Stock Market Live Updates: Stock Market Ended On A positive Note Despite Mixed Charts In The Mid Day Trading.
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Markets wrapped up July 30 on a positive note as the Nifty closed at 24,850 and the Sensex added 140 points—did your portfolio feel the buzz? It was a volatile F&O expiry day, but IT and FMCG stocks helped support the indices. Meanwhile, sectors like auto, media, and realty slipped around 0.5%. Among the top gainers: L&T, Tata Consumer, NTPC, and Sun Pharma. On the flip side, Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp, and M&M saw red. Curious how midcaps and smallcaps performed? They held steady with marginal gains. Keep an eye out—earnings and global cues could set the tone ahead! ...
The Nifty trades around 24,900, maintaining a steady position as the Sensex climbs 188.34 points. Market sentiment remains positive with gains led by key sectors. Investors watch for further cues as trading continues, reflecting cautious optimism amid global and domestic economic developments.
Indian equity markets are trading lower on Wednesday, with the Sensex droping and the Nifty slipping below the crucial mark.
Selling pressure gripped sectors like auto, oil & gas, and realty, which led the decline. Tata Motors and Prestige Estate were among the notable laggards. Weak global cues, cautious investor sentiment ahead of the Fed policy decision, and profit booking contributed to early losses. Market participants are watching for cues from global central banks, earnings reports, and domestic macro trends to gauge short-term direction. Volatility may persist through the day.