On Tuesday, the Indian bourses closed the day trading in the red. Nifty 50 opened at 25,940.90, reaching a high of 25,976.75, and closing at 25,938.85, down by 0.01%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 84,600.99, reached a high of 84,806.99, and ended at 84,675.08, down by 0.02%.Reasons for the negative sentimentThe markets traded in the red due to the following reasons:The foreign institutional investors continued to exit from the Indian markets for the fifth consecutive day.Weak cues from the Asian and U.S markets.Major Indices Today IndicesLTPPrev closeChangeNifty 5025,938.8525,942.10-0.01%BSE Sensex84,675.0884,695.54-0.02%Next 5068,667.7568,638.750.04%Bank Nifty59,171.2558,932.350.41%Fin Nifty27,382.8027,363.500.07% Nifty and Sensex traded in the red, dragged by IT and FMCG stocks.Nifty Next 50 traded in the green, led by the gains in Power, Banking, and Metal stocks.The Bank Nifty traded in green after the RBI’s latest Trend and Progress of Banking report stated that the banking sector is supported by healthy balance sheets, stable profits, and steadily improving asset quality.Sectoral Indices Today IndicesLTPPrev closeChangeNifty IT37,998.6038,282.70-0.74%Nifty Auto27,889.6527,592.501.08%Nifty FMCG55,033.1555,192.45-0.29%Nifty Pharma22,540.0522,578.30-0.17%Nifty Healthcare14,541.8514,607.90-0.45%Nifty Oil & Gas11,914.7511,951.45-0.31% Nifty IT continued to trade lower amid heavy Foreign institutional selling.Nifty Auto traded in the green on expectations of healthy December sales data.Nifty Pharma traded in the red amid broader market sentiment.Nifty FMCG traded in the red due to profit booking after the recent rally.Nifty Oil and Gas traded lower after India extended its deadline for the latest oil and gas auction for the third time.Market Movers TodayAuto stocks, namely Maruti Suzuki India, rose by 1.6%, Ashok Leyland by 2%, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), TVS Motor, Tata Motors, and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles were up in the range of 1 to 2% on expectations of healthy December sales data.Shriram Finance shares rose by 2% after credit rating agency CARE Ratings upgraded the company's debt rating following the recent MUFG deal.Honasa Consumer shares rose by 8% after the promoter and CEO, Varun Alagh, increased his shareholding in the company by acquiring nearly 18.52 lakh shares, representing a 0.57% stake, through a block deal.Top Gainers Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeSteel Authority of India141.02134.095.17%NALCO316.60300.905.22%Jindal Steel1,021.30990.503.11%Indian Bank809.00784.453.13%NMDC83.4180.843.18% Top Losers Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeMazagon Dock Shipbuilders2,462.402,537.30-2.95%NCC155.00160.11-3.19%Angel One2,347.102,410.20-2.62%PB Fintech1,858.901,902.50-2.29%Solar Industries12,028.0012,331.00-2.46% 52W High Stocks Company NameLTP52W highChangeMaruti Suzuki16,647.0016,818.000.63%Shriram Finance979.40984.602.50%Ashok Leyland178.63179.972.12%Laurus Labs1,091.901,098.400.97%City Union Bank297.40302.20-0.52% 52W Low Stocks Company NameLTP52W lowChangeDixon Technologies11,767.0011,646.00-0.76%Colgate Palmolive2,053.402,051.00-0.81%ACC1,732.101,715.000.40%Tata Chemicals748.40745.00-1.67%Poly Medicure1,698.701,692.20-2.40% High Volume Stocks Today Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeVodafone Idea12.0611.960.84%HFCL63.5064.85-2.08%Suzlon Energy52.0052.73-1.38%Canara Bank154.03150.922.06%Yes Bank21.3721.360.05% Market AnnouncementsAjanta Pharma shares rose by 3% amid bullish calls from brokerages such as PL Capital, following the company's strategic partnership with Biocon to source semaglutide for 23 target countries.Cupid shares rose by 3.7% to hit an all-time high after the company’s board approved to set up an FMCG facility in Saudi Arabia (KSA). JBM Auto shares rose by 6% after JBM Group signed an agreement to buy a majority stake in Fortum’s electric vehicle charging arm, GLIDA.