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Business Honor
01 July, 2025
Sensex and Nifty marginally up as healthcare leads; banking drags amid cautious investors ahead of key economic data.
The Indian stock market lost the majority of its early gains by the middle of the session, indicating caution sentiment among investors despite an early breakout and positive global signs. BSE Sensex ended at 83,682.99, up 0.09%, or 76.53 points, from the previous finish of 83,606.46. At 25,536.60, the NSE Nifty 50 rose by 19.55 points, or 0.08%.
The Sensex hit its all-time high of 83,685.66 as the markets started out to a good start, but gains were limited because trading was tight all morning. With 1,890 stocks rising, 1,968 falling, and 173 stocks remaining constant out of 4,031 traded shares, the market spread on the BSE was fairly balanced. Health care sector saw the highest gains, with Apollo Hospitals rising 2.91% to ₹7,453. Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL), a defence organization, saw the biggest volume of trade of ₹115,785.11 lakh and gained 2.34% to ₹431.35. In addition, Reliance Industries performed well, rising by 1.89% to ₹1,529. IndusInd Bank and Jio banking services witnessed increases of 1.25% and 1.32%.
On the other hand, the indexes were dragged down by bank shares, Axis Bank down 2.35% to ₹1,171. In addition to Trent, Eicher Motors, and Shriram Finance, Nestle India experienced a 2.08% drop to ₹2,414.10. Sector outcome was unbalanced, with Nifty Bank rising slightly by 0.14% and Nifty Financial Services dropping to 0.24%. Nifty Midcap 100 dropped 0.28%, and the Nifty Next 50 was down 0.17%, following the weak outcome of the larger markets.
Investors were nervous ahead of major economic data and earnings releases, despite positive global signs. With 144 stocks achieving 52-week highs and 149 stocks hitting 52-week lows, the market was highly unstable, showing fears about the future. Future trends in markets and investment decisions are expected to be shaped by developments in technology and international affairs.