The Indian stock market opened Tuesday, July 29, 2025, on a subdued note, reflecting cautionary sentiment from the previous day’s bearish session. Both the Nifty 50 and Sensex started in red, with Nifty around the 24,600 mark and a lackluster undertone across sectors. This muted open mirrored global cues and persistent concerns over weak corporate earnings and delays in an interim trade deal with the US, which have fueled foreign outflows and dampened market sentiment.
The Share Market was firmly occupied by bears on Monday, July 28. The Nifty fell by almost 0.63% to 24,680, while the Sensex fell 572 points (0.7%) to close at 80,890. With significant drops in Kotak Mahindra Bank and CDSL, the sell-off was primarily driven by banking and IT stocks. Disappointing quarterly results, a resurgence of uncertainty in US-India trade negotiations, and indications of caution ahead of impending macroeconomic data releases were the main causes of the negative sentiment. Further short-term pessimism in the financial sector was indicated by the Nifty Bank closing below its short-term averages.
Technical traders are still on the lookout for more downside in the near future, as indicated by Tuesday’s flat-to-negative open, which indicates that the overall market is still processing Monday’s losses.
The market closed on Tuesday with positive signs, Nifty 50 closed 0.56% up, by 140 to 24,821.10 and Sensex closed up by 0.55%, 446 at 81,337. 
The rally continues as Nifty 50 trades 150 points up, 0.65% around 24,840, Sensex up by 0.60%, 480 points up, around 81,360

The Mid Cap favourite stock IT of retail investors, Happiest minds reported its Q1 earnings, reporting almost 12% higher profits to Rs. 57. crores for the June quarter. The stock trades up by 3.40%, LMP being Rs. 621.8

Nifty 50 consolidates in the green by around 100 points to trade near 24,780, Sensex trades up by 0.33%, at 81,171