Share Market: Share market fell for the second consecutive day, Sensex fell by 446 points; Impact of Trump’s statement visible

Share Market Opening Bell 14th July 2026: There are signs of decline in the Indian stock market today, Tuesday, July 26. Where both the major market indices Sensex and Nifty opened in green-red mark for trading. BSE Sensex is trading at 77,170.35 after falling 446.05 points or 0.57 per cent at the beginning of trade. At the same time, NSE Nifty is down 98.30 points or 0.41 percent at 24,112.70. Out of the top 30 Sensex stocks, 20 stocks remain in the red.

A decline is also being seen in midcap, smallcap and largecap indices during the early trading of the stock market. Like Monday, even today there is a big decline in the shares of auto sector, where this index is trading with a loss of 555 points. There is also a decline in oil and gas index. At the same time, Bankex index is also seen trading down by 405 points.

Today’s top 5 gainers

• TCS- TCS
• BHARTIARTL- Bhartiya Airtel
• TECHM- Tech Mahindra
• ADANIPORTS- Adani Ports
• TATASTEEL- Tata Steel

Today’s top 5 losers

• ULTRACEMCO- Ultratech Cement
• BAJFINANCE- Bajaj Finance
• HCLTECH- HCL Tech
• INDIGO- Indigo
• M&M- Mahindra & Mahindra

Impact of war between America and Iran

Due to increasing geopolitical risk, other markets in Asia are also witnessing a huge decline. Where a decline of 0.7 percent was recorded in Japan’s Nikkei and -2.25 percent in Korea’s KOSPI. America has started attacking Iran again in the Middle East. President donald trump Told the US Congress that war with Iran has started again. The effect of Trump’s statement was that the prices of crude oil increased by 8 to 10 percent and it is trading around $ 85 per barrel.

Also read: Crude Oil PriceCrude oil panic due to Trump’s statement, price jumped 10% from the low level and reached near $85.

Important factors for stock market

domestic stock market If we talk about other negative factors, the risk of inflation has increased due to the rise in crude. In such a situation, the pressure on Fed to increase interest rates has also increased. As a result, both bond yields and the dollar index have strengthened. Rupee has depreciated due to strengthening of dollar and there are signs of fresh decline. Expensive crude and weakening rupee are a big negative for both the Indian market and economy.