Mumbai, 30 July 2025 (Wednesday) – Indian equity benchmarks saw a modest gain today, with the Nifty 50 closing at 24,860.60, up 39.50 points or 0.16%, as investors reacted to mixed global cues, strong performance by select mid-cap stocks, and sectoral resilience in finance and banking.
The day’s trading saw the Nifty open slightly higher at 24,890.40, touching an intraday high of 24,902.30 and a low of 24,771.95, reflecting a tight range as market participants remained cautious amid global uncertainties and upcoming domestic earnings.
Sectoral Snapshot
Nifty Next 50 closed at 67,462.35 (+83.15 points / +0.12%)
Nifty Financial Services stood at 26,711.55 (+10.85 / +0.04%)
Nifty Bank ended at 56,255.95, gaining 33.95 points / 0.06%
Financials and banking indices were stable, while mid-cap and small-cap counters continued to attract investor attention.
Top Gainers on the NSE
Stock
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
BLISSGVS
182.00
+26.48
+17.03%
134.57
242.00
OMAXAUTO
148.20
+19.28
+14.96%
31.43
45.14
NIACL
198.00
+24.48
+14.11%
366.56
697.20
VALIANT-RE
12.10
+1.42
+13.30%
1.70
0.19
SAURASHCEM
122.14
+14.26
+13.22%
37.33
44.76
NIACL surged over 14% following robust quarterly results and increased investor interest in PSU stocks. BLISSGVS and OMAXAUTO also witnessed significant upward movement due to sector-specific tailwinds and improved volumes.
Top Losers on the NSE
Stock
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
TIMESGTY
259.50
-26.43
-9.24%
3.16
8.85
TRIVENI
342.85
-24.65
-6.71%
16.59
57.55
PENIND
236.43
-16.97
-6.70%
12.36
30.15
REDINGTON
269.90
-18.00
-6.25%
35.38
97.92
NILKAMAL
1,701.00
-107.00
-5.92%
0.20
3.39
TIMESGTY led the list of losers, with a sharp 9% dip possibly linked to a poor earnings outlook. NILKAMAL and PENIND also experienced steep losses amid profit booking.
Market Outlook on 30 July 2025
Analysts suggest that while the broader sentiment remains cautiously optimistic, markets are now entering a phase where earnings reports, monsoon data, and global macroeconomic indicators—especially from the US Fed—will steer the direction.
“Market breadth remained positive today. However, with valuations running high, we may see bouts of consolidation in coming sessions,” said a Kotak Securities analyst.
With July nearing its end, traders are now eyeing August with expectations around policy signals from RBI and possible sectoral rotation, especially in FMCG, auto, and capital goods.