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GIFT NIFTY Ends at 24,438 as Nifty 50 Slides 0.3%, Sensex Sheds 285 Points

GIFT NIFTY closed marginally lower at 24,438, tracking a weak Indian cash market session where Nifty 50 shed 70 points and Sensex dropped 285 points.

By · · 7d ago

Indian Market Close

The Nifty 50 closed at 24,326.05, down 69.80 points or 0.29%, while the Sensex ended at 77,794.21, losing 285.75 points or 0.37%. Both benchmarks spent most of the session in negative territory, weighed down by broad-based selling pressure across sectors.

IndexCloseChange% Change
Nifty 5024,326.05-69.80-0.29%
Sensex77,794.21-285.75-0.37%

Sector Performance

Telecom emerged as the top-performing sector with gains of 2.99%, followed by Electrical Appliances which rose 2.02%. Distributors added 1.38%, while Maritime Industries and Engineering sectors posted modest gains of 0.71% and 0.70% respectively. The Nifty 50 index traded in a range between 24,296.80 and 24,365.00 during the session.

Mid-cap and broader market indices underperformed. The Nifty Next 50 declined 206.65 points or 0.28% to close at 74,520, while the Nifty Midcap Select shed 87.70 points or 0.58% to end at 14,990.45. Sectoral indices including Nifty Bank, Nifty Auto, and Nifty IT participated in the day's trading, though specific performance data remained unavailable.

GIFT NIFTY Session

GIFT NIFTY closed at 24,438.0, down 25.0 points or 0.1% from the previous close of 24,463.0. The contract opened at 24,448.5 and traded in an intraday range of 24,354.5 to 24,467.5, a 113-point band that reflected volatile price action through both sessions.

MetricLevel
Open24,448.5
High24,467.5
Low24,354.5
LTP24,438.0
Change-25.0 (-0.1%)

The contract witnessed sharp intraday swings, hitting session lows around midday before recovering in the afternoon. GIFT NIFTY tracked the cash market's weakness through most of the day, with the derivative contract mirroring the subdued sentiment that kept both Nifty 50 and Sensex under pressure.

Market Outlook

GIFT NIFTY heads into Session II at 24,438, positioned just above the day's low and reflecting the cautious undertone that dominated Indian equities. The contract's modest 0.1% decline suggests traders are awaiting fresh cues before taking decisive directional bets.

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Hareesh K

Finance Research Executive · SEBI Registered

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