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Mid-Day Market Update 01 Sept 2025: Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex Gain on Global Tailwinds

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Mid-Day Market Update 01 Sept 2025: Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex Gain on Global Tailwinds

By CapitalKeeper | Mid Day | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter


Indian stock market trades higher on 01 Sept 2025. Nifty above 24,580, Bank Nifty near 54,000, and Sensex crosses 80,200. Sector-wise action led by banks, IT, and energy stocks amid strong global cues.


Mid-Day Market Update: Indian Indices Edge Higher on Global Optimism – 01 September 2025

Introduction

The first trading day of September 2025 has opened on a positive note for the Indian equity market, with Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Sensex, and Fin Nifty all showing strength by mid-session. Supported by robust global cues, gains in heavyweight sectors, and sustained institutional activity, the Indian indices are attempting to stabilize after last week’s volatility.

At mid-day (01:15 PM IST), the market is trading higher:

  • Nifty 50 opened at 24,432.70, is now at 24,587.60, with an intraday high of 24,592.10.
  • Bank Nifty opened at 53,658.15, is currently at 53,897.55, with a high of 53,988.25.
  • Sensex opened at 79,828.99, is trading at 80,287.99, with a high of 80,303.85.
  • Fin Nifty opened at 25,561.70, now at 25,696.55, with a high of 25,724.30.

The session has so far been characterized by range-bound moves with upward bias, led by banking, IT, and energy stocks, while auto and FMCG are showing mild consolidation.


Global Market Cues Driving Sentiment

Indian equities are mirroring strong global sentiment:

  • US Markets: Wall Street closed higher on Friday, with the Dow Jones gaining 0.65%, Nasdaq up 0.85%, and S&P 500 adding 0.72%, supported by cooling inflation expectations and strong consumer spending data.
  • Asian Markets: Nikkei (+0.45%), Hang Seng (+0.68%), and Shanghai Composite (+0.22%) traded in the green, adding momentum to Indian markets.
  • Crude Oil: Brent crude remains steady at $76.50/barrel, providing relief to oil-importing nations.
  • US Dollar & INR: The Indian Rupee strengthened slightly to 82.93/USD, aided by strong FII inflows.

These external tailwinds are helping Indian indices sustain gains despite profit-booking pressures.


Nifty 50 Technical Analysis

  • Opening: 24,432.70
  • Current: 24,587.60
  • High: 24,592.10

Nifty opened flat but quickly moved into positive territory, testing the 24,600 resistance zone. The index is trading comfortably above 24,500, which now acts as immediate support.

🔹 Technical Indicators:

  • RSI (14): 56 – indicates a neutral to bullish momentum.
  • MACD: In positive crossover, suggesting further upside.
  • Support Levels: 24,500 – 24,335.
  • Resistance Levels: 24,600 – 24,750.

If Nifty sustains above 24,600, it could test 24,750 by the closing session. A breakdown below 24,500 may invite intraday volatility.


Bank Nifty Technical Analysis

  • Opening: 53,658.15
  • Current: 53,897.55
  • High: 53,988.25

Bank Nifty is outperforming, supported by private sector banks and PSU lenders. The index is trying to reclaim the 54,000 psychological level, which remains a crucial resistance.

🔹 Sector Drivers:

  • HDFC Bank & ICICI Bank are trading higher, driving index gains.
  • SBI & PNB continue to attract buying interest after reporting strong Q1FY26 credit growth.

🔹 Technical Setup:

  • Support: 53,600 – 53,350.
  • Resistance: 54,000 – 54,250.

A decisive breakout above 54,000 may trigger short covering, pushing the index towards 54,500 in the near term.


Sensex Technical Analysis

  • Opening: 79,828.99
  • Current: 80,287.99
  • High: 80,303.85

The Sensex has crossed the 80,000 mark again, led by Reliance, Infosys, and HDFC Bank. Market breadth is slightly positive, with 18 out of 30 Sensex stocks in the green.

Key levels:

  • Support: 79,750 – 79,400.
  • Resistance: 80,350 – 80,600.

If buying in IT and energy sustains, Sensex may close the day near 80,500 levels.


Fin Nifty Technical Analysis

  • Opening: 25,561.70
  • Current: 25,696.55
  • High: 25,724.30

The financial index is consolidating with an upward bias, reflecting strength in NBFCs and insurance counters. HDFC Life, Bajaj Finance, and Kotak Bank are among the top gainers.

Key levels:

  • Support: 25,500 – 25,350.
  • Resistance: 25,750 – 25,900.

Sector-Wise Performance

  1. Banking & Financials – Leading the rally with strong advances in private banks (HDFC Bank, Axis Bank) and NBFCs. PSU banks are also in focus post credit growth updates.
  2. IT Sector – Infosys, TCS, and Tech Mahindra are witnessing buying interest, tracking positive Nasdaq cues.
  3. Energy & Oil & Gas – Reliance and ONGC are supporting the index as crude prices stabilize.
  4. Auto Sector – Witnessing mild consolidation ahead of August monthly sales numbers, which are expected to be released this week.
  5. FMCG – Slightly under pressure as rural demand recovery remains patchy, with Hindustan Unilever and Dabur trading flat.
  6. Metals – Tata Steel and JSW Steel are weak as China’s steel demand outlook remains uncertain.

Key Market News

  • FII Flows: Foreign Institutional Investors have continued their buying streak with over ₹1,800 crore net inflow on Friday, boosting market sentiment.
  • Monsoon Impact: IMD reported above-normal rainfall in August, raising expectations of improved rural demand in Q3FY26.
  • RBI Policy Watch: Investors await commentary on inflation outlook ahead of the next RBI MPC meeting in September.
  • IPO Buzz: Two SME IPOs opening this week are seeing strong investor participation.

Outlook for the Second Half of the Session

The market’s mid-day trend suggests a positive close, provided Nifty sustains above 24,500 and Bank Nifty holds 53,800. A breakout above 24,600 in Nifty and 54,000 in Bank Nifty may fuel further intraday gains.

Traders should keep an eye on:

  • Global cues from European market openings.
  • Sector rotation into IT and financials.
  • Crude oil movement, which remains a critical macro trigger.

Conclusion

The Indian stock market is off to a solid start for September 2025, with broad-based buying across banks, IT, and energy stocks. Nifty is eyeing the 24,600 resistance zone, while Bank Nifty is testing 54,000 levels. With strong FII inflows, steady global cues, and positive domestic fundamentals, the overall sentiment remains cautiously bullish.

If momentum sustains into the closing bell, indices may end the day near their intraday highs, setting a strong base for the week ahead.f you’d like annotated charts, stock-specific scans, or a building risk radar ahead of Powell’s next speech.


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