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Weekly Wrap-Up (15–19 Sept 2025) : Indian Stock Market, INR & Commodities | Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty Performance

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Weekly Wrap-Up (15–19 Sept 2025) : Indian Stock Market, INR & Commodities (15–19 Sept 2025) | Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty Performance

By CapitalKeeper | Weekly Wrap-Up | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter


Read the detailed weekly wrap-up of Indian stock market, INR, and commodities for 15–19 Sept 2025. Analysis of Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty, Fin Nifty, INR trends, gold, silver, and crude oil. Plus, forecast for the upcoming week


📈 Weekly Wrap-Up: Indian Stock Market, INR & Commodities (15th–19th September 2025)


🔹 Market Overview

The Indian stock market ended the week on a positive note, with benchmarks like Nifty, Sensex, and Bank Nifty extending their gains amid improved investor sentiment, steady FII inflows, and supportive global cues. Despite volatility during mid-week due to profit booking and global bond yield concerns, the indices closed the week higher compared to their opening levels.

The rupee (INR) maintained stability against the US dollar, supported by strong capital market inflows and moderating crude oil prices. Meanwhile, commodities such as gold and silver remained range-bound, while crude oil showed weakness on global demand concerns.


🔹 Weekly Market Performance (15th–19th September 2025)

Nifty 50

  • Opening (15th Sept): 25,118.90
  • Closing (19th Sept): 25,327.05
  • Weekly Change: +208.15 points | +0.83%

The Nifty sustained above the crucial 25,000 level and managed to post gains for the week. Buying interest was seen in IT, banking, and select auto stocks, while FMCG and pharma remained under pressure.


Sensex

  • Opening (15th Sept): 81,925.65
  • Closing (19th Sept): 82,626.23
  • Weekly Change: +700.58 points | +0.85%

The Sensex mirrored Nifty’s performance, aided by heavyweight stocks like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Infosys. The index tested strong resistance near 82,700 but remained firm on closing.


Bank Nifty

  • Opening (15th Sept): 54,884.05
  • Closing (19th Sept): 55,458.85
  • Weekly Change: +574.80 points | +1.05%

Banking stocks outperformed the broader market, driven by improving credit growth data, stable NPA levels, and FII buying in private banks. PSU banks saw consolidation, but private banks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank provided strong momentum.


Fin Nifty

  • Opening (15th Sept): 26,384.25
  • Closing (19th Sept): 26,527.60
  • Weekly Change: +143.35 points | +0.54%

The financial index traded in line with banking stocks. NBFCs and insurance companies provided support, though mid-sized players witnessed some selling pressure.


🔹 INR Performance

The Indian Rupee (INR) traded in a narrow range between 83.25–83.40 per USD during the week.

  • Support: 83.20
  • Resistance: 83.50

Favorable domestic equity inflows and softer crude prices supported the rupee, while global dollar strength capped major gains.


🔹 Commodity Market Weekly Wrap

Gold

  • Weekly Range: ₹71,800 – ₹72,600 per 10 grams (MCX)
  • Gold remained range-bound, with safe-haven demand offset by a stronger US dollar. Investors kept a cautious stance ahead of US Fed’s policy outlook.

Silver

  • Weekly Range: ₹89,200 – ₹91,500 per kg (MCX)
  • Silver showed mild volatility, tracking both industrial demand cues and gold’s consolidation.

Crude Oil

  • Weekly Range: $76 – $79 per barrel (Brent)
  • Crude oil slipped slightly on demand worries in China and a build-up in US inventories, though OPEC supply cuts limited deeper declines.

🔹 Key Market Drivers This Week

  1. Global Cues: US Fed policy expectations, global bond yield movements, and Asian market trends influenced investor sentiment.
  2. FII & DII Activity: FIIs continued net buying in banking and IT, while DIIs booked profits in FMCG and metals.
  3. Macro Indicators: Indian CPI inflation showed signs of cooling, providing relief to the market.
  4. Corporate Updates: Auto sector showed strong monthly sales, while IT companies gained on weaker rupee impact.

🔹 Sectoral Performance

  • Banking & Financials: Strongest gainer with over 1% weekly rise.
  • IT: Benefited from INR weakness; selective buying seen.
  • Auto: Continued momentum on festive season demand expectations.
  • FMCG & Pharma: Weak, as investors booked profits.
  • Metals: Mixed, tracking global commodity weakness.

🔹 Technical View (Nifty & Bank Nifty)

  • Nifty Support: 25,200 / 25,000
  • Nifty Resistance: 25,400 / 25,600

Nifty’s weekly close above 25,300 signals bullish undertone, but profit booking near resistance is likely.

  • Bank Nifty Support: 55,200 / 54,800
  • Bank Nifty Resistance: 55,800 / 56,200

Bank Nifty closing above 55,400 reflects strength, though the index may consolidate before attempting higher levels.


🔮 Forecast for Upcoming Week (22nd–26th September 2025)

Looking ahead, the Indian market may witness range-bound consolidation with a positive bias.

  1. Nifty Outlook: Likely to trade between 25,100 – 25,600. Breakout above 25,600 could take it towards 25,800.
  2. Bank Nifty Outlook: Expected range 54,800 – 56,200. Sustained move above 56,200 may accelerate rally.
  3. INR Outlook: Likely stable between 83.20 – 83.50 per USD, unless crude spikes.
  4. Gold & Silver: Range-bound, with bullish bias if USD weakens.
  5. Crude Oil: Volatility expected; range $75–80/barrel.

Key Watch Factors:

  • US Fed policy guidance.
  • Crude oil demand data.
  • FII flows in Indian equities.
  • Festive season demand cues in auto and FMCG sectors.

📝 Conclusion

The week of 15th–19th September 2025 showcased a strong rebound in Indian equity markets, with Nifty, Sensex, and Bank Nifty all posting gains. Supportive global cues, improving domestic data, and sustained FII inflows kept investor confidence intact.

As we step into the coming week, markets may remain volatile yet upward-biased, with eyes set on global central bank cues and domestic macro updates. A disciplined approach with a focus on banking, IT, and auto stocks could provide better opportunities for traders and investors.


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