Post-Market Report (11 Sept 2025): Nifty Ends Flat, Banks Under Pressure
Market Close Overview
Indian equities witnessed a range-bound session on 11 Sept 2025, ending flat after intra-day volatility. The Nifty 50 closed at 24,770, marginally down by 10 points, while the Sensex slipped 45 points to settle at 81,310. The Bank Nifty underperformed, dropping 0.4% to 54,840, primarily weighed by private banking names like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank.
Broader markets remained mixed — midcaps gained 0.2%, outperforming, while smallcaps fell by 0.3% amid profit-booking. Market breadth stayed neutral, with advances and declines nearly balanced. Volatility cooled, with India VIX settling at 13.6.
Global Market Cues
Global cues offered limited support to domestic markets:
- US Markets: Wall Street indices ended flat overnight as traders digested the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on inflation. The Dow was down 0.1%, while Nasdaq gained 0.2%.
- Europe: European indices opened mixed today, with FTSE marginally higher and DAX slightly in the red.
- Asia: Asian peers like Nikkei and Hang Seng traded flat to weak, reflecting subdued global risk sentiment.
- Crude Oil: Brent crude hovered near $82/bbl, keeping energy stocks in focus.
- Currency: The rupee closed stable at 83.12 per dollar, supported by steady FII inflows in debt markets.
Sectoral Performance
Sector-wise performance was mixed, reflecting rotation between defensives and cyclicals:
- IT: Strong gains (+1.3%) as Infosys, TCS, and Wipro advanced on positive US tech sentiment.
- Autos: Positive momentum (+1.1%) led by Maruti and Tata Motors ahead of festive demand season.
- Banks: Weakness persisted (-0.5%), especially in private banks; PSU banks remained resilient.
- Metals: Fell (-1.2%) as commodity prices stayed under pressure globally.
- FMCG: Stable (+0.4%) with ITC, HUL attracting defensive buying.
- Energy: Flat, with Reliance steady and ONGC up 0.3% tracking crude moves.
- Pharma: Marginal gains (+0.2%) driven by Sun Pharma and Cipla.
- Realty: Range-bound, but selective midcap names saw profit-taking.
Top Gainers & Losers
| Top Gainers | Change | Top Losers | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infosys | +1.6% | HDFC Bank | -1.3% |
| Maruti Suzuki | +1.2% | Hindalco | -1.4% |
| Tata Motors | +1.0% | Tata Steel | -1.2% |
| HCL Tech | +0.9% | ICICI Bank | -1.1% |
FII/DII Flow Data
Provisional data for 11 Sept 2025 showed FIIs remained net sellers worth ₹1,200 crore, largely in banking and metals. DIIs provided counter support, buying stocks worth ₹950 crore in IT, FMCG, and auto, cushioning the broader indices.
Technical Analysis
Nifty 50: Closed at 24,770. Immediate support lies at 24,650, followed by 24,500. Resistance zones are 24,900 and 25,000. Indicators like RSI (55) show neutral momentum. 20-EMA at 24,720 continues to act as intraday support.
Bank Nifty: Settled at 54,840, showing weakness. Support at 54,600 and 54,300. Resistance at 55,200. RSI at 48 suggests mild bearish bias.
Sensex: Ended at 81,310. Likely range for next session is 81,000–81,500, with key resistance at 81,600. VWAP at 81,250 signals consolidation.
Outlook for Next Session
Markets may remain range-bound in the next session, with stock-specific action dominating. IT and Autos are expected to extend gains, while Banks and Metals may stay under pressure. Traders should monitor global cues, crude oil prices, and institutional flows for intraday direction.
FAQs — Post-Market 11 Sept 2025
Q1: Where did Nifty close? → 24,770.
Q2: How did Sensex perform? → Closed at 81,310.
Q3: What about Bank Nifty? → Ended weak at 54,840.
Q4: Which sectors gained? → IT and Autos.
Q5: Which sectors fell? → Banks and Metals.
Q6: Who were top gainers? → Infosys, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors.
Q7: Who were top losers? → HDFC Bank, Hindalco, Tata Steel.
Q8: What was FII/DII trend? → FIIs sold ₹1,200 cr, DIIs bought ₹950 cr.
Q9: Outlook for tomorrow? → Range-bound with IT & Autos strong, Banks weak.
Q10: Key support levels? → Nifty 24,650, Bank Nifty 54,600.
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