Market wrap: SBI, Trent, Tata Steel, HCL Tech top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Monday

The Economic Times market wrap reports that SBI, Trent, Tata Steel and HCL Tech featured among the top gainers and losers on the Nifty and Sensex on Monday, indicating a session driven by stock-specific moves rather than a uniform index-wide trend. Such divergence within benchmark indices typically reflects sector rotation and company-level earnings or news flows, where heavyweight constituents shift the aggregate index level while the breadth of advancing versus declining stocks signals the underlying risk appetite. Banking and financial names such as SBI carry substantial weight in both indices, so moves in that group transmit directly into index-level returns, while steel producers like Tata Steel are more sensitive to global commodity prices and domestic infrastructure demand. HCL Tech's presence on the list points to IT services exposure, which tracks US dollar revenue and global technology spending, making it sensitive to currency moves and discretionary budget trends in client markets. Traders should watch the next scheduled domestic inflation print and the Reserve Bank of India's policy commentary, as shifts in rate expectations would affect banking valuations and the broad

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