Sensex Recovers After Three-Day Fall
2026-04-27 04:44
By
Jereli Escobar
1 min. read
India’s BSE Sensex rose about 0.8% to 77,305 on Monday, snapping a three-day losing streak, as traders engaged in bargain hunting and tracked gains across other Asian markets, though higher crude prices capped further upside.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries gained about 7.3% after reporting a jump in quarterly profit, supported by solid loan growth and plans to acquire US-listed drugmaker Organon.
Other notable gainers included Cohance (+20%), and Tanla Platforms (+11.1%).
On the flip side, RBL Bank fell 2.8% despite reporting higher quarterly profit on strong loan growth, while Axis Bank declined 3.4% after the lender reported a marginal drop in Q4 profit.
Other key laggards included One 97 (-3.7%), and Shriram (-4.1%).
Meanwhile, heavyweights IT services companies such as Infosys, HCL Tech, and Tata Consultancy Services remain in a prolonged slump, with around $115 billion wiped out over roughly four months amid weak earnings, a global economic slowdown, and AI disruption concerns.