On 3 July 2025, the Indian stock market saw a tremendous rise on Thursday. The hopes of the trade deal between the US and Vietnam and the India-US possible trade agreement have filled investors with enthusiasm. This also affected Asian markets and positive trends were seen in the Indian stock market.
Sensex-Nifty flown
In early trade, the BSE Sensex opened by 230 points and went up to 300 points shortly. At the same time, NSE’s Nifty 50 also opened above 25,500, which is a strong sign for the market. The boom is based on global signals, Indo-US trade relations and domestic PMI data expectations.
Auto and metal sector bounce
In today’s trading session, the most faster was seen in auto and metal sector stocks. The index of both sectors has gone up about 0.5%. Better export outlook of metal companies and strong sales data of auto companies have strengthened this boom. Along with this, IT and Pharma sectors are also getting stronger for the second consecutive day.
Fall in some shares also
However, some stocks have also seen a decline amid this boom of the market. NYKAA shares have recorded a decline of nearly 3 percent, which is a matter of concern for investors. At the same time, DiMart’s stocks have also fallen by about 5%. Deemart’s quarterly financial reports could not live up to the market expectations, causing investors to start profit booking.
Global market condition
Talking about international markets, a mixed trend has been seen in Asia-Pacific markets. Japan’s Nikkei index has come down, while the topics have also declined by 0.12%. In contrast, South Korea’s Kospi Index has gone up 0.85%, which indicates the economic strength there.
Australia’s ASX 200 also went down 0.42%, while the US Tech Index Nasdaq Composite has gained 0.94%. The Dow Jones recorded a slight decline, declining 10.53 points to close at 44,484.42. At the same time, futures associated with S&P and Nasdaq 100 have seen a slight rise.
Expected Indo-US trade agreement
A major reason for the market boom is a possible trade agreement between India and the US, under which import-export exemption and investment between the two countries are likely to be promoted. This deal can prove to be a game changer for India’s tech, auto and pharma industry.
