Stock Market LIVE Updates: Sensex Slips 780 Points, Nifty Falls Below 25,500 – IT Stocks Drag Market

The Indian stock market witnessed sharp selling pressure today as benchmark indices closed significantly lower. Weak global cues and heavy selling in IT and realty stocks dragged the market down despite mild support from PSU banking stocks.

🔴 Market Overview

Investors remained cautious amid volatility in global markets and sectoral weakness in IT and telecom shares.


📊 Sector Performance

🔻 IT Sector Leads the Fall

The Nifty IT Index declined around 3%, becoming the biggest laggard of the day. Heavyweight IT stocks saw strong selling pressure due to concerns over global demand and currency fluctuations.

🔻 Realty & Telecom Under Pressure

Real estate and telecom stocks also traded in the red, adding to the overall market weakness.

🔼 PSU Banks Show Resilience

In contrast, the Nifty PSU Bank Index gained around 0.5%, offering limited support to the broader market. Select public sector banks witnessed buying interest during the session.


📈 Most Active Stocks on NSE

Here are some of the most actively traded stocks today:

IT giants Infosys and TCS were among the top losers, contributing significantly to the market decline. Meanwhile, IDFC First Bank remained in focus amid heavy trading volumes.


🌍 Why Is the Market Falling?

Key reasons behind today’s decline:

  1. Weak global market sentiment

  2. Selling pressure in IT heavyweights

  3. Profit booking after recent rallies

  4. Cautious investor mood ahead of global economic data


📌 Technical Outlook


📝 Conclusion

Today’s session reflects rising volatility in the market. While PSU banks provided limited support, heavy selling in IT and realty stocks dragged the indices lower. Traders are advised to remain cautious and avoid aggressive positions until clear directional momentum emerges.

Long-term investors can use market dips to accumulate fundamentally strong stocks gradually.

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