Nifty 50 closed at 25,238.15, down by 47.20 points (-0.19%). Bank Nifty closed at 56,633.10, up by 23.35 points (0.041%). Sensex closed at 82,352.51, down by 148.31 points (-0.18%).
Indian equity indices ended on a negative note with Nifty around 25,250 on October 13. Among sectors, metal, oil & gas, telecom, IT, capital goods, consumer durables slipped between 0.5-1%. Tata Motors, Infosys, Wipro, Bharat Electronics, HUL were among major losers on the Nifty, while gainers were Interglobe Aviation, Bajaj Auto, Adani Ports, Shriram Finance and Axis Bank. BSE Midcap index was down 0.2 percent and smallcap indices shed 0.4 percent.
US Markets
- Dow Jones Futures jumped by 434.00 points, up by 0.95%, currently trading at 46,142.00 as of October 13, 2025.
European Markets
- FTSE (UK) increased by 0.41 points, up by 0.0044%, standing at 9,427.88.
- CAC (France) jumped by 36.96 points, up by 0.47%, at 7,954.96.
- DAX (Germany) closed by 120.43 points, up by 0.50%, at 24,362.07.
Global events/updates
- U.S. President Donald Trump declared “the war is over” during his visit to Tel Aviv, marking the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas for over two years. Speaking at the Knesset, he stated that Hamas will disarm, signaling a potential end to long-standing hostilities and a historic moment for Middle East peace efforts.
- The Dutch government has taken control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia under the Goods Availability Act, citing national security concerns. The move, described as “highly exceptional,” marks growing Western scrutiny of Chinese tech assets. Following the announcement, shares of Nexperia’s parent company Wingtech in Shanghai tumbled 10%, hitting their daily trading limit.
- European stocks rose on Monday, led by mining gains as traders watched U.S.-China trade tensions. The Stoxx 600 gained 0.5%, with miners rebounding after Trump’s tariff threats on rare earths. ASML rose 2.8% after the Dutch seized Nexperia. Lloyds climbed 1.6% on extra compensation provisions, while autos advanced despite emissions-related legal challenges.
- China’s exports rose 8.3% in September, beating expectations and signaling strong global demand despite U.S. trade tensions. Imports also grew 7.4%, leaving a $90.5 billion surplus. Robust exports to non-U.S. markets are cushioning China from tariff threats and supporting its economy, helping it stay on track to meet its 5% growth target.
- Ind-Ra projects India’s remittances to rise 8% to $134.6 billion in FY26 but warns U.S. policies higher H1B fees and a remittance tax, may slow growth. These changes could cut remittance growth to 6.7% and widen India’s CAD. Economists urge diversification beyond the U.S. to protect India’s vital remittance-driven external stability.
Stock news
Stallion India Fluorochemicals Ltd (10% UC): The stock hit a 10% upper circuit after strong earnings. Revenue rose 55% YoY but slipped 4% QoQ, while net profit surged 1,242% YoY and 10% QoQ, reflecting improved margins and strong operational efficiency.
Indian Emulsifiers Ltd (Up 10%): Shares jumped 10% after the company guided for 150–200% revenue growth in H1 FY26. With new capacity expansion, the subsidiary targets ₹75 crore revenue in three years, showing strong business momentum and growth visibility.
Jupiter Life Line Hospitals Ltd (Up 2.26%): The stock rose over 2% after announcing a ₹1,400 crore expansion plan to double capacity in Maharashtra by 2029. Three new hospitals will add 1,300–1,400 beds, enhancing its presence in high-demand healthcare markets.
Solex Energy Ltd: Solex Energy rallied after securing a ₹545 crore solar PV module order from Zelestra Group. The project, to be executed from February to November 2026, boosts its order book and reinforces leadership in the solar energy segment.
Tara Chand Infra Logistics (Up 13%): Shares surged 13% after winning a ₹59 crore order for advanced machinery deployment and skilled manpower. The deal enhances revenue visibility and highlights growing demand for infrastructure support solutions.
CASH ur DRIVE Marketing Ltd (Up 3%): The stock gained 3% after receiving a Letter of Award for advertising on 151 electric buses in Pune. The five-year deal worth ₹40 crore strengthens its dominance in electric mobility and transit advertising.
Krishana Phoschem Ltd (Up 0.62%): The company reported solid results with revenue up 102% YoY and 54% QoQ, while net profit grew 98% YoY and 8% QoQ. Strong fertilizer demand and higher capacity utilization drove performance.
SecureKloud Technologies Ltd (Up 2.3%): Shares moved higher after subsidiaries Healthcare Triangle Pvt. Ltd. and Inc. signed a Master Service Agreement worth up to ₹15 crore for shared services, improving synergy and recurring revenue prospects.
Larsen & Toubro Ltd: L&T’s Power Transmission & Distribution arm bagged multiple Middle East orders worth ₹2,500–₹5,000 crore. The contracts include 400 kV and 132 kV substations and 380 kV lines across the UAE and Saudi Arabia, strengthening its global EPC portfolio.
Monarch Surveyors & Engineering Consultants (Up 5%): The stock advanced 5% after securing a ₹6.19 crore LOA for surveys, studies, and DPR preparation for the Jammu Tawi–Vaishno Devi Katra railway line, boosting its infrastructure project credentials.
Viviana Power Tech Ltd (Up 9%): Shares jumped after signing a ₹2,448 crore MoU with the Gujarat government for power and renewable projects. The deal, including ₹93 crore for its subsidiary, will generate 2,000 jobs and expand its clean energy footprint.
Welspun Enterprises Ltd (Up 1.36%): The stock edged higher after the company announced plans to consider fundraising via convertible warrants. The proposal aims to support growth in infrastructure and oil & gas operations, pending approvals.
Izmo Ltd: Semiconductor player Izmo Ltd gained traction after DII Neo Apex Venture LLP bought 1.44 lakh shares worth ₹13.56 crore at ₹939.81 each, signaling strong institutional confidence in its growth potential.
Brokerage Recommendations
TCS
- Target Price:- Rs 3,733.00 apiece
- Upside:- 24.23%
- By IDBI Capital
Info Edge
- Target Price:- Rs 1,640.00 apiece
- Upside:- 22.92%
- By ICICI Direct
Tata Capital
- Target Price:- Rs 360 apiece
- Upside:- 9.12%
- By JM Financial
Deepak Nitrite
- Target Price:- Rs 2,265 apiece
- Upside:- 27.74%
- By JM Financial
Top gainer/Top loser (Nifty 500)
| Top gainers | Top losers |
| Jubilant Ingrevia (8.16%) | BLS International (-10.9%) |
| Tata Investment (7.24%) | Reliance Power (-5.06%) |
| KFIN Technologies (6.83%) | Tata Communications (-3.97%) |
| C.E. Info Systems (4.78%) | Redington (-3.72%) |
| UTI Asset Management (4.43%) | Authum Investment (-3.66%) |
Conclusion:- Markets ended mildly lower as profit booking hit metals, IT, and consumer stocks, though select midcaps outperformed on positive news flow. Global cues were mixed with easing geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties. Strong U.S. and European market trends, robust corporate updates, and new project wins across sectors hint at potential near-term stability despite cautious sentiment.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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