Markets extended their morning profits during Monday’s trade session, with the SENSEX rises 391.56 points to 80,991.47 and the Nifty 50 climb from 141.70 points to 24,707.05 at 1.10 pm. The benchmark indices maintained their upward momentum of the opening bubble and built on early power that the Sensex opened at 80,765.83 and the Nifty on 24,628.
Metal and car shares dominated the list of winnings, with Tata Steel led the load with an increase of 4.28 percent to £ 159.56. Hero Motocorp followed closely with a profit from 3.35 percent to £ 4,456, while Bharat Electronics Limited 2.80 percent improved to £ 387.75. JSW Steel contributed to the strength of the metal sector and rose 2.33 percent to £ 1,051.70, and Eicher Motors completed the top five with an increase of 2.08 percent to £ 5,643.
Banking and utilities were confronted with sales pressure, where Power Grid Corporation fell by 0.77 percent to £ 289. HDFC life insurance fell by 0.74 percent to £ 736.20, while oil and natural gas company dropped 0.68 percent to £ 235.18. HDFC Bank, despite the achievement of the most traded shares, fell at value, 0.57 percent to £ 2,000.80 and the State Bank of India fell 0.42 percent to £ 790.70.
Market width remained positive about the BSE, with 2,148 shares on their way against 1,798 falling issues. A total of 108 shares hit their 52 -week highlights, while 111 hit their lows of 52 weeks. The wider market showed a stronger momentum than the benchmarks, with the Nifty Midcap 100 increase from 1.02 percent to 57,216.10.
The sectoral performance was mixed, with the handy next 50 by 0.87 percent to 66,768.80, while banking indices remained modest. The Nifty Financial Services Index achieved a marginal profit from 0.03 percent to 26,500.35 and the Nifty Bank Index rose only 0.05 percent to 55,645.40.
The trading activity remained robust, with 238 shares that reached their upper circuits at 228 in lower circuits. The session reflected continuous domestic institutional purchasing aid against ongoing foreign institutional sale, while the markets navigated on the trade relations of the US India and global economic uncertainties. Analysts maintained their cautious prospects and found selective share choices in the midst of current market volatility.
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Published on August 4, 2025
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