Friday trading saw a sharp dip in Indian indices as heavy IT selling pulled down the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50. Infosys was among the notable losers, while select stocks such as Himadri Speciality Chemical and Adani Energy Solutions rose on the back of earnings and fresh momentum, highlighting a split market mood.
Markets fell for a second consecutive day as sharp price swings hit several high-attention names including Kaynes Technology, Swiggy, SpiceJet and Coforge. Selling pressure in IT and auto-linked stocks pulled headline indices lower, amplifying volatility across the session and keeping investors focused on the week’s next catalysts.
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Indian markets finished higher on Tuesday, lifted by strength in banks, auto and metals. Lloyds Metals jumped on expansion plans, but Ola Electric and IDBI Bank fell after brokerage cuts and divestment concerns. IT stocks remained weak as investors refreshed fears of AI-led disruption, keeping sentiment cautious even with the overall index up.
Indian benchmark indices slipped again for the second straight session, ending in the red amid choppy trade. High volatility shaped the day’s moves, with IT stocks emerging as the main drag on sentiment. Against this backdrop, investors tracked major gainers and losers including Adani Power and Mphasis as the market tried to find direction.
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