Top NSE Gainers & Losers: Weekly Stock Market Analysis
Top NSE Gainers and Losers: Weekly (31 Jan- 4 Feb) Stock Market Analysis
Weekly Top NSE Gainers and Losers ( 31 Jan – 4 Feb ): The Indian stock markets witnessed a decent pullback recovery and snap a two-week losing streak. In the end, the key indices trim early week gains and close around 2.5 percent higher for the week ended 4 February. Indian markets made a positive opening on Monday due to strong GST collection and positive global cues.
The domestic markets continued their upward journey with the support of positive economic survey reports and a growth-oriented budget. However, the upside of the markets remained capped due to volatility and negative cues from Wall Street and European markets later during the week.
Weekly Indian Stock Market Indexes (31 Jan – 4 Feb)
On a weekly basis, Sensex jumped by 1444.59 points or 2.53%, and closed at 58644.82, while Nifty closed higher by 414.35 points or 2.42%, and ended at 17516.3 levels. The Bank Nifty on the spot price was up by 1099.95 points or 2.92 % on a weekly basis and finished at 38789.35 levels.
The broader markets also advanced for the week, as midcap and smallcap indexes were up around 2 percent each. The Nifty midcap index gained 636.65 points or 2.14% and closed at 30441.55 levels. The Nifty small-cap index was up 205.5 points or 1.87 percent and ended at 11197.4 levels during the week ended 4 February.
Weekly top NSE gainers and losers
| NSE Weekly Nifty Top Gainers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| Divi’s Lab | 4304.50 | 3940.70 | 9.23 |
| Tata Steel | 1176.30 | 1084.65 | 8.45 |
| Sun Pharma | 893.95 | 827.35 | 8.05 |
| HCL Technologies | 1163.80 | 1080.45 | 7.71 |
| ITC | 234.30 | 217.60 | 7.67 |
| NSE Weekly Nifty Top Losers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| NTPC | 134.20 | 140.15 | 4.25 |
| M&M | 841.70 | 869.65 | 3.21 |
| UPL | 767.20 | 790.25 | 2.92 |
| SBI Life | 1172.10 | 1205.55 | 2.77 |
| BPCL | 375.65 | 382.50 | 1.79 |
NSE weekly mid-cap top gainers and losers
| NSE Weekly Nifty Midcap Top Gainers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| Dhani Services | 153.50 | 134.25 | 14.34 |
| Indian Bank | 168.45 | 150.10 | 12.23 |
| NSE Weekly Nifty Midcap Top Losers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| Godrej prop | 1506.90 | 1632.10 | 7.67 |
| Bata India | 1942.25 | 2072.75 | 6.30 |
NSE weekly small-cap top gainers and losers
| NSE Weekly Nifty Smallcap Top Gainers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| VIP Ind | 648.20 | 561.60 | 15.42 |
| Amber Enterprise | 3642.65 | 3190.20 | 14.18 |
| NSE Weekly Nifty Smallcap Top Losers | |||
| Company Name | LTP | Previous Close | Change (%) |
| UTI AMC | 842.25 | 967.05 | 12.91 |
| Welspun India | 129.25 | 142.75 | 9.46 |
Global Stock Market Index and Updates ( 31 Jan- 4 Feb)
The global markets closed mixed for the week ended 4 February. Equity markets were highly volatile in the US but recorded overall gains for the second consecutive week. The volatility was mainly due to the mixed quarterly earnings from the large-cap stocks. Meta and Paypal stocks tumble on weak earnings and disappointing outlooks whereas Amazon reports better than expected results.
The positive economic data, higher job growth also boosted the US market sentiments during the week. The upside in the equity markets remained capped in the US as the long-term treasury yields jumped, the highest level since late 2019, after larger than expected job growth reported on Friday.
The weakness in European markets was witnessed after the ECB president indicated the tightening of monetary policy and the possible rate increase this year. The key European Indexes closed in the red, while FTSE advanced during the week ended 4 February. BOE raised interest rates for the second time in a row due to the inflationary pressure. The Eurozone GDP growth also slows in the third quarter due to the surges in coronavirus cases.
Japan’s Nikkei gained during the week ended 4 February. As some stocks gain due to the reopening of business activity in the region after the ease of covid restrictions. The industrial production dips in the month of December. The inflationary pressure is forcing other major central banks to tighten monetary policy, prompting some speculation that BoJ could follow. The reassurances from BoJ that it had no plans to modify its policy boosted market sentiments.
China’s Shanghai was closed for the week due to the Lunar New year.
FIIs and DIIs investment
The Foreign Institutional investors were the sellers whereas the Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) continued to buy in the cash segment for the week ended 4 February. FIIs sold Rs 7695.27 crores, while DIIs bought Rs 5923.71 crore in the cash market segment during the week.
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