Indian markets experienced significant fluctuations on March 10, 2025, with major indices erasing early gains. The SENSEX fell 217 points to 74,115, while NIFTY50 dropped 92 points to 22,460. PowerGrid emerged as the top gainer, surging 3.02%. ONGC led the losers, plunging 4.12%. Other notable decliners included Trent (-4.11%), IndusInd Bank (-3.71%), and Bajaj Auto (-2.61%). The mid and small-cap indices underperformed, falling 1.5% and 2% respectively. Sectoral-wise, Oil & Gas and PSU Banks faced the steepest declines. Market sentiment was influenced by global uncertainties and profit-booking in the afternoon session. Analysts remain cautious about market direction in the short term.
Top Gainers from Nifty50 :
Power Grid (+3.2%), Hindustan Unilever (+1.90%), Infosys (+0.83%), Nestle India (+0.38%), ITC (+0.22%)
Top Losers from Nifty50:
Ongc (-4.12%), Trent (-4.11%), Indusind Bank (-3.71%), Bajaj-Auto (-2.61%), Eicher Motors (-2.51%)
FII and DII Trading Activity for March 10, 2025 in Cash market:
FIIs : Net Sell of ₹485.41 crore
DIIs : Net Buy of ₹263.51 crore
Global Stock Markets Summary:
The global stock markets are experiening significant declines on March 10, 2025, as recession fears and trade tensions weighed on investor sentiment:
S&P 500: Down 2.74% to 5611.81
Dow Jones : Down 1.89% to 41994.54
NASDAQ : Down 4.21% to 17430.91
FTSE 100: Down 0.92% to 8600.22
DAX (Germany): Down 1.75% to 22607.15
CAC 40 (France): Down 0.90% to 8047.60
Hang Seng (Hong Kong): Down 1.85% to 23,783.49
The selloff was primarily driven by concerns over potential recession risks and ongoing trade tensions, particularly between the US and China. Technology stocks led the declines, with major tech companies seeing significant drops.
Cryptocurrency Market:
The cryptocurrency market also faced downward pressure:
Bitcoin : Down 5% to $78478.50, significantly falling below $80,000
Ethereum : Down to around $1928.95, a nearly 50% decrease since December
Other major cryptocurrencies : Experienced similar declines
The crypto market was affected by the broader economic concerns and potential regulatory changes. Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows for the fourth consecutive week, totaling $4.75 billion over four weeks.
Major Commodities:
Gold : Lower by around 1% to $2,886.39 per ounce, whereas Silver down by 1.41%
Crude Oil: WTI crude oil dropped to a six-month low due to trade war fears and rising OPEC+ supplies
The commodities market showed mixed results, with gold finding support as a safe-haven asset while oil prices declined due to demand concerns and geopolitical factors.
Overall, the financial markets are experiencing heightened volatility due to economic uncertainties, trade tensions, and shifting monetary policies. Investors are closely monitoring economic data and central bank decisions for further guidance.
Source: Angel One, Bloomberg, CNBC, NSEIndia