Karnataka Bank sees a 0.60% decline in early trade; IndusInd Bank surges nearly 3%, while South Indian Bank, DCB Bank, and Karur Vysya post modest gains.
July-2, 2025: Karnataka Bank Ltd witnessed a slight drop in early trading on July 2, 2025, with its stock falling 0.60% to ₹195.59, down ₹1.18 from the previous close of ₹196.77. The stock traded within a narrow band between ₹195.50 and ₹197.50 during the morning session, reflecting mild bearish sentiment.
Meanwhile, peer banks showed a more optimistic trend. IndusInd Bank Ltd led the charge with a sharp 2.96% surge, reaching ₹853.05, marking a strong start to the day. South Indian Bank Ltd rose by 0.38% to ₹31.72, while DCB Bank Ltd posted a 0.63% gain, trading at ₹147.93.
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Karur Vysya Bank Ltd also joined the upward movement, trading at ₹272.50 with a 0.53% increase.
Despite Karnataka Bank’s dip, the overall sector mood remained buoyant, led by strong buying in select private sector lenders.
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