The Indian stock market maintained its momentum on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, ending the day in positive territory. This surge was mainly driven by the return of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and optimistic signals from the global markets.
Today’s market sentiment was followed by strong FII activity. In the previous month, FIIs were the net sellers; however, in recent days, they have turned into aggressive buyers as Indian markets showed positive signals and proved to be a stabilised market amid the ongoing global uncertainty. FIIs pressed a total of ₹10,339.80 crores into the Indian market on Tuesday, October 28. This marked the first month of net inflows since June.
NSE Nifty 50 opened the day at 25,982, gained a total of 117 points or 0.45% and closed the day at 26053.90, which is lower than its previous close of 25,936.20. The index touched a high of 26,097.85 and a low of 25,960.30.
Top Nifty 50 gainers
Adani Enterprises: Opened at ₹2,500, and closed the day at ₹2,537.40, gained a total point of 43.00 or 1.72%.
Power Grid Corporation: Opened the day at ₹289 and closed at ₹295.35, gaining about 7.10 points or 2.46%.
NTPC: Opening price was at ₹339.25, closed at ₹347.50, gain points are at 8.35 or 2.46%.
Adani Port & SEZ: Opened at ₹1,424.10, closed at ₹1,454.80, gained a total of 36.90 points or 2.60%.
Top Nifty 50 losers
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories: Opened at ₹1,299, losing about 38.50 points or 2.99% and closed the day at ₹1,250.90.
Maruti Suzuki India: Opened the day at ₹16,360 and closed at ₹16,138, losing 173 points or 1.06%.
Mahindra & Mahindra: Opening price was at ₹3,580, lost about 44.40 points or 1.24% and closed the day at ₹3,534.70.
Coal India: Opening share price was at ₹393.25 and closing price is ₹382, losing about 9.40 points or 2.40%.
BSE Sensex opened the trading day at 84,663.68 and closed the day at 84,997.13, gaining a total of 368.97 points or 0.44%.
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