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Indian equities ended volatile trade with modest gains, driven by GST reforms. Sensex rose 150 points, Nifty gained 19 points. Autos led the rally with M&M soaring, while HDFC Life declined. Broader markets fell, reflecting pressure outside benchmarks.
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Indian equities ended Thursday’s trading session on a modestly positive note, overcoming volatility through the day. The support came primarily from sweeping GST reforms, signaling a structural overhaul of India’s tax regime. However, profit-taking in heavyweights and weakness across several sectors kept gains in check.
The Sensex rose by 150.30 points, or 0.19%, to close at 80,718.01.
The Nifty 50 edged up by 19.25 points, or 0.08%, settling at 24,734.30.
Autos and consumer staples set the tone early in the session, but selling pressure in large-cap counters prevented markets from sustaining stronger momentum.
Autos: Nearly 1% gains, leading the rally.
FMCG: Added 0.3%, lending stability.
Weak performers: IT, Media, Metals, Oil & Gas, Realty, Power, and PSU Banks slipped between 0.5% and 1%.
Despite headline indices closing in the green, broader markets struggled:
The Midcap index fell 0.6%.
The Small-cap index declined 0.7%.
This underperformance reflects continued pressure outside frontline stocks.
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The newly announced GST reforms are expected to cushion tariff-related uncertainties. Potential easing of U.S. levies, combined with fiscal support from the Centre and accommodative monetary conditions, may uplift sentiment, especially across manufacturing supply chains.
However, investors remain cautious due to:
Persistent foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows,
Global macroeconomic headwinds, and
Continued U.S. tariff pressures.
M&M surged 5.90%, emerging as one of the top performers.
HDFC Life saw the steepest decline, falling 2.82%.
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