Share prices of Axis Bank Ltd., Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., IndusInd Bank Ltd. and Hindustan Unilever Ltd. were the top gainers among the NSE Nifty 50 stocks.
Among the losers were shares of Adani Enterprises Ltd., Trent Ltd., Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd., Bharat Electronics Ltd. and Bharat Petroleum Corp.
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The Nifty and the BSE Sensex continued their fall for the fourth consecutive session on Monday. The Nifty ended 1.47% or 345.55 points down at 23,085.95 and Sensex closed 1.36% or 1,048.90 points lower at 76,330.01.
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Top Gainers
Axis Bank emerged as the top Nifty gainer following two consecutive sessions of decline. This was followed by TCS, which rose for the second consecutive session and closed 0.6% higher.
HUL's share price was also among the top gainers. It rose for the fifth consecutive session and closed at its highest level since Dec. 5.
IndusInd Bank emerged as the top gainer, snapping its three-session fall, after the bank released the shareholding data for the quarter that ended December 2024.
Top Losers
Among the top losers were the share price of Adani Enterprises, which fell more than 6%, continuing its fall for the fourth consecutive session. This followed Trent Ltd., which continued losses for the seventh consecutive session and hit Rs 6,155, its lowest since Aug. 9.
BPCL also emerged as the top loser amid a sharp fall in crude-oil sensitive stocks after crude oil price rose as much as 2.17% intraday to $81.49 per barrel — its four-month high — on a fresh wave of US sanctions against Russia's energy industry. The share price hit its lowest since June 5. BEL and Adani Ports were also among top losers and closed around 4% down each.
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