent.

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Stock market today: A day after the decision to impose 25 percent tariff on Indian goods, its impact on the Indian domestic market is clearly visible on Thursday 31 July 2025. These new rates of these tariffs will be applicable from Friday 1 August. After this, the Sensex was broken 540 points as soon as the fourth trading day of the week started, while the Nifty on NSE opened below 24700. Along with this, the rupee opened 27 paise against the dollar and opened at 87.69 today as compared to 87.42. Today, the shares that are seen falling drastically include textile and seafood. The shares of Avanti Feeds, Apex Frozen Foods and Waterbase Limited, who exported shrimp fish from India to India have seen a tremendous decline of up to 6 percent.

Tariff on India affects the market:

This announcement has been made by President Trump at a time when no consensus has been reached on the trade agreement between the two countries. Investors now look at how the market reacts. Earlier, the Gifty Nifty Futures fell 0.73 percent in the market to trade at 24,675, indicating the weak start of Dalal Street.

On the other hand, the US Federal Reserve did not make any changes in interest rates for the fifth consecutive time. After this, now the hope of cutting a possible rate in September is now weakened.

Delay delay uncertainty

America’s decision to impose fresh tariffs on India has a direct impact on the stock market. Talking to reporters, US President Trump said that the conversation is still going on, but he warned that 25 percent tariffs would be imposed on Indian goods from Friday.

Trump said that he is one of the countries where the most tariffs are imposed, and he is willing to cut it. He further said that we are currently talking to India and will see what happens next. We will get clarity about this by the end of the week. Along with this, Trump has also announced additional compensation on India to buy oil from Russia, which can affect the countries buying oil from other Moscow including India.

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