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Post Market: Markets Rebound as Crude Eases, Nifty Reclaims 24,250; Auto & PSU Banks Lead Rally

Indian markets recovered strongly on March 10, 2026, with Sensex gaining 640 points and Nifty reclaiming 24,250 as crude oil prices cooled amid Iran war de-escalation hopes.

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Post Market: Markets Rebound as Crude Eases, Nifty Reclaims 24,250; Auto & PSU Banks Lead Rally

1. MARKET OVERVIEW TABLE

MetricValue
Sensex78,205.98 (+639.82, +0.82%)
Nifty 5024,261.60 (+233.55, +0.97%)
Nifty Advances/Declines41 Adv / 9 Decl (NSE)
Total Advances2,998
Total Declines1,111
VibeMarkets staged strong recovery as crude oil prices retreated and volatility eased, with investors earning Rs 7 lakh crore in a single session

2. SECTOR PERFORMANCE

🟢 Best Sectors

SectorChangeKey Stocks
Nifty Auto+3.10%Tata Motors, Eicher Motors, M&M
BSE Consumer Durables+2.60%Dixon Tech, Voltas
PSU Bank+2.20%SBI, Bank of Baroda
Nifty Bank+1.66%HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Bank
BSE Metals+1.50%Tata Steel, JSW Steel
BSE Capital Goods+1.38%ABB India, L&T
BSE FMCG+1.02%HUL, ITC, Britannia
BSE Healthcare+1.17%Apollo Hospitals, Sun Pharma
Nifty PSE+0.87%NTPC, Power Grid

🔴 Worst Sectors

SectorChangeKey Stocks
Nifty IT-0.46%Infosys, TCS, Wipro
BSE Oil & Gas-0.21%Reliance Industries, ONGC, Bharti Airtel
BSE Teck-0.54%HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra

3. TOP GAINERS (Nifty 50)

StockPriceChange%Sector
Shriram Finance1,054.10+66.95+6.78%Financial Services
Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo)--+6.00%Aviation
Eicher Motors--+5.50%Auto
Tata Motors (PV)--+4.80%Auto
M&M--+4.00%Auto
Happiest Minds401.00+60.85+17.89%IT Services
Coromandel International2,101.60+102.50+5.13%Fertilisers
ABB India6,174.10+3.26+5.28%Capital Goods
Cyient907.95+48.80+5.68%IT Services
Borosil Renewables245.08+19.95+8.87%Glass/Capital Goods
KEI Industries4,460.60-329.45-6.88%Cables

4. TOP LOSERS (Nifty 50)

StockPriceChange%Sector
Infosys---2.00%IT Services
Bharti Airtel1,850.40-16.30-0.87%Telecom
ONGC---1.50%Oil & Gas
Reliance Industries1,408.80-15.20-1.07%Oil & Gas
Eternal---1.80%IT Services
TCS---1.20%IT Services
Borosil---Glass

5. 52-WEEK LEVELS

New Highs Today

Near Highs (Based on available data)

StockPrice52W HighGap
Data not fully available---

New Lows Today


6. WHAT DROVE THE MARKET - DETAILED BREAKDOWN

RBI Monetary Policy

US-India Trade Agreement

Earnings Season

FII/DII Flows

Global Cues

Sector-Specific News

Fertiliser Sector:

IT Services:

Auto Sector:

Defence:

Metals:

Telecom:

Energy & Gas:

Other Corporate Developments:

Budget Impact

Geopolitical/Macro

Iran War & Oil Prices:

India’s Trade Exposure:

Currency:

Commodities:


7. SPECIAL MENTIONS


8. TECHNICAL LEVELS

Nifty 50

Bank Nifty

Sensex


9. SUMMARY

Indian equity markets staged a strong recovery on March 10, 2026, with Sensex gaining 640 points (+0.82%) to close at 78,205.98 and Nifty advancing 234 points (+0.97%) to settle at 24,261.60. The bounce came as crude oil prices retreated sharply below $90 after Trump’s remarks hinting at possible end to the Iran conflict, easing concerns about prolonged supply disruptions. The India VIX, which had surged over 70% in the past month, fell nearly 20% during the session, signaling reduced anxiety.

Market breadth was strongly positive with 2,998 shares advancing against 1,111 declines. Investors earned approximately ₹7 lakh crore in market wealth during the session. The Nifty Midcap index added 1.6%, while the Smallcap index rose 2.0%, indicating broader participation in the rally.

Sector performance was mixed but largely positive. Auto led gains with Nifty Auto jumping 3.10%, followed by Consumer Durables (+2.60%), PSU Banks (+2.20%), and Banks (+1.66%). IT (-0.46%) and Oil & Gas (-0.21%) were the only sectors to end in the red. The Bank Nifty saw a sharp rebound after breaking below its rising trendline, with resistance at 57,500 and support at 56,200.

Among stocks, Shriram Finance, Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo), Eicher Motors, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle, and M&M were the top Nifty gainers. Losers included Infosys, Bharti Airtel, ONGC, and Reliance Industries. Happiest Minds Technologies surged up to 19% (closed +17.89%) after revising FY27 growth guidance to 12.5% from 10% on the success of its AI First strategy. Fertiliser stocks jumped up to 19% on government’s Natural Gas Regulation Order, 2026, which prioritises gas supply to fertiliser plants, ensuring feedstock availability.

FII flows remained negative with net selling of ₹6,346 crore on March 9, continuing a trend of outflows over recent sessions. Domestic investors (DIIs) remained net buyers with ₹9,014 crore inflow on March 9. According to AMFI data, SIP inflows stood at ₹29,845 crore in February, slightly lower than January’s ₹31,002 crore. Equity mutual fund inflows rose 8% month-on-month to ₹25,978 crore.

Global markets were positive, with European indices trading higher—DAX +2.19%, CAC +1.73%, FTSE +1.56%—and US futures in the green. The rupee strengthened 53 paise to close at 91.80 against the dollar. Commodities saw gains with gold up 1.01% to ₹1,62,094 per 10 gm and silver up 3.47% to ₹2,76,629 per kg.

Corporate developments included Dixon Technologies receiving government approval for HKC Overseas investment in its display arm, Power Grid approving ₹5,000 crore fundraising, and Torrent Power issuing NCDs worth ₹2,000 crore. ABB India rose on announcing a $75 million investment to scale India operations. IPO activity continued with Innovision and Rajputana Stainless seeing muted subscriptions.


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