Stock Market Live Updates: Stock Market Open Flat, Sensex Slips In RED And Nifty Below 25,200; Golbal Markets’ Sentiment Effecting The Dalal Street Today

Persistent System reports Q1FY26 industry leading growth of 18.7% YoY. 

Tata Consumer Products reports a INR 334.15 crore of New Profit for Q1.

There is a 4% increase in Net profit to INR 641.9 crore reported for Oracle Financial Services Software in Q1.

Bajaj Housing Finance reports an increase in Net Income to INR 887 crore (33.4%) and Net Profit to INR 583 crore.

The Indian stock market began Thursday on a mixed note, reflecting cautious optimism. The Nifty opened slightly in the green at 25,222.50, up 2.60 points (0.010%), while the Sensex opened marginally lower at 82,693.49, down 33.15 points (0.040%) from the previous session. Despite the initial divergence, the broader market sentiment remains cautiously positive, buoyed by strong global cues and ongoing earnings optimism. However, volatility is expected throughout the day as investors digest fresh Q1FY26 results and monitor global trade developments. Global markets remain upbeat, keeping hopes alive for a steady trading session ahead.

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Here are the gold prices in Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Chennai for 24 Karat and 22 Karat gold (per 10 grams), based on the most recent available data for today, July 24, 2025

• Gold Price In Delhi:
  • 24 Karat Gold: ₹1,02,490
  • 22 Karat Gold: ₹93,960
• Gold Price In Bangalore:
  • 24 Karat Gold: ₹1,02,340
  • 22 Karat Gold: ₹93,810
• Gold Price In Mumbai:
  • 24 Karat Gold: ₹1,02,340
  • 22 Karat Gold: ₹93,810
• Gold Price In Chennai:
  • 24 Karat Gold: ₹1,02,330 
  • 22 Karat Gold: ₹93,800 

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• Infosys: Net profit ₹6,921 crore (+8.7% YoY); revenue ₹42,279 crore (+7.5%); slight margin dip to 20.8%.
• Dr. Reddy’s: Net profit ₹1,409.6 crore (+1.2% YoY); revenue ₹8,545.2 crore (+11.3%); EBITDA margin down QoQ to 26.7%.
• Tata Consumer Products: Net profit ₹332 crore (+15% YoY); revenue ₹4,779 crore (+9.8%); EBITDA declined 8% due to cost pressures.
• Bikaji Foods: Revenue up 14.2% to ₹652.7 crore; PAT ₹58.5 crore (+1.3%); EBITDA margin down to 14.8%.
• Coforge: PAT ₹317.4 crore (+138% YoY); revenue ₹3,688.6 crore (+56.5%); EBITDA margin up to 17.5%.
• IndusInd Bank: Approved fundraise of ₹30,000 crore via debt and equity instruments.
• Bajaj Housing Finance: PAT up 21% to ₹583 crore; NIM improved to 4%.

Read More: Stocks to Watch Today: Tata Consumer, Infosys, Dr Reddys Labs, BEML In Focus

Global markets saw a boost on Wednesday, led by strong gains on Wall Street after news broke of a trade agreement between the United States and Japan. Investors welcomed the development as a sign of progress in President Donald Trump’s broader trade negotiations, especially with the European Union also reportedly nearing a similar deal.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 507.85 points (1.14%) to 45,010.29, the S&P 500 climbed 49.35 points (0.78%) to 6,358.97, and the Nasdaq Composite added 127.33 points (0.61%) to close at 21,020.02.

Adding to the market cheer, Treasury yields rebounded, snapping a three-day losing streak, signaling investor confidence. Meanwhile, gold prices retreated, reflecting a shift away from safe-haven assets as risk sentiment improved.

With trade tensions easing, could this mark a turning point for global equities? Stay tuned as markets digest the impact of these promising developments!

Indian benchmark indices ended higher on Wednesday, buoyed by broad-based buying and positive global cues following the US-Japan trade deal. The Nifty 50 closed above the 25,200 mark, gaining 159 points to settle at 25,219.90, while the Sensex rose 539.83 points to 82,726.64. Heavyweights ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank hit record highs. However, broader markets underperformed, with the BSE Midcap up 0.24% and Smallcap flat. Top gainers included Tata Motors, Shriram Finance, and Bharti Airtel, while Tata Consumer and HUL were among the losers. Sectorally, realty and FMCG dipped, but others posted solid gains.

At 7:30 AM, GIFT Nifty is pointing to a positive opening for the Indian stock markets today. Early trends show the index gaining 46 points, or about 0.8 percent, indicating a strong start for the broader benchmark indices. Nifty futures were trading around the 25,294.50 level, suggesting bullish sentiment among investors. The upbeat trend is being supported by favorable global cues and improving domestic factors. Market participants will be closely watching key earnings, macroeconomic indicators, and global developments for further direction. A green start could set the tone for a constructive trading session ahead. Stay tuned!