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GIFT NIFTY Ends at 23,959 as Nifty Rallies Past 23,900, Auto Stocks Surge

Nifty 50 closed above 23,900 on Tuesday as auto and metals stocks led the gains, while GIFT NIFTY tracked the move higher to settle at 23,959, up 46 points.

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The Nifty 50 closed above 23,900 on Tuesday, extending gains from the previous session, while the Sensex edged higher in a choppy trading day. GIFT NIFTY mirrored the domestic market's strength, ending at 23,959, up 46 points or 0.19% from the previous close of 23,913.

Index Close Change % Change
Nifty 50 23,913.70
GIFT NIFTY 23,959.00 +46.00 +0.19%

Auto and Metals Lead Sectoral Gains

Auto stocks emerged as the day's top performers, with Bajaj Auto climbing to ₹10,641.50 and Maruti Suzuki advancing to ₹13,329. Metals stocks also gained traction, led by Hindalco Industries, which rose to ₹1,118, and Vedanta.

ONGC added to the gains, moving up to ₹289.65. The market showed resilience despite intraday volatility, with the Nifty 50 trading in a range between 23,868.50 and 23,983.20 during the session. The index opened at 23,880.35 before finding support and pushing higher into the close.

GIFT NIFTY Tracks Domestic Strength

GIFT NIFTY opened at 23,911.50 and climbed to an intraday high of 24,016.50 before paring some gains. The offshore index traded in a 145.50-point range between 23,871 and 24,016.50, tracking the cash market's fluctuations through the day. After a volatile mid-session that saw the index briefly touch the 24,000 mark, GIFT NIFTY settled near session lows at 23,959.

Metric Level
Open 23,911.50
High 24,016.50
Low 23,871.00
Last Traded Price 23,959.00
Change +46.00 (+0.19%)

The offshore derivative tracked the Nifty's move above 23,900, maintaining a modest premium to the cash index as it heads into Wednesday's Session II trading window.

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8+ years in equity research and market strategy. Previously at Geojit Financial Services, Muthoot Finance, and Federal Bank.