Stock Market Today 14 August 2026: NIFTY slips amid geopolitical concerns
NIFTY and Sensex closed lower on 14 August 2026, dragged by geopolitical uncertainty and rising oil prices. F&O ban list included 4 stocks with mixed market signals.
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NIFTY and Sensex closed lower on 14 August 2026, dragged by geopolitical uncertainty and rising oil prices. F&O ban list included 4 stocks with mixed market signals.
NIFTY closed marginally lower by 0.16% amid mixed sector performances. Chemicals and Realty led gains, while Metals & Mining and Pharmaceuticals lagged.
On 12 August 2026, NIFTY closed slightly lower at 24,435.95, with mixed sector performance and notable gains in Telecom and Metals. Bank NIFTY outperformed, rising 0.77%.
NIFTY closed nearly flat at 24,624.65 with mixed sector performances. Metals & Mining led gains while Banking & Finance showed modest strength. Market structure signals cautious trading.
NIFTY closed marginally higher at 24,296.60 with mixed sector performances. Automobile stocks led gains while Realty and Banking lagged. FII buying supported the market.
NIFTY rose 1.06% with strong breadth as 132 of ~220 F&O stocks advanced. Kaynes surged 12.5%, while Phoenix Ltd slipped 6.7%. Metals & Mining led sectors higher.
NIFTY closed marginally lower at 23987.80 with mixed sector performance. IT and Realty led gains while FMCG and Infrastructure lagged. Monthly F&O expiry added volatility.
NIFTY closed up 0.36% at 23,981 with strong breadth among F&O stocks. Realty and diversified sectors outperformed, while Pharma and Energy lagged.
NIFTY closed lower by 0.28% on a bearish day with 122 of ~220 F&O stocks declining. IT led gains while infrastructure and metals lagged. F&O expiry added volatility.
On 3 July 2026, NIFTY showed mixed trends with Realty and IT sectors leading gains. Infrastructure stocks faced pressure amid heavy selling. FII data as of 2 July showed bullish sentiment.