Mumbai, 1 July 2025 — Indian stock markets closed on a subdued note on Monday as the Nifty 50 index settled at 25,541.80, up marginally by 24.75 points (0.10%), reflecting cautious investor sentiment despite a strong performance by select mid-cap stocks. While Nifty Bank led sectoral gains, broader indices such as Nifty Next 50 and Nifty Financial Services witnessed declines, indicating mixed sectoral trends.
Market Snapshot: Flat Gains in Benchmark Indices on 1 July 2025
Nifty 50: Closed at 25,541.80, up 0.10%
Day’s Range: High of 25,593.40, Low of 25,501.80
Nifty Next 50: Declined 68.00 points (-0.10%)
Nifty Financial Services: Down 50.25 points (-0.18%)
Nifty Bank: Gained 146.70 points (+0.26%), closing at 57,459.45
The day’s trade showed cautious optimism with rotational stock interest and selective mid-cap momentum, while banking stocks supported the indices.
Top Gainers: GABRIEL, TN TELE, ZOTA Shine
Symbol
LTP
Change
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
GABRIEL
842.75
+140.45
+20.00%
4.23
35.66
CAPTRU-RE
0.06
+0.01
+20.00%
0.01
0.00
TN TELE
15.86
+2.64
+19.97%
16.42
2.48
DANGEE
6.34
+1.05
+19.85%
44.49
2.77
ZOTA
1,096.25
+121.75
+12.49%
10.42
111.58
GABRIEL emerged as the session’s top gainer, rallying by 20% on strong investor interest and robust trading volumes. ZOTA also impressed with a ₹121.75 rise, making it one of the most valuable performers in terms of turnover.
Top Losers: FORCEMOT Plunges, COROMANDEL Under Pressure
Symbol
LTP
Change
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
GATECHDVR
0.72
-0.09
-11.11%
361.64
2.60
HBSL
105.95
-9.77
-8.44%
2.44
2.78
FORCEMOT
14,779.00
-1,298.00
-8.07%
2.86
437.97
JAYNECOIND
35.02
-2.93
-7.72%
79.38
29.86
COROMANDEL
2,326.70
-178.50
-7.13%
11.87
279.26
FORCEMOT saw a steep decline of over ₹1,298, registering a loss of 8.07%, likely due to profit booking or earnings-related disappointment. COROMANDEL also faced heavy selling pressure, shedding ₹178.50 despite healthy volume.
Conclusion: Consolidation Amid Selective Optimism
The Indian markets witnessed a range-bound session with mild gains in the Nifty 50 and strong performance in selective mid-cap stocks, even as broader indices saw pressure. Sectoral churn and cautious investor sentiment dominated the day. The outperformance of stocks like GABRIEL and ZOTA contrasted sharply with declines in FORCEMOT and COROMANDEL, highlighting the divergent sentiment across sectors.
Investors are likely to remain watchful in the coming sessions as macroeconomic data, corporate earnings season, and global cues continue to influence the market direction.