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Sensex, Nifty extend green run, but momentum slows; Bank Nifty slips

Indian markets ended marginally higher on Tuesday, led by gains in auto and media stocks, even as banking shares lagged and investors stayed cautious ahead of Q3 earnings.

By NES Web Desk

Feb 10, 2026 19:31 IST

The market turned 'green' in the second trading session of the week as well. However, Tuesday did not see the momentum that was witnessed on Monday. The auto sector showed pace on this day, and the media sector's share prices also increased.

On this day, the Sensex closed at 84,273.92 points, up 208.17 points. NSE Nifty 50 rose 67.85 points on this day to stand at 25,935.15 points. However, the opposite picture was seen in Bank Nifty. This index fell 42.95 points to stand at 60,626.40 points.

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Where was the growth?

Eternal stock showed a surprise on this day, rising 5.18%. Besides this, investors saw profits in Tata Steel, ONGC, Torrent Pharma, and Avenue Supermart. Praj Industries' stock price increased by more than 15 per cent. BSE stock also gave profits. Tech Mahindra, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Power Grid Corporation shares also saw price increases.

Where was the setback?

On the flip side, HCL Technologies took a hit. Besides this, Bajaj Finance, Bharti Airtel, and Asian Paints stock prices were hit. HDFC Bank's stock price also fell slightly.

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According to experts, signs of slight strengthening of the Indian currency and foreign investment inflow were seen in the market. Besides this, the investment picture of domestic investors also came to the fore. Although tariff-related concerns have largely subsided, many investors are looking towards companies' third-quarter earnings, according to experts.

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