Markets organized a partial recovery during the afternoon trade on Tuesday, with the SENSEX climbing to 82,154.53, only 5.44 points or 0.01 percent compared to the previous closure of 82.159.97, after lower at 82,147.37. The Nifty 50 traded on 25,186.20, fell 16.15 points or 0.06 percent compared to the end of Monday of 25.202.35.
The marginal recovery meant a significant improvement compared to the morning session, when both indices were opened with deeper losses of 0.19 percent and 0.24 percent respectively, driven by ongoing foreign institutional investor expansion of £ 2,910 crore and pre-expiry volatility problems.
Car and bank shares led the afternoon wins, with Maruti Suzuki rising as the best Nifty artist, who rose 1.79 percent to £ 16,099 from the previous closure of £ 15,816. Bajaj Finance won 1.65 percent to £ 1,023.10, while Indusind Bank added 1.64 percent to £ 746.35. Eicher Motors raised 1.53 percent to £ 7.052.50 and Adani Enterprises climbed by 1.44 percent to £ 2,667.40.
Consumer and cement shares remained under pressure, where Nestle India led the decliners and 1.83 percent fell to £ 1,166.60. Ultratech cement fell by 1.73 percent to £ 12,431, HDFC Life Insurance fell by 1.59 percent to £ 775.30, Trent dropped 1.53 percent to £ 4,934 and Tech Mahindra fell 1.42 percent to £ 1,484.
Sectoral indices showed mixed performance during the afternoon session. The Nifty Bank Index won 0.42 percent to 55,531.55, while Nifty Financial Services rose 0.24 percent to 26,599.50. However, wider markets remained weak, with the handy next 50 0.41 percent decreased to 69,677.65 and Nifty Midcap 100 decreased 0.31 percent to 58,519.40.
Market width on the BSE reflected the cautious sentiment, with 2,242 shares that fell at 1,730 advance issues between 4,167. A total of 141 shares were 52 weeks high, while 60 lows of 52 weeks hit. In addition, 186 shares were locked in the upper circuit boundaries compared to 140 in lower circuits.
The recovery comes in the midst of continuous concern about the trade relations of the US India after reports of proposed H-1B visa increases, which in particular influenced IT shares in the morning trade. The domestic institutional investor’s flows of £ 2,582 Crore offered some support to compensate for the foreign sales pressure, although analysts maintained their cautious prospects for consolidation in the short term.
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Published on September 23, 2025
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