Stock Market Today: September 3, 2025 – Nifty & Sensex Daily Update
Daily Sensex & Nifty Reports – September 3, 2025
Indian equity markets witnessed a mixed session on September 3, 2025, as investors cautiously navigated global headwinds and awaited policy announcements. The BSE Sensex opened at 80,295.99 and, despite some volatility, settled slightly below at 80,157.88, showing a marginal decline. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty 50 started at 24,616.50 and closed at 24,579.60, marginally down compared to the previous close.
Key Market Statistics
BSE Sensex Performance
- Opening: 80,295.99 (+138.11 points, +0.17%)
- Day High: 80,344.98
- Day Low: 80,004.60
- Previous Close: 80,157.88
- 52-Week High: 85,978.25 (September 2024)
- 52-Week Low: 71,425.01
NSE Nifty 50 Performance
- Opening: 24,616.50 (+36.9 points)
- Previous Close: 24,579.60
- Day Range: 24,522.35 – 24,625.05
- Monthly Performance: -1.06%
- Year-to-Date: -2.67%
Sectoral Performance on Stock Market Today
The market sectors displayed mixed trends. Metal stocks gained strength, rising approximately 1.64%, propelled by firmer base metal prices and improving demand from China. The Energy and Oil & Gas sectors also advanced by around 1.35%, supported by stable crude oil prices. Conversely, IT and Banking sectors saw declines, with IT stocks dropping nearly 1.0% amid cautious investor sentiment, and Banking shares recording a mild decrease of 0.24%.
Top Gainers and Losers
Major Gainers
- Tata Steel: +3.64% to ₹164.16 – driven by robust steel demand
- IndusInd Bank: +1.33% to ₹761.20
- Kotak Mahindra Bank: +0.22% to ₹1,946.80
- Asian Paints: +0.46% to ₹2,551.70
- ITC: +0.81% to ₹410.05
Major Losers
- Infosys: -1.51% to ₹1,476.00 – impacted by weak IT sentiment
- TCS: -0.69% to ₹3,090.10
- LTIMindtree: -1.19% to ₹5,181.00
- Tech Mahindra: -0.67% to ₹1,502.60
- Bharti Airtel: -0.54% to ₹1,877.10
Market Drivers and Outlook
Investors closely watched the outcome of key domestic policy meetings, including the ongoing GST Council deliberations. Expectations of tax structure simplifications and potential rate adjustments have influenced sectoral movements, especially in consumer durables and automobile stocks.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their selling streak, putting pressure on the market. However, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) provided crucial support by accumulating shares. Currency pressures also persisted, with the Indian Rupee trading weak against the US Dollar amid global uncertainties.
Technical Levels and Future Outlook
Technical analysts indicate that the Nifty’s immediate resistance lies between 24,600 and 24,700, with a critical hurdle at 25,000. Support levels are firm at 24,550 and 24,430. Staying above these points will be key for a bullish trend continuation.
Market participants await upcoming macroeconomic data and policy actions that could drive volatility in the near term.
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