Stock market today: Which are the top 10 gainers and losers on Nifty50, BSE Sensex? Check list
Indian benchmark equity indices extended their decline on Thursday, with both the Nifty50 and BSE Sensex trading in the red during early deals. The Nifty50 hovered just above the 26,100 level, while the Sensex slipped below 84,950.At 12:26 pm, the Nifty50 was at 25,935, down 205 points or 0.78%. The BSE Sensex was trading at 84,373, lower by 587 points or 0.69%.Market participants expect domestic equities to remain largely range-bound in the near term. Analysts say that profit-booking at higher levels is weighing on benchmarks, even as stock-specific moves continue, driven by third-quarter business updates.
Top Nifty50 Gainers At 12:00 PM
- BEL – 0.6%
- SBI Life – 0.40%
- ICICI Bank – 0.34%
- Eternal – 0.34%
- Adani Port SEZ – 0.34%
- HUL – 0.18%
- Bajaj Auto – 0.50%
Top Nifty50 Losers At 12:00 PM
- Hindalco – (-3.8%)
- ONGC – (-2.73%)
- Adani Enterprises – (-2.58%)
- JSW Steel – (-2.4%)
- Jio Financial Services – (2.53%)
- Wipro – (-2.41%)
- TCS – (-2.32%)
- HDFC Life – (-2.22%)
- Tech Mahindra – (-2.20%)
- Tata Steel – (-1.99%)
Top BSE Sensex Gainers At 12:00 PM
- Eternal – 0.47%
- ICICI Bank – 0.37%
- Adani Ports SEZ – 0.21%
- HUL – 0.13%
- HCL Tech – 0.10%
Top BSE Sensex Losers At 12:00 PM
- TCS – (-2.32%)
- Tech Mahindra – (-2.07%)
- Tata Steel – (-1.94%)
- IndusInd Bank – (-1.95%)
- Bajaj Finserv – (-1.91%)
- RIL – (-1.71%)
- NTPC – (-1.68%)
- Power Grid – (-1.44%)
- M&M – (-1.27%)
- Infosys – (-1.09%)
VK Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist, Geojit Investments Limited said that there is good news for the economy and markets, from the fundamental perspective. “Advanced estimates project the FY 26 GDP growth at an impressive 7.4%. This reflects the underlying resilience of the economy despite Trump tariffs. However, this strong fundamental is unlikely to reflect in the market very soon since the much-awaited US-India trade deal, which is critical for India’s sustained growth and macro-economic stability, is not happening. This and the continuing FII selling are impacting the market. Even though Indian large cap valuations are fair, cheaper valuations in other markets do not offer compelling need for FIIs to buy in India.”He further added that market momentum might change in case the US Supreme Court verdict, “on the reciprocal tariffs, expected soon, goes against President Trump. The market has an ability to frustrate investors for long. Those investors who have the right psychological attitude to weather the frustrating period with equanimity will succeed in the long run.”(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market, other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India)
