Nifty gains 1.10% as advances outpace declines
· Indian markets · End-of-day close
How did the Indian stock market perform on 29 July 2026?
Nifty 50 closed at 24,250.20 (+1.10%). Bank led sectors at +0.79%. 2,747 stocks advanced against 1,857 declines.
What mattered today
- Bank was the strongest sector at +0.79%
- Advance–decline ratio of 1.48:1 across 4,842 traded stocks
- KPIT Technologies Ltd saw the highest traded value, 4.94% of the day's turnover
- Open Ended Schemes(Equity Scheme - Value Fund) funds averaged +1.03% across 82 schemes
Market breadth
How many stocks rose versus fell across 4,842 traded counters
Sector scoreboard
Every NSE sectoral index, ranked by today's move · 1-week & 1-month view →
Five-session momentum
Sector change since 20 Jul
Stocks of the day
Liquid counters only — above ₹1 crore turnover, so single-trade spikes are excluded
Where the money went
Highest traded value · total turnover ₹10,767 crore
Mutual fund categories
Average NAV move across 62 categories
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Frequently asked
Where did the Nifty 50 close on 29 July 2026?
The Nifty 50 closed at 24,250.20, a change of +1.10% from the previous session.
Which sector performed best on 29 July 2026?
Bank was the strongest NSE sectoral index, closing +0.79%. The weakest was Bank at +0.79%.
How many stocks rose or fell on 29 July 2026?
2,747 stocks advanced and 1,857 declined out of 4,842 traded on the BSE, an advance-decline ratio of 1.48:1.
Which stock gained the most on 29 July 2026?
SML Mahindra Limited (SMLMAH) rose +20.00% to close at ₹4,565.50, among stocks with more than ₹1 crore of turnover.
Educational only · Not investment advice. Figures are official end-of-day data published by AMFI, BSE and NSE, and are delayed — not live quotes. This report describes what already happened; it contains no forecast, recommendation or opinion on any security. NexImpera is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. Community figures reflect activity in a simulated-money practice portfolio and involve no real trades. Past performance does not indicate future results. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully.