
Stock Market Today: The Indian stock market started on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, the second business day of the week after a tremendous surge a day earlier. The BSE Sensex at S&P slipped down 701.87 points to 81,728.03 at 9.30 am. After that the Sensex fell down 870 points. While NSE’s Nifty 50 is also trading at 153.55 points to 24,771.15. Infosys shares are seeing a decline of 2 percent. Also, the shares of Eaterial continue to decline today.
A day ago a tremendous bounce
Earlier, on Monday, the sequence of sequence of India and Pakistan was shown on the domestic stock market and the Sensex came to a standstill of 2975.43 points and closed over seven months at 82,429.90. While the Nifty climbed 916.70 points on NSE and closed at 24,924.70 with a rise of 3.82 percent.
Experts believe that due to the business consent of America and China and the reduction of tension on the India China border, this great trend has been seen in the market. On Monday, the biggest faster was seen due to tremendous purchases in IT, metal, realty and technology shares. Earlier, both indices had recorded the highest lead a day before the result of Lok Sabha elections on 3 June 2024 last year. At that time the Sensex had climbed up 2,507.45 while the Nifty had jumped 733.20 points.
Market strengthened due to foreign investment
Research Chief of Jiojit Investment Limited Vinod Nair says that the mail of positive geopolitical and economic developments created the way for the biggest one day of recent days. ”Nair believed that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continued to continue the flow, as well as rapid improvement in business perception, which led to the increase in retaliation.
Ajit Mishra, a research deputy head of Railways Broking Limited, says that the news of the US-China trade deal further enhanced the positive perception. This further strengthened the trust of investors as the session proceeded. They believe that the US and China have put a break of 90 days on the high tariffs on each other. At the same time, the US has agreed to reduce the fees on Chinese goods from 145 percent to 30 percent, while China announced to reduce the fee on American goods from 125 percent to 10 percent. This has also affected the market.
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