Sensex Climbs for Fifth Straight Day

2026-07-07 04:40 By Jereli Escobar 1 min. read

India’s BSE Sensex edged up about 0.2% to 78,412, marking a fifth consecutive session of gains, as continued foreign fund inflows and upbeat corporate business updates offset caution ahead of the June-quarter earnings season.

Sentiment remained supported by sustained foreign portfolio investor inflows, with overseas investors net buyers for a fourth straight session, alongside easing crude oil prices and favourable monsoon progress.

Stock-specific moves were in focus following pre-earnings business updates.

Titan advanced 3.4% after reporting robust growth in its consumer business, driven by strong jewellery sales, while Jubilant FoodWorks gained 3.2% after posting higher consolidated revenue.

On the downside, Trent fell 11.1% and came under pressure after its quarterly revenue growth came in below some market expectations.

Other notable gainers were IOL Chemicals (18.9%), RITES (8.3%), and Ramco (6.3%), while the biggest losers included Kalyan (-6.8%), Apollo (-5.0%), and BSE (-3.8%).



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Sensex Climbs for Fifth Straight Day
India’s BSE Sensex edged up about 0.2% to 78,412, marking a fifth consecutive session of gains, as continued foreign fund inflows and upbeat corporate business updates offset caution ahead of the June-quarter earnings season. Sentiment remained supported by sustained foreign portfolio investor inflows, with overseas investors net buyers for a fourth straight session, alongside easing crude oil prices and favourable monsoon progress. Stock-specific moves were in focus following pre-earnings business updates. Titan advanced 3.4% after reporting robust growth in its consumer business, driven by strong jewellery sales, while Jubilant FoodWorks gained 3.2% after posting higher consolidated revenue. On the downside, Trent fell 11.1% and came under pressure after its quarterly revenue growth came in below some market expectations. Other notable gainers were IOL Chemicals (18.9%), RITES (8.3%), and Ramco (6.3%), while the biggest losers included Kalyan (-6.8%), Apollo (-5.0%), and BSE (-3.8%).
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