Closing Bell 04 Sept 2025: Nifty Below 24,750, Sensex Dips 700 Points | Market Analysis & Global Cues
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Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 04 Sept 2025 – Nifty slips below 24,750, Sensex drops 700 pts, Bank Nifty under pressure. Detailed market cues, global trends, and outlook for investors.
Closing Bell: Indian Stock Market Ends Lower Amid Global Volatility | 04 September 2025
📊 Market Closing Snapshot (04 September 2025)
- Nifty 50: Open 24,980.75 → Close 24,734.30
- Bank Nifty: Open 54,379.60 → Close 54,075.45
- Sensex: Open 81,456.67 → Close 80,718.01
- Fin Nifty: Open 25,973.30 → Close 25,853.40
Indian equity benchmarks ended lower for the second consecutive session on Thursday as global volatility and profit-booking in heavyweight stocks weighed on market sentiment.
📰 Market Overview
The Indian stock market started the session on a strong footing, with Nifty 50 crossing 24,980 intraday highs. However, weakness from global peers, combined with heavy selling in IT, auto, and FMCG stocks, dragged indices lower by the closing bell.
- Nifty 50 witnessed a sharp fall from the opening highs, losing around 250 points intraday.
- Sensex tumbled by more than 700 points from day’s high as profit-booking intensified.
- Bank Nifty managed to stay resilient, closing slightly negative, supported by HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank.
- Fin Nifty, tracking financial services, ended in the red, reflecting weakness in NBFCs and insurance counters.
This session highlighted a clear divergence between banking resilience and weakness in other major sectors.
🌐 Global Market Cues
Global factors played a significant role in today’s decline:
- US Markets: Overnight, Wall Street indices ended lower as tech stocks corrected after weeks of strong rally. Investors remained cautious ahead of the upcoming Federal Reserve’s policy minutes, which might give clues about the next interest rate direction.
- Asian Markets: Asian equities were under pressure with Nikkei 225 falling over 1% and Hang Seng shedding 1.3%, dragging sentiment in emerging markets.
- European Futures: Early European trade showed weakness in DAX and FTSE, further reinforcing global bearishness.
- Dollar Index & Crude Oil:
- Dollar Index surged above 105, keeping pressure on emerging market currencies, including INR.
- Crude Oil hovered near $81/barrel, adding to inflationary concerns.
Overall, global cues clearly acted as a negative catalyst, limiting any upside momentum in Indian equities.
📌 Sectoral Performance
- Banking & Financials:
The bright spot of the day was Bank Nifty, which closed in green as PSU banks and select private lenders outperformed. SBI, ICICI Bank, and Bank of Baroda provided cushion to the index. - IT Stocks:
IT counters continued to drag the market lower amid concerns of slower US tech spending. Infosys, TCS, and HCL Tech ended in the red. - Auto Sector:
Auto stocks witnessed selling after recent rally. Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Bajaj Auto were top laggards. - FMCG & Consumption:
FMCG stocks like HUL and Nestle came under pressure due to inflationary concerns, while ITC managed to hold ground. - Energy & Infra:
Mixed performance was seen. Reliance Industries remained range-bound, while Adani Group stocks saw selective profit-booking.
🔎 Stock-Specific Highlights
- HDFC Bank & ICICI Bank: Supported the Bank Nifty with buying interest.
- Infosys & TCS: Dragged IT sector lower, contributing to Nifty weakness.
- Reliance Industries: Closed selleing presure, showing resilience amid volatility.
- Maruti Suzuki & Tata Motors: Heavy selling pushed auto index lower.
- PSU Banks (PNB, BoB, Canara Bank): Ended near day’s highs, reflecting strong investor appetite.
📉 Technical Analysis
- Nifty 50:
- Support: 24,700 / 24,550
- Resistance: 24,980 / 25,100
The index closed below the 24,750 mark, signaling near-term weakness. A decisive move below 24,700 could open doors to 24,500.
- Bank Nifty:
- Support: 54,000
- Resistance: 54,500
Despite weakness in broader markets, Bank Nifty showed relative strength, suggesting possible outperformance in coming sessions.
- Sensex:
Key support at 80,500; resistance remains around 81,400. - Fin Nifty:
The index failed to hold above 26,000 and slipped into weakness. Support seen at 25,800.
🌏 Global Macro & Investor Outlook
- Fed Uncertainty: Global investors remain cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary stance.
- India Inflation Data: Domestic inflation numbers due next week could set tone for market movement.
- FIIs vs DIIs:
- FIIs were net sellers in cash markets, taking out nearly ₹1,200 crore.
- DIIs continued supporting the market with inflows into banks and PSU stocks.
Going ahead, volatility is expected to stay high as global uncertainties remain elevated.
📊 Closing Thoughts
The Indian stock market closed in the red on 04 September 2025, dragged by weak global cues and sectoral profit booking. While Bank Nifty outperformed, broad-based selling in IT, auto, and FMCG capped any market recovery attempts.
For the near term, Nifty 50 must hold 24,700 levels to avoid deeper corrections. Investors should remain stock-specific, focusing on sectors with relative strength such as banks, capital goods, and select infra plays.
Global developments—particularly US Fed commentary, crude oil trends, and dollar index moves—will dictate market momentum in the days ahead.s remain favorable, the markets are well positioned to test higher resistance levels in the coming sessions. Long-term investors should stay invested in fundamentally strong sectors, while traders must watch the 24,600–24,850 range in Nifty for short-term cues.
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