Top Gainers and Losers on April 13, 2026: IndiGo Leads Gains, Coal India Tops Losers

Indian stock markets ended Monday on a weak note, with both benchmark indices closing lower. The BSE Sensex dropped 702.68 points, or 0.91%, to settle at 76,847.57. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 fell 207.95 points, or 0.86%, ending the day at 23,842.65.

Selling was seen across all sectors, with most indices finishing in the red. The auto sector took the biggest hit, as Nifty Auto fell 2.09%. Oil and gas stocks declined 1.41%, while FMCG and IT indices dropped 1.29% and 1.16%, respectively.

Banking and financial stocks also faced pressure. Nifty Bank slipped 0.55%, and Nifty Financial Services fell 0.63%. PSU banks declined 0.73%, while private banks ended the session slightly lower.

Top Gainers of the Day

Top Losers of the Day

Latest Developments 

• HDFC Life Insurance Company share price gained as insurance companies saw buying interest, supported by steady growth outlook and defensive appeal.
• Adani Enterprises share price rose on continued investor interest in Adani group companies and positive sentiment around infrastructure and energy businesses.
• ICICI Bank share price moved higher on sustained strength in the banking sector and expectations of stable earnings growth.
• Eicher Motors share price came under pressure due to concerns that a proposed Delhi EV policy may ban petrol two-wheelers by 2028, which could affect its core business.
• Reliance Industries share price declined as oil and gas shares weakened, with crude price volatility and global tensions impacting the sector.

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Conclusion

Indian equity markets ended April 13, 2026 on a weak footing, with broad-based selling across sectors weighing on benchmark indices. While select stocks such as HDFC Life Insurance Company, Adani Enterprises, and ICICI Bank managed to post gains, the overall sentiment remained negative.

On the downside, stocks like Eicher Motors and Reliance Industries were impacted by sector-specific concerns and broader market pressures. The session highlights how macro factors and policy developments continue to influence stock movements, even as selective buying persists in defensive and fundamentally strong sectors.

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