IT Giants Among Biggest Losers As Markets Start The Week In Green

Monday’s trading session witnessed a mixed bag of performances in the NIFTY 50 index. Among the top gainers, Tata Steel stole the limelight, while Tata Consumer Products led the pack of losers.

Starting with the winners, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise saw a moderate rise of 2.56%, with its current price standing at ₹6,136.55, up from the previous close of ₹5,983.20. Up next was Mahindra & Mahindra, which registered a 3.14% increase, taking its current price to ₹1,856.05 from the last close of ₹1,799.50.

Tata Motors also experienced a positive shift of 2.81%, with its price rising to ₹972.45 from the last close of ₹945.85. However, the star of the show was undoubtedly Tata Steel, which saw a whopping 5.65% jump, taking its current price to ₹149.70 from the previous close of ₹141.70.

On the flip side, Tata Consumer Products took a hit of 2.08%, with its current price dipping to ₹1,186.95 from the last close of ₹1,212.15. Infosys also experienced a downward trend, with a 1.92% decrease in its price to ₹1,602.65 from ₹1,634.00.

Another underperformer was UPL, which saw a 1.92% drop, bringing its current price down to ₹466.05 from the last close of ₹475.15. TCS followed suit with a 1.58% decrease, taking its price to ₹4152.50 from ₹4219.25.

Lastly, Wipro rounded up the list of losers with a 1.32% drop, with its current price standing at ₹510.20, down from the previous close of ₹517.00.

The Nifty closed at 22,023.35, marking a slight increase of 0.15%. Throughout the day, the Nifty reached a high of 22,123.7 and a low of 21,916.55. Similarly, the Sensex fluctuated between 72,985.89 and 72,314.16, ultimately closing 0.14% higher at 72,643.43. This closing figure was 104.99 points higher than the opening price.

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