Stock Market Live Updates: Gift Nifty Hints At A Soft Start For Indian Share Bazaar, Sentimental Shift Of Investors Ahead

HCL technologies declared an interim Divident of Rs.12 per share and revised its revenue growth.

Tata Technologies reported Q1 net profit of Rs.170 crore, down 10% sequentially, but optimistic about recovery in Q2.

Hero MotoCorp plans to enter European markets including Germany, France, Spain, and the UK in Q2 FY26.

Cipla plans to enter the weight management segment in India. The company will focus on effective obesity treatment, as stated by CEO Umang Vohra.

Karnataka Banks appoints Raghavendra Srinivas Bhat as interim MD & CEO for three months effective from July 16, 2025.

NMDC stocks, due to a block deal of 1.15 million shares, are gaining momentum now. Share are up to Rs. 70.07 by 1.50%.

Sensex plunges 420 points, Nifty slips below 25,050 amid market volatility; WPI records a slight deflation at -0.13%, signaling easing wholesale prices. Meanwhile, India VIX rises by 2%, reflecting increased market uncertainty and investor caution in the current trading session.

At 12 PM, The Sensex dropped 400.01 points, or 0.48%, closing at 82,100.46, while the Nifty fell 112.40 points, or 0.45%, settling at 25,037.45. 

Market breadth showed mixed sentiment with 1,585 shares advancing, 1,983 shares declining, and 134 shares remaining unchanged during the trading session. The decline reflects cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility. Despite the fall, several sectors witnessed activity with a balance between gainers and losers. The intra-day advance/decline ratio highlights a slightly bearish trend, signaling cautious trading as investors weigh economic indicators and global cues affecting the market movement.

Bengaluru-based Anthem Biosciences, a contract research and manufacturing firm, opens its IPO subscription today, July 14. The company raised ₹1,016.02 crore from 60 institutional anchor investors on July 11, just ahead of the public offer. Anthem allocated 1.78 crore equity shares to anchors at ₹570 per share. The IPO will remain open for public subscription until July 16. Prominent global investors, including Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Government Pension Fund Global, Eastspring Investments, and Societe Generale, participated in the anchor book, reflecting strong confidence in the pharma firm’s growth potential.

The Indian rupee started the week on a weaker note, opening 21 paise lower at 86.01 against the US dollar on Monday, compared to Friday’s close of 85.80. This slight depreciation reflects ongoing global uncertainties, including trade tensions and geopolitical concerns that continue to weigh on investor sentiment. Currency markets remain sensitive to external cues such as US tariff threats and fluctuating crude oil prices, which impact capital flows and forex demand. While the rupee’s movement today is modest, traders and investors will be closely watching for further cues from global markets and domestic economic data that could influence its direction.

Stocks To Watch Today

• VIP Industries: Promoters led by Dilip Piramal to sell up to 32% stake; deal may trigger a 26% open offer.
• BEML: Board to meet on July 21 to consider first-ever stock split.
• Glenmark Pharma: Gets US FDA warning for Indore plant; no immediate revenue impact.
• Adani Green: Issues shares to promoter Ardour Investment after warrant conversion at ₹1,480.75 each.
• Titagarh Rail: Signs 99-year lease for land in West Bengal to boost metro & Vande Bharat train production.
• Sula Vineyards: Q1 revenue dips 7.9% YoY; wine tourism up 21.8%, own brand sales down.
• Zydus Lifesciences: US arm acquires two biologics plants in California via new subsidiary Zylidac Bio.
• Hindustan Copper: Says 50% US copper tariff unlikely to impact business; sells mainly in India.
• RVNL: Bags ₹213.22 crore contract from South Central Railway for OHE upgradation project.
• RITES Ltd.: Wins ₹46.82 crore contract for upgrading Karnataka colleges under PM USHA Scheme.
• NCC: Secures ₹2,269 crore contract from MMRDA for Mumbai Metro systems and rolling stock.
• Avenue Supermarts (D-Mart): Q1FY26 revenue at ₹15,932 crore; EBITDA margin drops to 8.2% from 8.9%.
• Orient Green Power: Subsidiary receives ₹4.35 crore tax demand due to depreciation disallowance.

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The Indian stock market kicked off the week on a cautious note, with benchmark indices opening lower at 9:15 AM. Nifty slipped 31.30 points (0.12%) to 25,118.55, while Sensex fell sharply by 805.79 points (0.97%) to 82,384.49 from the previous session. Global concerns around renewed tariff threats and President Trump’s escalating tariff rhetoric continue to rattle markets worldwide. Despite the nervous start, the Indian share bazaar is showing resilience, remaining steady and composed. Investors appear ready to navigate the storm, with bulls staying cautious but not retreating just yet. The week ahead promises to be a test of market nerves.

Oil prices inched up on Monday, building on last Friday’s strong rally as investors keep a close eye on potential new U.S. sanctions against Russia—moves that could tighten global supply. Brent crude futures added 8 cents to $70.44 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crept up 5 cents to $68.50.

But it’s not all smooth sailing for oil bulls. Saudi Arabia is ramping up production, and ongoing tariff tensions are casting a shadow, capping the gains. It’s a classic tug-of-war between supply fears and output boosts.

With Trump’s next move on Russia in the spotlight, traders are on edge—will sanctions squeeze supply further or will increased Saudi output keep prices in check? What’s your bet—will oil prices surge or stall this week? Stay tuned as the global energy drama unfolds!

Gold prices are on the rise, hitting a three-week high this Monday, all thanks to President Trump turning up the heat on the trade war. After his announcement of a potential 30% tariff on imports from the European Union and Mexico, investors rushed to the safe haven of gold—because when tariffs fly, so do market jitters!

Spot gold climbed 0.2% to $3,361.19 per ounce, peaking at levels unseen since June 23. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures didn’t want to be left out, jumping 0.4% to $3,376.

So, are you watching gold as your go-to shield against this tariff tussle? With uncertainty swirling, it’s no surprise investors are seeking that glittering security. How long will the trade drama keep gold sparkling? Only time will tell, but for now, gold’s golden moment seems to be here. What’s your take—buy, hold, or sell?