The markets negotiated the flat half -day negotiation on Thursday when investors processed continuous geopolitical tensions and expected key profit results. The BSE Sensex increased 45.91 points (0.06 percent) to 80,792.69, while the NIFTY50 fell marginally by 11.25 points (-0.05 percent) to 24,403.15 Axis or 12.30 p.
The markets showed resilience after opening mixed after the military attacks in India in the terror fields in Pakistan earlier in the day. The trade remains cautious before the next earnings ads of the heavyweight companies and the interest rate decision of the Bank of England that is expected later.
Upper gaatores
HCl Technologies led the advances, rising 1.65 percent to ₹ 1,588.40, backed by a strong perspective of the IT sector amid the global demand for digital transformation.
Titan Company showed a solid impulse, increasing 1.29 percent to ₹ 3,383.40 before the next festive season.
Kotak Mahindra Bank won 1.28 percent to operate ₹ 2.122.25, while Axis Bank added 1.10 percent to reach ₹ 1,174.60, since banking actions continued their positive performance.
Larsen and Toubro completed the five main winners with an increase of 1.04 percent, quoting ₹ 3,356.50, driven by infrastructure projects.
The main losers
Eternal was the largest loser, falling 3.36 percent to ₹ 228.95 in the midst of specific groups in the sector.
Mahindra and Mahindra decreased 2.32 percent to ₹ 3,047.60, while Maruti Suzuki fell 2.01 percent to ₹ 12,375.75, the shares of the axis cars faced sales pressure.
Tata Steel fell 1.44 percent to ₹ 144.20 in the midst of world pricing fluctuations.
Indusind Bank closed the list of the main losers with a decrease of 0.94 percent to ₹ 825.35.
The mixed performance of the day occurred as investors balanced the positive impulse of the IT sector against pressure in cars and metal segments. Market analysts suggest that it clarifies a cautious approach given the current geopolitical scenario and the next corporate results.
Posted on May 8, 2025
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