Pre-Market 02.09.2025: Nifty, Bank Nifty & Sectoral Outlook | Key Stocks on Radar
By CapitalKeeper | Pre Market Opening | Indian Equities | Market Moves That Matter
Indian stock market pre-market analysis for 2nd Sept 2025: Nifty at 24,625, Bank Nifty at 54,002. Sectoral outlook, global cues, and stock watchlist including Solarind, Tega, Manappuram & Maruti.
Pre-Market Report 02 September 2025: Markets Regain Momentum Ahead of Weekly Expiry Shift
Market Recap – 01 September 2025
Indian equities ended Monday’s session with optimism, snapping a three-day losing streak. Broad-based participation was visible as frontline indices staged a recovery from intraday lows. The market also digested mixed global cues while awaiting clarity on the U.S. inflation trajectory and crude oil supply dynamics.
- Nifty 50 closed at 24,625.05, up from Friday’s 24,426.85.
- Bank Nifty closed at 54,002.45, supported by private banks.
- Sensex settled at 80,364.49, adding nearly 555 points.
- Fin Nifty ended at 25,743.50, showing resilience in financials.
A notable development is the shift in Nifty’s weekly expiry from Thursday to Tuesday, starting today, 2nd September 2025. This calendar adjustment is expected to bring additional volatility as traders re-align their option positioning.
Global Cues & