Sensex today | Stock Market Highlights: Markets end in green; Sensex gains 827 pts, Nifty closes at 24,207

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Indian shares rose on Friday, helping benchmarks trim weekly losses, as softer crude prices and a weaker dollar aided ‌sentiment, while TCS’s better-than-expected results lifted IT stocks.

The benchmark indexes snapped a ‌four-week winning run, their longest in 2026 so ‌far.

IT index rose 2% on Friday, led by TCS, which gained 1% after a quarterly revenue beat and rising AI-linked sales boosted sector recovery hopes.

Brent ‌crude edged down to $76, extending Thursday’s 2.2% fall, but was set for a weekly gain after U.S.-Iran strikes and U.S. President Trump’s comment ⁠that the temporary peace deal with Iran was “over” comment.

Metals rose 1.5%, tracking a softer dollar and firm global prices amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Nine of 16 major ⁠sectors logged weekly losses. The broader mid-caps and small-caps rose ⁠1.4% and 1.3%.

Bank of Maharashtra reports a 27% increase in Q1 profit to ₹2,020 crore, showcasing improved asset quality and rising income.

The rupee ended flat at 95.3250 per US dollar but fell 0.1% for the week as Middle East tensions raised oil price concerns ahead of India and US inflation data.

Groww reassures DIY investors of unchanged direct mutual fund plans while launching MF Prime for guided investment options.

Sensex ended 827.57 points (+1.08%) up at 77,569.39, while Nifty 50 closed 244.10 points (1.02%) up at 24,206.90

The entities whose registrations have been cancelled include Arjun Lenin, CNI Research Ltd, East Bridge Advisors Pvt Ltd, Kushank Kamal Poddar and R K Global Shares & Securities Ltd

HCL moves positively toward acquiring four Chilean copper blocks to bolster India's green energy transition and reduce copper imports.

NSE plans to pitch its IPO to 30 global investors, anticipating significant growth in India's capital markets over five years.

Trilegal advised on the qualified institutions placement (QIP) of equity shares by Adani Enterprises Limited (Adani Enterprises), aggregating to INR 150 billion.

This is the largest qualified institutions placement undertaken by a non-bank issuer. 

Trilegal advised the placement agents, which included SBI Capital Markets Limited, ICICI Securities Limited, IIFL Capital Services Limited (formerly known as IIFL Securities Limited) and Jefferies India Private Limited.

The proceeds of the QIP are proposed to be used towards funding the capital expenditure requirements of certain subsidiaries, repayment of certain borrowings availed by Adani Enterprises and its subsidiaries and to fund inorganic growth through unidentified acquisitions.

Aukera, a lab-grown diamond jeweller, raises ₹90 crore to expand retail and enhance product innovation and design.

National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) today announced that its Crude Oil Options recorded the highest-ever daily premium turnover of ₹ 2006.49 crores and highest ever volume of 47,33,862 contracts, on July 9, 2026. The Exchange also witnessed the highest intraday Open Interest of 1,14,000+ contracts on the same day.

The milestones reflect the growing adoption of NSE’s Crude Oil Options by market participants for managing price risk and implementing trading and hedging strategies in an increasingly dynamic energy market.

S&P Global Ratings has assigned YES BANK an inaugural long-term issuer credit rating of ‘BB+’ with a Stable outlook – which is consistent with the ‘Ba1’ (Stable) that Moody’s Rating had assigned while upgrading the Bank from ‘Ba2’ in May 2026. In assigning the rating, S&P has factored in expectation of ongoing and extraordinary support from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), the Bank’s largest shareholder, underscoring the Bank’s strategic importance to the SMBC group. This gives YES BANK a two-agency international ratings profile, with a stable outlook from both global agencies.

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