After opening the day higher, the benchmark indices continued to continue their downward momentum and the session ended in red.
Indian stock markets Indices Senex and Nifty have left early profit to end lower today, dragged down by losses in bank and pharmaceutical shares prior to the two-day GST Council meeting from tomorrow.
With the final bell, the BSE Sesex closed lower with 206 points (with 0.3%).
In the meantime, the NSE Nifty closed 45 points lower (with 0.2%).
Power Grid Corp, NTPC, Tata Steel under the top gainers today.
M&M, Icici Bank, Asian paint on the hand, were one of the best losers today.
The gift Nifty acted on 24,673 lower with 55 points at the time of writing.
The BSE MidCap index ended 0.2% higher and BSE SmallCap index ended 0.6% higher.
Sectoral indices are mixed today with shares in the metal sector and the energy sector that are witness to buy. In the meantime, the shares in the baking sector and the telecommunications sector witnessed sales pressure.
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The rupee acts on RS 88.1 against the US $.
Gold prices for the last contract on MCX act 0.01% higher on RS 104,800 per 10 grams.
In the meantime, the silver prices traded 0.3% lower on RS 122,200 per 1 kg.
Speaking of the stock market, research analyst Tanushree Banerjee in her latest video, emphasizes the growing global attraction of Indian culture, media and food, which reflects the rise after the economic crisis of South Korea. She emphasizes rapid growth in India’s digital entertainment, gaming and cultural exports of India, which demonstrates potential economic growth and investment opportunities.
She advises investors to concentrate on sectors such as tourism, hospitality and food, which mentions companies such as Indian hotels and ADF foods as beneficiaries. It also emphasizes the importance of selecting financially strong companies with a solid track record and the consideration of factors such as government policy and intellectual property.
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Sharika Enterprise Bags Order from JSW Steel
In the news of the technical sector, shares of Sharika Enterprise on Tuesday by 19.9% after the company had announced that JSW Steel had given it an important order for offering cables and accessories.
In accordance with the agreement, the JSW Steel company in Dolvi will provide 220 kV HT and 33 kV cables and accessories.
The purchasing order must be completed within six months and has a value of RS 0.2 billion (BN).
The order shows the growing presence of Sharika in high -voltage cable solutions, making it a reliable partner for large industrial projects.
Sharika Enterprises offers smart and sustainable infrastructure solutions, aimed at digital energy systems for cities, industries and utilities.
They deliver projects such as Power Networks, Substation Automation and Fiber Optic Systems, which meet the infrastructure needs of India.
CEAT completes the Camso acquisition in Sri Lanka
By continuing to the news of the tire sector, tire maker Ceat RS 15. BN investments in Sri Lanka announced after completing the takeover of the Camso activities by Michelin Group, including two factories in Sri Lanka.
The aim of the investment is to increase the capacity of Midigama and Kotugoda to produce off-highway tires (OHT) and tracks. Export -oriented production will be the focus of these facilities.
In December last year, CEAT took over the Camso of Michelin Group Off-Highway Tyres and follows business in RS 19 BN deal, including two production facilities in Sri Lanka and worldwide rights to the Camso brand.
Ceat will possess the Camso brand worldwide after a 3-year license period. Michelin leaves the compact line prejudice tires and building tracks. The deal was expected to be completed within 6-9 months.
Camso is a premium brand in tires and traces of construction machines, strong in EU and North America. This acquisition gives CEAT access to more than 40 global OEMs and premium distributors.
Syrma SGS Partners Elemaster for electronics JV
On the way to the news of the electronics sector, shares of SYRMA SGS Technologies Ltd., a manufacturer of electronics components came into focus after the announcement of a strategic joint venture with Italy-in-in Italy established Elemaster.
Sylma SGS has signed a joint venture agreement with the Italian Elemaster Spa Tecnology Elettroniche. The joint venture works through Syrma SGS design and production PVT. Ltd., which is renamed Syrma SGS Elemaster PVT. Ltd.
The JV will create a platform in India for electronics with high reliability, which operate sectors such as railways, industrial and medical. The facility will be in Bengaluru, with 20,000 m² and has assembly lines for the production of electronics.
The JV is intended to encourage profit, to increase matters with worldwide customers and to support the make in India initiative. It combines the efficient production of Syrma with the design expertise of Elemaster and European customer relationships.
The chairman of Syrma SGS said that the partnership will stimulate the growth of the most important sectors and establish India as a global hub for high -tech production, for the benefit of customers and stakeholders.
Sylma SGS worked together with the Shinhyup Electronics in South Korea in July 2025 to produce multi-layered and flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs) in India.
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