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On January 13, 2026, India’s Nifty 50 index provisionally closed 0.28% lower at 25,727.25, slipping 63 points from its previous close of 25,790.25. The decline was led by weakness in banking, auto, and pharma stocks, reflecting cautious investor sentiment ahead of corporate earnings and global macroeconomic data.
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Indian equities ended Tuesday’s session on a subdued note, with the Nifty 50 index provisionally closing 0.28% lower at 25,727.25 points. The benchmark lost 63 points compared to its previous close of 25,790.25, as selling pressure weighed on key sectors.
Key Highlights
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Index performance: Nifty 50 slipped 0.28%, reflecting profit-booking after recent highs.
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Sectoral weakness: Banking, auto, and pharma stocks were among the top laggards, dragging the benchmark lower.
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Investor sentiment: Traders remained cautious ahead of Q3 corporate earnings and U.S. inflation data.
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Market outlook: Analysts view the correction as a healthy pause, with long-term fundamentals supported by strong domestic demand and steady foreign inflows.
Market Context
Despite the decline, experts suggest that India’s equity markets remain resilient, with broader participation across sectors. The short-term volatility is expected to continue as global cues and earnings season shape investor strategies.
Sources: Reuters live market update, NSE real-time index data
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