On Monday, July 14, Indian benchmark indices ended the trading session in the red, extending losses for the fourth straight session. The fall in the benchmark indices was led by the IT stocks following weak earnings.
At the closing bell, the Nifty 50 ended down by 67.55 points or 0.27%, at 25,082.30. The Sensex slipped by 247.01 points or 0.30% to 82,253.46.
The Nifty IT index declined by 1.3%, leading the sectoral losers, amid concerns over continued demand weakness following weak Q1 results from Tata Consultancy Services last week. HCL Technologies shares were down 1.13% ahead of its quarterly earnings later in the day. Infosys, scheduled to report its earnings next week, emerged as the top drag on the Nifty 50 index.
On the sectoral front, 9 out of 11 key sectors ended in positive territory. Meanwhile, broader indices like Smallcaps and Midcaps outperformed frontline indices.
Stock-Specific Highlights
Among individual stocks,
- Ola Electric Mobility jumps 18.27% as the electric scooter maker reports narrower sequential loss and says gross margins will improve in fiscal year 2026.
Nifty Realty - Top Gainer of the Day
The Nifty Realty index surged by 1.42% on Monday. Sobha emerges as the top gainer among the Realty stocks. While the Nifty IT Index fell by 1.3%.
Nifty 50: Top Pullers and Draggers of the Day
The key drivers of the index gains were:
- ITC: +6.38 points
- Mahindra & Mahindra: +5.07 points
- Titan: +5.04 points
On the other hand, these stocks weighed on the index:
- Infosys: - 25.24 points
- Larsen & Toubro: -15.14 points
- TCS: -12.57 points
Broader Markets Positive
The broader market indices ended on a Positive note, the Mid-cap 100 index inched up by 0.7% and the Small-cap 100 index jumped 1.02%.
Market Breadth
As of July 14, 2025, the market breadth was slightly tilted towards the negative side. Out of 3,043 stocks traded on the NSE, 1,464 advanced, 1,482 declined, and 97 remained unchanged.
A total of 80 stocks touched their 52-week highs, while 36 hit their 52-week lows. Additionally, 94 stocks were locked in their upper circuits, whereas 73 stocks were in lower circuits.
Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.
