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What happened in the Indian stock market today (3-July-2024)?

On July 3, 2024, Indian stock market indices achieved significant milestones.

Indian stock market today (3-July-2024)

The Sensex breached 80,000 for the first time, hitting a record high of 80,074.3, while the Nifty 50 reached a new peak of 24,309.15. The Sensex closed 545 points higher at 79,986.80, a gain of 0.69%, and the Nifty 50 ended 163 points up at 24,286.50, a rise of 0.67%.

Market capitalisation on the BSE surged from nearly ₹442.2 lakh crore to approximately ₹445.6 lakh crore, resulting in investors gaining over ₹3 lakh crore in a single session.

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Impact on the stock market

Except for the media sector(-0.39%), all other sectoral indices closed higher. 

Power, capital goods, banking, and metal sectors each rose 1-2% during the trading session.

Sector/IndexPerformance
Information Technology+0.04%
Healthcare+0.76%
Oil & Gas+0.03%
Realty+0.33%
PSU Banks+1.06%

Top gainers today in share market

CompanyPriceChange (%)
TATA Consumer Products share price1,146.35+3.74%
Adani Ports share price1,510.65+2.43%
Kotak Mahindra share price1,810.70+2.32%
HDFC Bank share price1,768.65+2.20%
Axis Bank share price1,280.00+2.12%

Top losers today in share market

CompanyPriceChange (%)
TCS share price3,965.25-1.30%
Titan Company share price3,360.25-1.16%
Reliance share price3,104.85-0.81%
Tata Motors share price975.65-0.58%
Hindalco share price691.65-0.45%

Market aftermath: Impact on stocks

IREDA stock soars 7% to record high

IREDA stock surged 7% to a record high of ₹224.6 on July 3, trading 581% above its IPO issue price of ₹ 32. The stock has jumped 107.50% year-to-date. 

High volumes were noted, with 1.37 million shares traded on NSE and a previous session block deal of 50 lakh shares worth ₹ 100 crore. Last week, 89.2 lakh shares worth ₹ 189.4 crore changed hands at ₹ 213 per share. IREDA plans an FPO to raise ₹ 4,000-5,000 crore.

V-Mart hits 52-week high

V-Mart shares rose over 5% to a 52-week high of ₹3,080 on Wednesday after reporting a 16% YoY increase in Q1FY25 operating revenue to ₹786 crore. V-Mart’s revenue grew 17% YoY to ₹774 crore, while LimeRoad’s revenue declined 29% YoY to ₹12 crore. 

Same-store sales grew 11% YoY, with V-Mart up 12% and Unlimited up 8%. The company opened seven new stores, totaling 448 stores by June 30, 2024. Shares have surged nearly 51% YTD and 33% in the past year.

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Wockhardt shares surge nearly 40% in 5 days

Wockhardt’s stock soared approximately 40% over five sessions, hitting a 52-week high of ₹ 943 on July 3. Two antibiotics, Nafithromycin and Zaynich, nearing launch, offer a significant revenue opportunity. 

The company targets a market size of hundreds of crores for Nafithromycin by FY25 and anticipates entering a $1.5 billion market with Zaynich by FY26.

Crude oil futures trade higher

Crude oil futures rose on Wednesday as US inventory data showed a significant decline. September Brent oil futures climbed to $86.74, up 0.58%, while August WTI futures reached $83.25, up 0.53%. 

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), July crude oil futures traded at ₹6,954, a 0.07% increase from the previous close, with August futures at ₹6,899, up 0.22% from ₹6,884.

Conclusion

In summary, July 3 marked a historic day for the Indian stock market as the Sensex surpassed 80,000 and the Nifty 50 reached a new peak, driven by robust investor sentiment and positive economic indicators. 

Stocks like IREDA and V-Mart surged to record highs on strong financial performances, while Wockhardt saw significant gains amid promising pharmaceutical developments. Crude oil futures also rose on favourable US inventory data. 

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