Mumbai: As of 12:31 IST on 24 July 2025, the Nifty 50 benchmark index stood at 25,073.45, marking a drop of 146.45 points or 0.58%. Opening at 25,243.30, it reached an intraday high of 25,246.25 and a low of 25,018.70. The decline reflects cautious investor sentiment and subdued performance across broader indices.
Top Gainers: FORCEMOT and INDO BORAX Lead the Charge
Despite the overall bearish trend, select stocks witnessed notable gains:
Symbol
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
FORCEMOT
19,728.00
+2,588.00
+15.10%
9.69
1,873.19
INDO BORAX
280.00
+35.48
+14.51%
18.21
49.05
POCL
1,074.95
+126.45
+13.33%
27.09
294.47
SENORES
684.10
+75.15
+12.34%
59.02
404.95
AARON
456.80
+49.55
+12.17%
3.95
17.77
These stocks outperformed the broader market, largely driven by strong buying volumes and sector-specific positive triggers.
Top Losers: IEX Crashes Over 26%; Persistent Plunges
On the losing side, major tech and energy-related counters faced sharp corrections:
Symbol
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
IEX
139.02
−48.87
−26.01%
275.10
410.58
EXICOM-RE
19.10
−2.48
−11.49%
0.85
0.17
COFORGE
1,693.00
−156.70
−8.47%
75.59
1,305.27
CIGNITITEC
1,597.50
−144.70
−8.31%
3.86
62.88
PERSISTENT
5,205.50
−400.00
−7.14%
24.51
1,274.04
IEX saw a steep 26% decline, likely due to disappointing earnings or regulatory headwinds, while Persistent Systems‘ drop of ₹400 signals possible profit booking or guidance cut.
Conclusion: Market Sentiment on 24 July 2025
The Indian stock market witnessed a pullback as investors exercised caution, possibly due to weak global cues, profit booking in tech stocks, or sectoral rotation. While selective buying was visible in small- and mid-cap counters like FORCEMOT and INDO BORAX, heavyweight sectors such as IT and energy saw significant sell-offs. The coming sessions will be crucial as traders eye global central bank decisions and domestic corporate results.