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Indian Share Market Today: Did Bulls Lose Their Momentum?

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The Nifty50 slipped 4.30 points (0.02%) to 23,654.70, while the Sensex declined 135.03 points (0.18%) to 75,183.36 .

Nifty MidCap settled 0.04% lower, whereas Nifty SmallCap ended 0.63% higher.

Impact On The Stock Market

Sector-wise, the market displayed mixed momentum:

  • Top gainers: Trent (+3%), financial companies like Shriram Finance, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, Jio Financial Services, Kotak Mahindra Bank, SBI Life Insurance, and Bajaj Finserv ended 1-3% higher.
  • Other sectors up: Wipro, Asian Paints, Eicher Motors, Hindustan Unilever, Nestle India, Larsen & Toubro, Hindalco Industries, and UltraTech Cement rose 1-2%.
  • Weak performers: Max Healthcare plunged over 6%, while Sun Pharmaceutical Industries declined nearly 3% due to disappointing quarterly results.
  • Other laggards: ITC, Oil and Natural Gas Corp., Power Grid, Bajaj Auto, Bharat Electronics, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Coal India, and Bharti Airtel ended 1-2% lower.
Sector/IndexPerformance
IT & BPM sector-0.37%
Healthcare sector-1.52%
Oil & Gas sector-0.05%
Real estate sector-0.09%
PSU Bank in India0.22%

Top gainers today

CompanyShare Price (in ₹)Change %
Trent4,296.503.02
Shriram Finance941.002.87
Axis Bank1,285.402.56
ICICI Bank1,264.301.73
Wipro203.111.69

Top losers today

CompanyShare Price (in ₹)Change %
Max Healthcare1,023.25-6.22
Sun Pharma1,844.60-2.47
ITC301.70-2.06
ONGC290.00-1.98
Power Grid Corp294.30-1.75

Market aftermath: Impact on stocks

MTAR Technologies: Order win fuels rally

MTAR Tech shares surged to an all-time high after securing an order worth ₹467 crore from an international client. The stock jumped 6.32% intra-day, later closing at ₹7,997. Over the last three trading sessions, MTAR gained 22%, reflecting strong investor confidence. 

The company expects to execute 50% of this order by March 2027 and the rest by June 2027, alongside FY27 revenue growth guidance of 80%, exceeding earlier projections of 50%.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries: Net profit jumps 26%

Sun Pharma reported a 26.2% YoY rise in consolidated net profit for Q4 FY26 at ₹2,714 crore. Consolidated revenue grew 13.6% to ₹14,559.8 crore, driven by its India formulations and innovative medicines portfolio. 

The board declared a ₹5 per share final dividend, making the total dividend for FY26 ₹16 per share, consistent with the previous year. The company’s innovative medicines sales rose 20.1% YoY, while India contributed 33% of Q4 revenue.

Info Edge: Consumer platforms shin

Info Edge shares jumped 6.34%, hitting ₹985 per share following a 22% rise in net profit to ₹565.7 crore. Revenue from operations increased 16% YoY to ₹869 crore, and EBITDA improved to ₹333 crore, with a margin of 38.3%. 

The growth was led by its 99acres real estate portal, which posted 36% revenue growth and turned EBIT positive, alongside the matrimonial platform Jeevansathi gaining market share.

Crude oil: Global tensions could push prices higher

Crude oil remains a major concern. Wood Mackenzie warned that global oil prices could hit $200 per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid ongoing Iran tensions. This worst-case scenario could lead to economic disruptions, affecting global energy supply, inflation, and trade flows. 

Other scenarios predict oil easing to $80 per barrel if peace is achieved quickly, or shortages continuing through Q3 2026, potentially triggering a shallow global recession.

Conclusion

Today’s market session reflected both optimism and caution. While key stocks like MTAR Tech, Sun Pharma, and Info Edge showcased strong growth and investor confidence, broader indices like Sensex and Nifty struggled to maintain early gains. Sectoral performance was mixed, highlighting selective opportunities. Global factors, especially crude oil volatility and geopolitical tensions, continue to influence Indian markets.

For investors, the takeaway is clear: stay informed, watch key support and resistance levels, and pay attention to sectoral trends to navigate choppy waters effectively.

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Rishi Gupta

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