The first week of September 2025 was a rollercoaster for Indian stock markets. After a strong August rally fueled by GDP growth, GST reform expectations, and supportive global cues, investors entered September with sky-high expectations. While early sessions sustained momentum, midweek corrections and profit-taking reminded everyone to remain cautious.
By the week’s close, one thing was clear: India’s markets remain resilient, but navigating them requires insight, prudence, and awareness of both domestic and international triggers.
This blog covers:
Weekly Sensex and Nifty performance (1–5 September 2025)
Sectoral trends and top performing sectors in Indian stock market
Technical outlook, FII/DII flows, and risks
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By the week’s close, one thing was clear: India’s markets remain resilient, but navigating them requires insight, prudence, and awareness of both domestic and international triggers.
This blog covers:
Weekly Sensex and Nifty performance (1–5 September 2025)
Sectoral trends and top performing sectors in Indian stock market
Technical outlook, FII/DII flows, and risks
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Macro & Global Context: Indian Stock Market Weekly Update
Before we dive into daily market action, understanding global and domestic triggers is key for traders and investors.
US Fed & Jackson Hole Insights
Investors responded positively to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish remarks in late August. The anticipation of a September interest rate cut increased global risk appetite, indirectly supporting Indian equity markets in September 2025.
Global Market Rally
A. US indices (Dow Jones, S&P 500) reached record highs.
B. Asian markets (Nikkei, Hang Seng) advanced, boosting domestic optimism.
C. European markets (DAX, FTSE) maintained a dovish tone, providing tailwinds.
B. Asian markets (Nikkei, Hang Seng) advanced, boosting domestic optimism.
C. European markets (DAX, FTSE) maintained a dovish tone, providing tailwinds.
Geopolitical Developments
The Trump–Putin Alaska summit eased fears around oil supply disruptions. A softer stance on India-related tariffs supported export-heavy sectors like IT and Pharma.
Rupee Appreciation
The Indian Rupee strengthened to ₹87.15/USD midweek, benefiting IT and pharma exports.
Crude Oil Stability
Brent crude hovered around $78–80/barrel, supporting energy-importing sectors and keeping inflation expectations stable.
Overall, global liquidity, domestic optimism, and geopolitical calm set the tone for a volatile yet generally bullish week.
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Indian Stock Market Weekly Breakdown (1–5 September 2025)
Monday, 1 September 2025 – A Strong Kickoff
#Sensex: +512 points → 81,785
#Nifty 50: +165 points → 24,980
Highlights:
Autos (+3%): Tata Motors, Maruti, M&M surged on GST reform optimism
FMCG (+2%): HUL, ITC, Britannia rose on rural consumption growth
IT (+1.5%): Infosys, TCS benefited from weaker rupee and European deals
Market Flows: FIIs ₹800 crore inflow, DIIs ₹1,500 crore inflow
#Nifty 50: +165 points → 24,980
Highlights:
Autos (+3%): Tata Motors, Maruti, M&M surged on GST reform optimism
FMCG (+2%): HUL, ITC, Britannia rose on rural consumption growth
IT (+1.5%): Infosys, TCS benefited from weaker rupee and European deals
Market Flows: FIIs ₹800 crore inflow, DIIs ₹1,500 crore inflow
Tuesday, 2 September 2025 – Consolidation Mode
# Sensex: +120 points → 81,905
# Nifty 50: +45 points → 25,025
Markets slowed as investors digested global cues. Trading volumes were lighter, signaling a consolidation phase.
Sectoral Movers:
IT: Infosys, LTIMindtree extended gains on new European contracts
Metals: JSW Steel, Hindalco steady due to consistent aluminium demand
Banking: HDFC Bank, ICICI experienced mild profit-taking
Flow Dynamics:
FIIs: Slight sellers (~₹450 crore)
DIIs: Continued inflows, cushioning markets
Technical Notes:Nifty oscillated between 24,950–25,050, forming a short-term support zone.
# Nifty 50: +45 points → 25,025
Markets slowed as investors digested global cues. Trading volumes were lighter, signaling a consolidation phase.
Sectoral Movers:
IT: Infosys, LTIMindtree extended gains on new European contracts
Metals: JSW Steel, Hindalco steady due to consistent aluminium demand
Banking: HDFC Bank, ICICI experienced mild profit-taking
Flow Dynamics:
FIIs: Slight sellers (~₹450 crore)
DIIs: Continued inflows, cushioning markets
Technical Notes:Nifty oscillated between 24,950–25,050, forming a short-term support zone.
Wednesday, 3 September 2025 – Midweek Volatility
#Sensex: -290 points → 81,615
#Nifty 50: -110 points → 24,915
Profit booking, particularly in autos and FMCG, drove indices lower. Regulatory concerns impacted Vedanta (-4%), while Sun Pharma and Dr. Reddy’s rose on USFDA approvals.
Smallcaps: High intraday swings due to retail flows meeting valuation concerns.
Investor Takeaway: Focus on companies with strong balance sheets and consistent earnings; avoid chasing momentum blindly
#Nifty 50: -110 points → 24,915
Profit booking, particularly in autos and FMCG, drove indices lower. Regulatory concerns impacted Vedanta (-4%), while Sun Pharma and Dr. Reddy’s rose on USFDA approvals.
