UPL, Maruti Suzuki, SBI Card, Bajaj Finance … These 10 shares finish gold prices in 2025 while Nifty 50 Falls 3% | Stock market news

Despite the significant disadvantage in Indian stock marketUS President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies, heavy foreign capital outflows, and weak domestic macroeconomic indicators of 10 shares of-BSE 500 index increased by 15–29% this year (till 14 February). These shares have also performed better than gold, which has given the staller benefits amidst the spirit of the weak market.

Trump’s tariff tantrums, global economic uncertainty, weakness of rupee, and central banks are the major factors that are higher in gold prices.

On the other hand, FPI celloffs, anxiety over a business war, weak quarterly earnings, and recession in the Indian economy have weighed the stock market.

Gold prices in India have fallen by 3 percent in a 13 percent year-old (YTD) against 3 percent.

However, amidst the sale of the stock market, 10 stocks of the BSE 500 index have taken advantage of solid double digits.

Top benefits of BSE 500 Index

According to Capitalmarket data, share SBI card (Up to 29.29 percent) BSE 500 index has been the highest in YTD, followed by this New Florine International (Up to 23.65 percent) and Abduct (Up to 23.47 percent).

Also, shares of Bajaj finance (Up to 23 percent), SRF (up to 22.97 percent), Redington (up to 22.72 percent), BAjj Finserv (Up to 17.38 percent), Maruti Suzuki (16.59 percent), Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company (up to 15.85 percent) and Godfrey Philips (up to 14.52 percent), have increased more than gold prices.

Shares of Shri Cement (10.87 percent), Tata Consumer (up to 11.74 percent) and Zensor Tech (up to 10.24 percent) have also seen benefits in double digits. Overall, 13 stocks in the BSE 500 index have exceeded 10 percent this year.

BSE 500 Index top lost

However, 447 out of 500 shares in the BSE 500 index are in red on the basis of YTD.

The largest losing Kaynes Tech (45.98 percent below), Whirlpool India (45.57 percent below), Newjen software (43.60 percent below), Sterling and Wilson (43.17 percent below) and Techno Electric & Engineering Company (41.09 per cent).

More than 10 percent of YTD has fallen in 324 shares, while 142 stocks have fallen by more than 20 percent and 34 shares have crashed more than 30 percent.

More pain in offing?

The Nifty 50 is now about 13 percent below its all -time high of 26,277. It is below monthly since October last year. Experts believe that the index is in the oversold area, and A Reversed Can be on the card.

However, concerns persist. Trump’s tariff policies are not clear, and no one knows when the FPI celloff will stop.

Therefore, the trend of selling domestic markets can continue to experience. Some experts hope that the market will be stable after March, which will improve the Q4 number.

According to Osho Krishna, Senior Analysts in Angel One – Technical and Derivatives, The Price Action, both swing low and ‘Falling Wage’ pattern test indicates a recession spirit in the market.

Krishna believes that a breakdown may trigger a significant sales, increasing the instability and there may be movement in the assets and downwards.

“From a technical point of view, the fresh room can be triggered for 22,500-22,400 in the near duration of any decisive breakdown under 22,800–22,700 zone (lower band), possibly a decline of about 15 percent from all-time high. Resistance can be seen, starting with 23,300–23,350 (20 DEMA and neckline of breakdown), followed by 23,500 (the upper band of the wedge) only violates these levels.

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