Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 29 Sept 2025 | Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex, Fin Nifty Updates
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter
Indian Stock Market Closing Bell 29th Sept 2025 – Nifty closed at 24,634.90, Bank Nifty at 54,461.00, Sensex at 80,364.94, and Fin Nifty at 26,007. Global cues, sectoral highlights, FII/DII activity, and outlook ahead.
Indian Stock Market Closing Bell Report – 29th September 2025
📌 Market Overview – 29th September 2025
The Indian stock market ended on a cautious note today as benchmark indices traded within a narrow range amid mixed global cues and month-end volatility.
- Nifty 50 opened at 24,728.55 and slipped to close at 24,634.90, losing nearly 100 points intraday, reflecting weak investor sentiment.
- Bank Nifty displayed resilience, opening at 54,460.40 and closing almost flat at 54,461.00, showing stability in the banking sector despite FII outflows.
- Sensex opened at 80,588.77 and ended lower at 80,364.94, weighed by weakness in IT and FMCG majors.
- Fin Nifty moved in a narrow band, opening at 26,016.90 and closing at 26,007.00, showing subdued activity in financials.
The day witnessed profit booking, particularly ahead of the quarterly GDP data release and US inflation print later this week.
🌍 Global Market Cues
The global setup largely dictated market mood:
- US Markets: Wall Street futures traded mixed as investors awaited fresh data on consumer confidence and inflation trajectory. The Nasdaq remained under pressure due to weakness in semiconductor stocks.
- Asian Markets: Nikkei and Hang Seng both slipped, weighed down by China’s slowing industrial activity.
- European Markets: Opened positive but struggled to maintain momentum as bond yields in the Eurozone edged higher.
- Crude Oil: Brent crude hovered around $85.90/bbl, raising concerns about inflationary pressure for emerging economies.
- US Dollar Index: The DXY climbed back above 105.70, keeping emerging market currencies including INR under stress.
Global cues signaled caution, with higher-for-longer interest rate expectations from the US Federal Reserve keeping risk appetite limited.
📊 Domestic Market Drivers
🔹 FIIs & DIIs Activity
- FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) were net sellers today, withdrawing nearly ₹1,350 crore from equities.
- DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) cushioned the fall, buying shares worth around ₹980 crore.
The divergence highlights continued foreign outflows, while domestic institutions maintain selective accumulation in banking and infra.
🔹 Currency Market
The Indian Rupee closed at 83.19/$, slightly weaker, impacted by strong dollar and rising crude oil.
🔹 Bond Yields
The 10-year Indian government bond yield stood at 7.25%, showing stability amid expectations that RBI may maintain its cautious stance in the upcoming policy meet.
📈 Sectoral Performance
- Banking & Financials: Stability in private banks supported Bank Nifty. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank ended with minor gains.
- IT Stocks: Infosys, TCS, and Wipro declined amid weak Nasdaq futures and concerns over global demand slowdown.
- FMCG: Hindustan Unilever and Nestle India slipped due to rising raw material concerns linked to crude oil.
- Metals: Hindalco and Tata Steel witnessed selling as global commodity prices dipped.
- Pharma: Sun Pharma and Dr. Reddy’s remained stable, showing defensive buying.
🔎 Index-Wise Technical Analysis
✅ Nifty 50 (24,634.90 ▼ 93.65 points)
- Support levels: 24,550 / 24,420
- Resistance levels: 24,800 / 24,950
- Technical view suggests selling pressure near 24,700, with downside risk if support breaks.
✅ Bank Nifty (54,461.00 ▲ 0.60 points)
- Support levels: 54,200 / 53,850
- Resistance levels: 54,750 / 55,100
- Banking index shows sideways consolidation, awaiting triggers.
✅ Sensex (80,364.94 ▼ 223.83 points)
- Resistance near 80,800, support at 79,950. Weakness likely if global cues deteriorate.
✅ Fin Nifty (26,007.00 ▼ 9.90 points)
- Rangebound, with support at 25,880 and resistance at 26,150.
- Financial services remain under pressure, particularly NBFCs.
📰 Key Market Highlights of the Day
- Reliance Industries traded flat ahead of AGM updates and expected energy sector announcements.
- Tata Motors declined after reports of slower JLR sales growth in Europe.
- Adani Group stocks witnessed mixed trade as investors booked profits.
- PSU Banks saw mild buying interest, especially SBI and Bank of Baroda.
- Defence & Infra stocks continued to remain strong, driven by government order inflows.
📅 Outlook for 30th September 2025
- Market is expected to remain volatile ahead of monthly F&O expiry and key macroeconomic data.
- Global investors will closely watch US GDP growth numbers and oil price movement.
- Domestically, Q2 earnings season will be the next big trigger for direction.
- Technical charts suggest sideways to negative bias for Nifty until it reclaims 24,800 levels.
📌 Final Closing Bell Note
The Indian stock market ended the day in the red, with Nifty closing at 24,634.90 and Sensex losing 223 points, while Bank Nifty stayed resilient. The undertone remains cautious as global and domestic factors continue to create uncertainty. Investors should maintain a selective stock-picking strategy and focus on defensive sectors until clarity emerges on global inflation and growth outlook.
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