The stock market has had a strong recovery this morning following the drastic meltdown of last Friday, which relieved investors who were in dire need of some relief.
This comeback was not born out of thin air, and a number of things contributed to the current positive feeling.
The uplifting mood was contributed by positive signals from international markets, the fear of trade tariffs, and the promotion of corporate news.
Nevertheless, the pharma industry is in the spotlight of all eyes and will likely be the star of the day. As tariff talks continue to roll, investors are keeping a close eye on how they would affect the industry.
Possibly, the tariff negotiations along with the latest business news of large pharmaceutical businesses imply that the industry might become a force behind market trends throughout the day.
Therefore, strap on because the market is resilient, though pessimistically optimistic due to the global and national uncertainties that still exist. Keep up with the current news as we are following the market action today!
Market Snapshot (September 29, 2025)
- Sensex: Trading at 80,588.77, up 162.31 points (+0.20%) in pre-opening session.
- Nifty 50: Trading at 24,728.55, up 73.85 points (+0.30%) in pre-opening session.
Sensex and Nifty are trading higher in the pre-opening session, indicating a positive start to the trading day, supported by global cues, stable macros, and optimism around RBI policy direction.
Opening Bell (9:15 AM) :
- Sensex: Opens at 80,558.27, up 131.81 points (+0.16%)
- Nifty 50: Opens at 24,702.55, up 47.85 points (+0.19%)
Sensex and Nifty opened in the green on Monday, tracking positive GIFT Nifty cues. Early gains reflect investor optimism ahead of RBI policy, global updates, and key economic data this week.
Market Update at 9:22 AM – September 29, 2025
- Sensex: Trading at 80,595.73, up 169.27 points (+0.21%)
- Nifty 50: Trading at 24,706.25, up 51.55 points (+0.21%)
The Stock Market remained firm at 9:22 AM, with both Sensex and Nifty up 0.21%. Positive domestic sentiment, stable global cues, and RBI policy expectations continue to drive early morning investor confidence.
Stocks To Watch Today
Auto And Mobility
- Tata Motors:
- Shailesh Chandra appointed as MD & CEO for 3 years, effective Oct 1, 2025.
- Dhiman Gupta appointed as new CFO, effective Nov 17, 2025.
- PB Balaji resigns as Group CFO to join Jaguar Land Rover UK as CEO.
- Girish Wagh resigns as Executive Director; to lead TML Commercial Vehicles as MD & CEO.
- Oil India:
- Discovered natural gas at Vijayapuram-2 exploratory well in Andaman Shallow Offshore Block.
- Initial tests confirm gas inflow; further evaluations ongoing.
Stock Market Today: Gainers And Losers
Top Gainers
- Titan Company share price: ₹3,369.40 (+1.26%)
- Tata Steel share price: ₹169.20 (+1.05%)
- Infosys share price: ₹1,460.10 (+0.79%)
- Mahindra & Mahindra share price: ₹3,421.40 (+0.71%)
- Wipro share price: ₹237.30 (+0.70%)
Top Losers
- Hindustan Unilever share price: ₹2,452.45 (-2.33%)
- Axis Bank share price: ₹1,139.35 (-1.25%)
- Nestle India share price: ₹1,151.80 (-0.92%)
- Maruti Suzuki India share price: ₹16,137.65 (-0.79%)
- Asian Paints share price: ₹2,331.60 (-0.47%)
Stock Market On Friday
On Friday, the stock market faced heavy selling pressure, marking the sixth straight session of losses. The Sensex fell by 733 points to close at 80,426, while the Nifty dropped below 24,700, ending at 24,654. The market’s decline was mainly driven by fears around Trump’s 100% tariff on branded pharmaceutical imports, hitting pharma stocks hard. IT stocks also fell after a weak growth forecast from Accenture.
This marked the longest losing streak in seven months, with Nifty dipping below 24,700 for the first time since early September. Broader markets performed worse, with midcap and smallcap indices down about 2%.
For the week, both Sensex and Nifty lost around 2.6%. Top losers included IndusInd Bank, Sun Pharma, and Tata Steel, while L&T, Tata Motors, and Reliance showed some resilience.
(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as an investment advice. Prior to making an investment, conduct thorough research and consult with your financial advisor.)