Smallcaps: High intraday swings due to retail flows meeting valuation concerns.
Investor Takeaway: Focus on companies with strong balance sheets and consistent earnings; avoid chasing momentum blindly
Thursday, 4 September 2025 – Earnings & Flows Drive the Market
#Sensex: +350 points → 81,965
#Nifty 50: +125 points → 25,040
Strong IT earnings and dividend announcements drove a rebound.
Key Movers:
Infosys (+3%): Strong client traction in Europe
FMCG (ITC & Nestle +2%): Revival in rural demand
Realty (DLF, Godrej Properties): Robust booking data
Market Flows:
FIIs: ~₹1,200 crore inflow
DIIs: ~₹2,000 crore inflow
#Nifty 50: +125 points → 25,040
Strong IT earnings and dividend announcements drove a rebound.
Key Movers:
Infosys (+3%): Strong client traction in Europe
FMCG (ITC & Nestle +2%): Revival in rural demand
Realty (DLF, Godrej Properties): Robust booking data
Market Flows:
FIIs: ~₹1,200 crore inflow
DIIs: ~₹2,000 crore inflow
Friday, 5 September 2025 – Cautious Close
Sensex: -220 points → 81,745
Nifty 50: -95 points → 24,945
Traders reduced risk ahead of the weekend.
Highlights:
Autos: Profit booking
IT & Pharma: Defensive sectors cushioned losses
Midcaps: Buoyant on SIP-driven inflows (~₹18,000 crore monthly)
Nifty 50: -95 points → 24,945
Traders reduced risk ahead of the weekend.
Highlights:
Autos: Profit booking
IT & Pharma: Defensive sectors cushioned losses
Midcaps: Buoyant on SIP-driven inflows (~₹18,000 crore monthly)
Sectoral Review – Leaders & Laggards
a. Auto: Maruti, Tata Motors, M&M up on festive demand + GST cuts
b. FMCG: HUL, Nestle, ITC benefited from rural demand revival
c. IT: Infosys, TCS, LTIMindtree rallied on global contracts
d. Realty: DLF, Godrej Properties boosted by strong booking data
e. Healthcare: Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr. Reddy’s gained on approvals
f. Metals: Vedanta dragged early gains.
g. Banking: Mixed; private banks steady, PSU banks saw profit booking
b. FMCG: HUL, Nestle, ITC benefited from rural demand revival
c. IT: Infosys, TCS, LTIMindtree rallied on global contracts
d. Realty: DLF, Godrej Properties boosted by strong booking data
e. Healthcare: Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr. Reddy’s gained on approvals
f. Metals: Vedanta dragged early gains.
g. Banking: Mixed; private banks steady, PSU banks saw profit booking
Technical & Market Sentiment Outlook
Nifty 50: Support 24,800; Resistance 25,200 → Breakout could lead to 25,500
Sensex: Support 81,200; Resistance 82,200
Midcap/Smallcap indices: Outperforming, but valuations stretched
Investor Sentiment: Bullish overall but selective; smallcaps require caution.
Sensex: Support 81,200; Resistance 82,200
Midcap/Smallcap indices: Outperforming, but valuations stretched
Investor Sentiment: Bullish overall but selective; smallcaps require caution.
Global Comparisons
US Markets: Dow Jones, S&P 500 at record highs
Asia: Nikkei, Hang Seng rallied
Europe: DAX, FTSE gained with dovish ECB stance
Global optimism and stable monetary policy continue to support inflows into Indian equities.
Asia: Nikkei, Hang Seng rallied
Europe: DAX, FTSE gained with dovish ECB stance
Global optimism and stable monetary policy continue to support inflows into Indian equities.
Risks Ahead
1. FII Volatility: Emerging markets remain sensitive to global liquidity shifts
2. Crude Oil: Any geopolitical flare-up could impact India’s import bill
3. Midcap Valuations: Expensive relative to historical averages
4. US Fed Policy: September meeting could reset global market dynamics
2. Crude Oil: Any geopolitical flare-up could impact India’s import bill
3. Midcap Valuations: Expensive relative to historical averages
4. US Fed Policy: September meeting could reset global market dynamics
Investor Playbook for September 2025
Short-Term Traders: Momentum plays in Auto, FMCG, IT; trail stop-losses
Medium-Term Investors: Accumulate defensives like Pharma, FMCG; selectively add banking
Long-Term Investors: Stick to structural themes – EVs, Digital Infrastructure, Renewable Energy
Medium-Term Investors: Accumulate defensives like Pharma, FMCG; selectively add banking
Long-Term Investors: Stick to structural themes – EVs, Digital Infrastructure, Renewable Energy
Conclusion
The week of 1–5 September 2025 showcased resilience and caution. GST optimism, domestic inflows, and global liquidity supported bulls, while profit-taking and valuation pressures reminded investors to be selective.
Dalal Street is marching into the festive season with measured optimism.
Dalal Street is marching into the festive season with measured optimism.