Tata’s Demerger, Paytm’s Narrowed Loss, and BSE’s Profit
Written by - Fisdom Research
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May 7, 2025
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Market Snapshot
India’s Operation Sindoor sparked initial jitters, but foreign investors are viewing it as a contained event with low chances of escalation.
Top global fund managers believe the market’s calm response indicates confidence in geopolitical stability, though they declined to be named due to compliance norms.
The macro environment is turning supportive, aided by signs of surplus liquidity returning to the system.
Sectoral Trends
Sector Name
% Change
Sector Name
% Change
NIFTY AUTO
1.7
NIFTY METAL
1.0
NIFTY CONSUMER DURABLES
1.2
NIFTY PRIVATE BANK
0.7
NIFTY REALTY
1.1
NIFTY PSU BANK
0.3
NIFTY MEDIA
1.1
NIFTY OIL & GAS
0.2
Top News
Tata Motors rallied up to 4% after shareholders overwhelmingly approved the demerger of its commercial vehicle business, further boosted by the India-UK FTA that significantly slashed auto tariffs.
Paytm shares surged over 8% as the company’s Q4 FY25 net loss narrowed to ₹540 crore, aided by a one-time ESOP-related cost, with brokerages turning bullish on its near break-even performance.
BSE jumped 10% after posting a 364% YoY rise in Q4 net profit to ₹493 crore, driven by a 75% revenue growth, reflecting strong operational performance.
Top Gainers and Losers
Top Gainers
% Change
Top Losers
% Change
TATAMOTORS
5.2
ASIANPAINT
-4.0
JIOFIN
2.1
SUNPHARMA
-2.1
BAJFINANCE
2.0
BAJAJ-AUTO
-1.3
Technical Outlook: Key Indices
Indices Name
Support
Resistance
Nifty
24,250
24,500
Bank Nifty
54,000
55,000-55,500
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