Top Losers on NIFTY 50 Today, October 4 2024: M&M, Bajaj Finance, Asian Paints and more

The NIFTY index showed a downward trend, closing at 25,049.85, down by 200.25 points or 0.79%. The index opened at 25,181.90, reached a high of 25,485.05, and dipped to a low of 24,966.80 during the day.

Out of the 50 stocks on the index, 13 stocks advanced while 37 declined, indicating a bearish movement in the market.

• M&M: The stock closed at ₹3,019, marking a loss of ₹110.85 or 3.54%. The trading volume was around 42.8 lakh shares.
• Bajaj Finance: Bajaj Finance saw a dip of ₹212.85, closing at ₹7,221. This represents a 2.86% decline, with a trading volume of around 17.67 lakh shares.
• Asian Paints: The stock ended the day at ₹3,073.85, down by ₹75.45 or 2.40%. Approximately 15.51 lakh shares were traded.
• Nestle India: Nestle India closed at ₹2,612.60, declining by ₹62.25 or 2.33%. The stock witnessed around 10.32 lakh shares in trade.
• BPCL: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) fell by ₹8.05 to close at ₹340.80, down by 2.31%. The stock traded 1.81 crore shares.
• Ultratech Cement: The stock saw a decline of ₹249.80, closing at ₹11,475 with a loss of 2.13%. The day’s volume was around 3.57 lakh shares.
• Hero MotoCorp: Hero MotoCorp closed at ₹5,544, down by ₹118.75 or 2.10%. The trading volume stood at around 9.43 lakh shares.
• Britannia Industries: Britannia witnessed a drop of ₹131.75, ending the day at ₹6,200, down by 2.08%. Around 3.95 lakh shares were traded.
• Cipla: Cipla closed at ₹1,625, down by ₹31.55 or 1.90%. The trading volume was around 23.71 lakh shares.
• Bharti Airtel: The telecom major fell by ₹29.45, closing at ₹1,644. This marks a 1.76% decline, with a trading volume of 85.76 lakh shares.

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