Nifty 50 #Gainers and #Losers Snapshot — Sep 25, 2026
Losers
🔹 Max Healthcare fell to 1,014.00, down 32.00 or 3.06%, with volume of 19.01 lakh shares and value of ₹194.18 crore.
🔹 TMPV fell to 290.45, down 4.55 or 1.54%, with volume of 226.35 lakh shares and value of ₹660.67 crore.
🔹 Infosys fell to 1,000.20, down 14.30 or 1.41%, with volume of 102.41 lakh shares and value of ₹1,022.13 crore.
🔹 ONGC fell to 235.86, down 3.14 or 1.31%, with volume of 50.66 lakh shares and value of ₹119.47 crore.
🔹 Trent fell to 2,669.30, down 30.70 or 1.14%, with volume of 10.55 lakh shares and value of ₹282.00 crore.
🔹 SBI Life fell to 1,742.00, down 13.00 or 0.74%, with volume of 10.19 lakh shares and value of ₹177.91 crore.
🔹 Bharti Airtel fell to 1,785.40, down 10.40 or 0.58%, with volume of 47.66 lakh shares and value of ₹854.16 crore.
🔹 ICICI Bank fell to 1,326.80, down 7.70 or 0.58%, with volume of 108.41 lakh shares and value of ₹1,438.14 crore.
🔹 Hindalco fell to 977.00, down 5.00 or 0.51%, with volume of 24.69 lakh shares and value of ₹241.37 crore.
🔹 Tata Consumer Products fell to 983.20, down 3.10 or 0.31%, with volume of 8.86 lakh shares and value of ₹87.11 crore.
🔹 Kotak Mahindra Bank fell to 404.00, down 1.00 or 0.25%, with volume of 181.76 lakh shares and value of ₹733.44 crore.
🔹 Tata Consultancy Services fell to 2,082.00, down 5.00 or 0.24%, with volume of 33.42 lakh shares and value of ₹692.70 crore.
🔹 Eternal fell to 335.00, down 0.50 or 0.15%, with volume of 245.08 lakh shares and value of ₹819.36 crore.
🔹 Jio Financial fell to 227.00, down 0.20 or 0.09%, with volume of 77.41 lakh shares and value of ₹175.56 crore.
🔹 Tata Steel fell to 187.97, down 0.05 or 0.03%, with volume of 158.91 lakh shares and value of ₹299.60 crore.
#INDIAN MARKET #WEEKLY CLOSING PERFORMANCE FROM 21ST SEPTEMBER 2026 TO 25TH SEPTEMBER 2026
🔹 Benchmark indices recorded their seventh consecutive weekly decline despite ending Friday’s session in the green, marking the longest weekly losing streak for domestic equities since 2020.
🔹 Nifty 50 closed the week at 23,140.50, registering a weekly decline of over 0.8% as elevated global crude oil prices and high US bond yields continued to weigh on overall sentiment.
🔹 BSE Sensex settled the week at 73,895.74, managing a Friday recovery of 315.20 points (+0.43%) supported by selective buying in auto and realty heavyweights.
🔹 Bank Nifty displayed relative resilience, closing the weekly session in positive territory supported by late-week buying in private sector lenders including Axis Bank and HDFC Bank.
🔹 Nifty Auto and Nifty Realty emerged as the top-performing sectors for the week, benefiting from festival season demand expectations and regional buying momentum.
🔹 Nifty IT and Nifty Pharma remained under sustained pressure throughout the week, dragging down the broader market upside amid persistent foreign institutional investor selling.
🔹 HDFC Life, Bharti Airtel, and HCL Technologies stood out as top weekly relative gainers among Nifty 50 constituents.
🔹 Broader markets underperformed front-line benchmarks, with the Nifty Midcap 100 showing persistent weakness due to valuation consolidation and broad liquidity constraints.
🔹 Foreign Institutional Investors remained net sellers overall across the 5-day trading week, offsetting short-lived daily inflows.
🔹 India VIX hovered near lower bands around 11.26–12.00, signaling moderated local volatility despite ongoing macroeconomic headwinds.
MADHYA PRADESH LAUNCHES PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICE
CM Mohan Yadav flagged off 351 intercity and intracity buses across 7 cities under the new Mukhyamantri Sugam Parivahan Seva.
The service aims to strengthen urban-rural connectivity, with over 15,000 buses planned across 3,500+ routes in phases over the next 5 years.
The buses will include modern safety features, online ticketing, GPS monitoring, CCTV and priority for EV/CNG vehicles.
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