Which Nifty stocks gained and lost the most since Navratri 2025? | 'Market to remain rangebound in the near term' | Inshorts

Since the Navratri period in late 2025, the Nifty index has seen a clear split between the top performers and the laggards. Stocks in the information‑technology and pharmaceutical sectors have posted the strongest gains, buoyed by robust earnings expectations and continued export demand. In contrast, many auto manufacturers and a few large banking stocks have been among the biggest decliners, reflecting concerns over slowing domestic demand and higher input costs.
For investors, the divergence highlights where market sentiment is shifting. The outperformance of IT and pharma suggests a tilt toward defensive, export‑oriented businesses, while the weakness in autos and banks points to caution on domestic consumption and credit growth. Understanding these trends can help traders position themselves for short‑term moves within a broadly sideways market.
Looking ahead, the market is likely to stay rangebound until new catalysts emerge. Key drivers to monitor include upcoming corporate earnings, any changes in RBI monetary policy, and global risk factors such as commodity price swings or geopolitical developments, all of which could tip the balance and spark fresh sector rotation.
Key takeaways
- Category: Stocks.
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