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Share Market: Big fall in the stock market, Nifty-Sensex opened in the red; Investors lost Rs 2.3 lakh crore

Samira Vishwas | July 24, 2026 6:24 AM CST

Share Market Opening Bell 23rd July 2026: There are signs of decline in the Indian stock market today, Thursday, July 23. Where both the major market indices Sensex and Nifty opened in the red. During early trade, BSE Sensex was seen trading at 76,461.30 with a decline of -293.75 points or 0.38 percent. At the same time, NSE Nifty is trading at 23,916.75, down by -79.50 points or 0.33 percent. Out of the top 30 Sensex stocks, 27 stocks are trading in the red. At the same time, only three shares are seeing a slight rise.

Talking about sectoral indices, a decline is being seen in the stocks of midcap, smallcap and largecap. Defense index also remains in the red. Whereas, there was slowdown in power and energy sectors also. The auto sector was also in a bad condition on Thursday and was seen trading down by 22 points. Big decline is being seen in Bankex sector and it is trading with a fall of more than 500 points.

Today’s top 5 gainers

ETERNAL- Eternal
TRENT- Trent
M&M- Mahindra & Mahindra
BAJAJFINSV- Bajaj Finserv
HCLTECH- HCL Tech

Today’s top 5 losers

BAJFINANCE- Bajaj Finance
TATASTEEL- Tata Steel
HDFCBANK- HDFC Bank
ADANIPORTS- Adaniport
INFY- Infosys

Condition of other markets of the world

Mixed trading is taking place in global markets. Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul and Jakarta were in the green. At the same time, Shanghai was in the red mark. The US stock market closed in the red in Wednesday’s session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was flat 0.01 percent and the Nasdaq technology index was down 0.57 percent.

Oil prices spoil the game

Experts said that Iran-America The aggressive entry of Houthi rebels into the conflict by attacking Saudi Arabian oil tankers in the Red Sea has deepened the crisis in Middle East Asia and pushed up Brent crude prices. With the price of Brent crude remaining above $95 per barrel indian stock market It is sure to have an impact on investor sentiment. India’s sensitivity to high crude oil prices is once again making the macroeconomic situation a matter of concern.