Stock Market Live Updates: Closing Bell- Sensex Surges 540 Points, Nifty Crosses 25,200; Tata Motors, Airtel Shine With 2%+ Gains

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On July 23, 2025, the Indian stock market saw a strong rally with the Sensex rising 540 points to reach 83,200, while the Nifty crossed the 25,200 mark, reflecting positive investor sentiment. Leading the gains were Tata Motors and Bharti Airtel, each climbing over 2%, boosted by strong quarterly earnings and positive sectoral momentum. Other key contributors included financial and auto stocks, which helped sustain the market’s upward trend. The rally was supported by stable global markets and improving economic data, encouraging investors to increase their exposure to blue-chip stocks. Overall, the market showed renewed optimism amid steady buying interest. 

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As of 2 PM IST on July 23, 2025, Indian equity markets maintained positive momentum. The Sensex climbed 474.11 points (0.58%) to 82,660.92, while the Nifty gained 130.75 points (0.52%) to 25,191.65. Strong global cues and stock-specific movements amid ongoing Q1 earnings boosted sentiment.

Top Nifty 50 Gainers:

• Tata Motors: 2.05% increase
• Shriram Finance: 1.43% increase
• Bajaj Finance: 1.35% increase
• Bharti Airtel: 1.34% increase
• Bajaj Auto: 1.16% increase

Sectoral Highlights:

• Nifty Auto led the rally
• Nifty MidCap and SmallCap indices saw marginal declines

The Indian stock market showed strong momentum today as the Sensex surged by 200 points, while the Nifty climbed above the 25,100 mark, signaling investor confidence.

Among the most active stocks were Lodha Developers, Paytm, and Dixon Technologies, drawing significant trading volumes and contributing to the market’s upward push. Positive corporate earnings, strong buying interest, and upbeat global cues supported the rally.

Market participants remain optimistic ahead of upcoming economic data and corporate results. Overall, the market’s positive trajectory highlights growing investor appetite in key sectors, making it a bullish day for equities. 

Indian equity markets started Wednesday on a strong note, with the Nifty hovering near the 25,100 mark and the Sensex rising over 130 points. Positive global cues and anticipation around Q1FY26 earnings reports have lifted investor sentiment. Gains in IT, banking, and auto stocks supported the benchmarks in early trade. Meanwhile, easing concerns over global trade tensions and firm Asian markets added to the upbeat tone. Key corporate earnings lined up for the day, including Infosys and Tata Consumer, could further influence market direction as investors stay cautiously optimistic

MCX was experiencing technical problems and was not accepting orders from brokers, including Zerodha. This disruption is causing delays and frustration among traders relying on the platform for commodity trading. MCX is working to resolve the issue promptly to restore normal operations.

The US is set to impose a 19% tariff on select Indonesian goods, signaling a shift in trade dynamics. However, American-made products will benefit from a zero-tariff rate when entering Indonesia, aiming to boost US exports. In a significant move, Indonesia will supply the US with critical minerals essential for tech and clean energy industries, strengthening strategic cooperation between the two nations. This balanced approach combines protective tariffs with partnership opportunities, reflecting the complex nature of global trade relations as both countries seek mutual economic benefits while safeguarding domestic industries.

Stocks To watch Today, 23 July:

• One97 Communications (Paytm)
• Dixon Technologies
• Dalmia Bharat
• JSW Infra
• United Breweries
• Colgate Palmolive
• Schloss Bangalore
• Hyundai Motor
• BrainBees Solutions (FirstCry)
• Panache Digilife
• Aster DM Healthcare

Global cues are mixed today. Former President Trump announced a “massive” trade deal with Japan, including 15% reciprocal tariffs and greater U.S. access to Japan’s auto and agricultural markets. The Nikkei surged over 2%, with auto stocks rallying up to 17%. Meanwhile, European markets fell for a third straight day amid weak earnings. In the U.S., the S&P 500 hit another record high, though the Nasdaq slipped on a chip sell-off. The 10-year U.S. yield eased to 4.34% ahead of the Fed’s decision. Gold retreated from a 5-week high, while oil prices continued their decline on demand concerns.

Indian equity benchmarks closed flat on Tuesday after giving up early gains due to across-the-board selling pressure. The Sensex slipped 13.53 points to settle at 82,186.81, while the Nifty 50 declined 29.80 points to close at 25,060.90. Broader markets also weakened, with the BSE Midcap index down 0.6% and the Smallcap index ending marginally lower. Sectoral indices saw widespread losses, with the media index falling 2.5%, PSU Bank down 1.6%, and realty, auto, and pharma indices also in the red. Top Nifty gainers included HDFC Life, Titan, and Hindalco, while Shriram Finance and Adani Ports led the losers. 

At 7:30 AM, Trends on the GIFT Nifty indicate a strong start for Indian equities, suggesting that the broader market may open on a positive note. The Nifty futures were trading at around 25,160.50, marking a gain of 76.5 points or approximately 0.30 percent. This upward trend reflects investor optimism amid stable global cues and steady foreign inflows. Market participants will be closely watching sectoral movements, corporate earnings, and global market trends throughout the day. If the momentum continues, both the Sensex and Nifty are likely to extend their gains, setting a bullish tone for the day’s trading session.