2 PM Live Market Report (10 Sept 2025): Nifty, Sensex & Bank Nifty Momentum
Market Overview at 2 PM
By 2:00 PM, Indian equities were trading in a cautious range, reflecting mixed global cues and selective sectoral strength. The Nifty 50 hovered around 24,770, consolidating in a narrow band after opening flat. The Sensex held steady near 81,270, while the Bank Nifty continued to underperform, slipping to 54,880. Broader markets showed resilience, with midcaps outperforming but smallcaps facing volatility due to profit booking.
This intraday session highlights a classic stock-specific market where sectors rotate rapidly. Traders are focusing on IT and Autos for long opportunities, while staying cautious on Banks and Metals, which continue to drag indices lower.
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Sector Rotation and Performance
At midday, sectoral trends showed a clear divergence:
- IT: Infosys, TCS, and HCL Tech traded in the green, supported by INR weakness and strong global tech sentiment.
- Autos: Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and M&M gained on festive demand expectations and resilient sales data.
- Banks: HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank slipped further, with private banks underperforming; PSU banks remained neutral.
- Metals: Tata Steel and Hindalco declined due to weak LME cues and concerns over China’s demand outlook.
- FMCG: ITC and Hindustan Unilever showed defensive buying interest as investors sought safe havens.
- Pharma: Sun Pharma and Dr Reddy’s remained range-bound with mild weakness in select stocks like Lupin.
- Realty: DLF and Godrej Properties saw volatile moves, reflecting high-beta behavior in the sector.
- Energy: Reliance Industries traded flat, while ONGC gained on supportive crude oil prices.
Breakout and Breakdown Stocks
Stock-specific opportunities are driving intraday action:
- Breakouts: Infosys (+1.4%), Maruti Suzuki (+1.2%), Tata Motors (+1.0%) — supported by sectoral tailwinds.
- Breakdowns: HDFC Bank (-1.2%), Tata Steel (-1.5%), Hindalco (-1.1%) — under pressure due to weak flows and commodity trends.
Top Gainers & Losers (Nifty 50)
| Top Gainers | % | Top Losers | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infosys | +1.4% | Tata Steel | -1.5% |
| Maruti Suzuki | +1.2% | HDFC Bank | -1.2% |
| Tata Motors | +1.0% | Hindalco | -1.1% |
FII & DII Intraday Flows
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their selling in banking and metal counters, contributing to sectoral weakness. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), on the other hand, provided selective support in IT and FMCG stocks, helping the Nifty remain stable around the VWAP levels. Net intraday flows indicated an approximate FII outflow of ₹600 crore and DII inflow of ₹400 crore, suggesting a tug-of-war between global and domestic participants.
Technical Intraday View
Nifty 50: VWAP near 24,765; intraday support at 24,700 and resistance at 24,850. Sustained move above 24,850 may trigger fresh momentum.
Bank Nifty: Weak bias below 55,000; support at 54,700 crucial. Upside recovery possible only above 55,200.
Sensex: Trading in a defined range of 81,000–81,400 with a pivot near 81,200.
RSI: Hovering near neutral zone (48), suggesting lack of strong momentum.
FAQs — 2 PM Live Market
Q1: Where is Nifty trading at 2 PM? → Around 24,770.
Q2: What is Sensex level? → ~81,270.
Q3: How is Bank Nifty performing? → Weak at ~54,880.
Q4: Which sectors are strong? → IT and Autos.
Q5: Which sectors are weak? → Banks and Metals.
Q6: Breakout stocks? → Infosys, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors.
Q7: Breakdown stocks? → HDFC Bank, Tata Steel, Hindalco.
Q8: What is the trading strategy now? → Focus on stock-specific setups, avoid aggressive index positions.
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