Closing Bell 05 September 2025: Markets End on a Muted Note Amid Global Cues
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 05 September 2025 – Nifty ended at 24,741, Sensex at 80,710, and Bank Nifty at 54,114. Weak global cues and profit booking capped upside momentum.
Closing Bell 05 September 2025: Markets End on a Muted Note Amid Global Cues
Market Overview
The Indian stock market closed lower on Friday, 5 September 2025, as investors weighed weak global cues, concerns over persistent inflation, and a cautious approach ahead of the U.S. jobs data release. Despite an optimistic start, indices failed to hold on to gains, witnessing selling pressure in the second half of the session.
- Nifty 50 opened at 24,818.85 but slipped to close at 24,741.00, down around 78 points.
- Sensex opened at 81,012.42 and ended at 80,710.76, losing nearly 300 points.
- Bank Nifty opened at 54,308.05 and closed at 54,114.55, reflecting banking sector weakness.
- Fin Nifty opened at 25,986.55 and closed at 25,889.50, mirroring subdued financial stock activity.
This marks the second consecutive day of subdued performance, with Nifty breaking below yesterday’s support zones before staging a mild recovery.
Sectoral Performance
The day’s trading session highlighted a sectorally mixed market:
- Banking & Financials: Both private and PSU banks saw mild weakness. HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and Kotak Bank were under selling pressure.
- IT & Tech: The Nifty IT index was volatile, with Infosys and TCS ending flat, while midcap IT stocks slipped.
- Metals: Metal counters like Tata Steel and JSW Steel faced selling due to softening global commodity prices.
- FMCG & Pharma: Defensive sectors held relatively better. HUL and Sun Pharma provided some support to the market.
- Energy & Infra: Reliance and Adani Group stocks traded mixed, with no major directional movement.
Global Market Cues
Global markets played a significant role in today’s sluggish trade:
- U.S. Futures: Traded weak ahead of the crucial non-farm payrolls report, which will determine the Fed’s next move on interest rates.
- Asian Markets: Japan’s Nikkei ended lower, while Hang Seng slipped as concerns over China’s property sector resurfaced.
- European Markets: Opened in the red, tracking weak investor sentiment and softer economic data across the Eurozone.
- Crude Oil: Prices remained range-bound, trading around $76 per barrel, with OPEC+ supply commentary keeping investors cautious.
Technical Take on Nifty
- Support: Immediate support for Nifty is placed near 24,700–24,650 levels.
- Resistance: On the upside, resistance stands at 24,850–24,900.
- Trend: The index is consolidating, with momentum indicators showing weakness. Any decisive move below 24,700 may invite further selling pressure, while sustained trade above 24,850 could trigger a relief rally.
Bank Nifty Outlook
The Bank Nifty struggled to hold its opening gains and closed lower by nearly 200 points.
- Support Zone: 54,000–53,800 levels.
- Resistance Zone: 54,500–54,700 levels.
- Trend: The trend remains cautious as heavyweights like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank underperformed. A move below 54,000 could intensify selling, while a reversal requires crossing 54,500 levels.
Broader Market Highlights
- Midcap & Smallcap Indices traded with mild weakness as profit booking continued after strong gains in August.
- Volatility Index (India VIX): Remained elevated, reflecting nervousness among traders ahead of global macroeconomic events.
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): Continued net sellers in today’s session, while domestic institutions (DIIs) provided buying support at lower levels.
Key Market Drivers
- U.S. Job Data Awaited: Global investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the U.S. jobs report, which could shape the Fed’s September policy stance.
- Rupee Weakness: The Indian Rupee traded weak against the dollar, pressuring market sentiment.
- Earnings Cues: Some sectoral stock-specific moves were driven by lingering earnings announcements.
- Commodity Softness: Metal and crude-related counters reacted to international price movements.
Closing Thoughts
The Closing Bell on 5 September 2025 reflected a day of consolidation and nervousness across Indian equities. While the domestic macroeconomic outlook remains resilient, near-term volatility driven by global factors is expected to continue.
- Nifty ended slightly lower but managed to hold above 24,700, keeping the medium-term uptrend intact.
- Sensex slipped below 81,000 but found stability near 80,700 levels.
- Bank Nifty continues to lag, requiring strength in financials to lead the next leg of rally.
Going forward, the market will closely track U.S. economic data, global interest rate cues, and foreign fund flows. Traders should remain cautious, while long-term investors can use dips to accumulate fundamentally strong stocks.
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