Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Indian Stock Market Drops for Second Day; Sensex, Nifty Fall
The Indian stock market fell for the second day.
The Sensex, a list of 30 big companies, went down by a lot, and the Nifty, another list of 50 big companies, also dropped.
This happened because investors sold off stocks, especially in financial and IT companies.
Global markets weren't doing well either, which made things worse.
Foreign investors sold off stocks, while domestic investors bought some.
This follows a free trade agreement between India and the UK, aiming to boost trade.
Sensex plummeted 721 points, settling at 81,463, while the Nifty dropped 225 points to 24,837.
The decline marks the second consecutive day of losses for the Indian stock market.
Financial, IT, and oil & gas shares experienced heavy selling, contributing to the downturn.
Analysts cited weak trends in Asian and European markets as factors impacting investor sentiment.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold equities worth Rs 2,133.69 crore on Thursday.
- Who
- Investors, particularly those in financial, IT, and oil & gas sectors.
- What
- Stock markets declined for the second day, with the Sensex and Nifty falling.
- When
- Friday, after the previous day's decline.
- Where
- Indian stock market.
- Why
- Due to heavy selling, weak trends in global markets, and subdued corporate results.
Market Sentiment
External Factors
Market Outlook
Market Sentiment
Negative sentiment driven by weak global markets, leading to investor sell-offs.
External Factors
Positive developments in the Free Trade Agreement between India and the UK which could boost trade in the future.
- Sensex Closing
- 81,463.09
- Sensex Change
- -721.08 points (-0.88%)
- Nifty Closing
- 24,837
- Nifty Change
- -225.10 points (-0.90%)
- FII selling
- Rs 2,133.69 crore on Thursday
- DII buying
- Rs 2,617.14 crore on Thursday