Sensex, Nifty Closing Highlights: Top Gainers and Losers on BSE and NSE

Sensex, Nifty End Lower in Final FY25 Trading Session; IT and Auto Stocks Drag Markets Down

Mumbai, March 29, 2025: Dalal Street sank in the last trading session of the Financial Year 2024-25 with the Nifty and Sensex losing valuable points on a weekday. Investor morale was low as the fears over the potential new tariffs by the United States that would heavily affect the domestic IT and auto industries kept stock prices downward.The S&P BSE Sensex decreased by 191.51 points to close at 77,414.92, while NSE Nifty50 weakened by 72.60 points for a close at 23,519.35. Both index’s rides were challenging as they echoed the negative sentiment of major business segments

.Mart experts argue that they ascribe the drop to the prudence of the investors who have hesitantly entered the market prior. to the enforcement of the reciprocal U.S. tariffs starting in April 2 which should debilitate the industry of cars and tech that rely on the U.S. trade. These would be the most dangerous based on the anticipation of US trade measures as it affects the most advanced of the manufacturing economies in Asia.

Next to the upward trend of Japan’s Consumer Price Index (CPI), these data also gave investors another reason to think globally and cautiously.He further stated that the country market that had been taking an upward trend came to a halt as the different sectors including auto, ancillary, pharma, and IT are not the only ones affected by the tariffs. “Incidentally, gold prices have reached their peak because of a possible deep trade war that could decelerate the world economy,” Nair said.

Top Gainers and Losers on BSE

Winners:

• Kotak Bank: Earned 1.88% through several bids thus climbing the top position on the gainers’ side.
• Hindustan Unilever: Went up by 1.01% on the back of demand for defensive stocks
• ICICI Bank: Showed 0.87% by being strong through the session.
• Nestle India: Up 0.75%, contributing to market stability.
• Tata Motors: has increased by 0.82% due to particular buying habits, which is a pleasant change.

Laggards:

• IndusInd Bank: Wiped off 3.57% to take the least coveted position of the market drape-wearer.
• M&M: Sank by 2.45% which led to panic selling in the shares of the company.
• HCLTech: stocks fell by a full 2.20%, which coincided with the general weakness of the entire IT sector for the day.
• Maruti Suzuki: The stock has decreased in value of 2.10% after the news on potential additional
• Infosys: The value of the IT sector, which had already been experiencing losses, declined by

Top Gainers and Losers on NSE

Winners:

• Tata Consumer Products Limited: In a walking manner, they rose to 2.91% to take the win on the NSE chart.
• Kotak Bank: It garnered 2.13% from those who believe in it strongly while
• Apollo Hospitals: jumped 1.88% at the market’s own record of 1.88%. 1.79%
• ONGC: What the Money Speaks Fresh money cheered for ONGC raising 1.79% on Monday which closed at the top
• ICICI Bank: The winning series extended by. 0.85% today which with more improvements will reach a record level in future

Losers:

• IndusInd Bank: Fell 3.64%, becoming the biggest loser of the day.
• Wipro: IT sector woes were echoed through Wipro which was 3.56% down this Monday.
• Shriram Finance: Volatile markets were triggered by the 3.28% fall in shares of Shriram Finance to close at 47.
• Cipla: Fortune in the broader market begins to dim with Cipla being down 2.83%.
• M&M: Trades were seen to be under the bearish belt shedding 2.63% of the price that was recorded on the previous trading day.

The Market is expected to be wary of the global trade stand still in the near term as the United States plan to levy new. Following the trend, the major Asian economies are also showing inflationary signs of growth of the economy thus making the case of the weak market scenario.