Following dull trends in global markets amid global trade concerns, the benchmark Equity Indis Indies Senses and Nifty decreased on Monday.
In addition, the Russian-Qurain conflict, brent crude oil prices and foreign funds affected the sentiments of investors, the experts said.
After tumbling from 796.75 points or 0.97 percent to 80,654.26 in Intra-Day Trade, the 30—Sense BSE Sense saw unstable trends and later ended at 77.26 points or 0.09 percent less at 81,373.75.
NSE Nifty took a dip of 34.10 points or 0.14 percent at 24,716.60. During the day, it fell 224.55 points or 0.90 percent to 24,526.15.
From Sensx firms, Tech Mahindra, Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Titan, HDFC Bank, IndusInd Bank, Infosys and Kotak Mahindra Bank were among the largest legs.
On the other hand, Adani Port, Mahindra and Mahindra, Power Grid, Anant and Hindustan were among Unilever beneficiaries.
In the Asian markets, Hang Seng in Nikkei and Hong Kong of Japan decreased, while South Korea’s Kospi ended in a positive area. Markets in China were closed for holiday.
European markets were doing less business in mid -session deals. The US markets ended on a mixed note on Friday.
Foreign institutional investors (FII) unloaded equity According to exchange data, 6,449.74 crores on Friday.
us President Donald Trump On Friday, he said that he would make the tariff to 50 percent on steel and aluminum.
“The domestic market continued its consolidation phase for the third consecutive week, influenced by renewed concerns over a possible tariff war and increased geopolitical tension between Russia and Ukraine.
“While global uncertainties have inspired investors to adopt a risky-based approach, the Indian market has demonstrated flexibility, strong institutional flows and FMCG, real estate and financial shares such as selective regional power, said,” Vinod Nair, the head of research, geozet investment said.
Meanwhile, India’s manufacturing growth fell at a three-month low in May, banned by inflation pressure, soft demand and increased geopolitical conditions, a monthly survey said on Monday.
The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchase Manager Index (PMI) fell from 58.2 in April to 57.6 in May, highlighting the weakest improvement in operating conditions from February.
Assistant domestic macro indicators include a potential RBI rate cut, a better monsoon, Q4 GDP data and better GST collection, Nair said.
The Indian economy expanded at a rapid pace in the last quarter of the fiscal of 2024тАУ25, declining the growth rate of 6.5 percent a year, which increased its size to USD 3.9 trillion and promised to cross the world’s fourth largest economy Japan in FY26.
The Indian economy rose 7.4 percent in January -March – the fourth and final quarter of the fiscal (FY25) from April 2024 to March 2025 – reflects a strong cyclical rebounds that helped in increasing personal consumption and strong growth in construction and construction.
Gross GST collection remains up 2 trillion mark for second straight month, 16.4 percent over in May 2.01 lakh crores.
Global Oil Benchmark Brent crude jumps 3.28 per cent to 64.84 per barrel.
On Friday, the BSE Sensex fell by 182.01 points or 0.22 percent, settling at 81,451.01. The Nifty submerged 82.90 points or 0.33 percent to 24,750.70.
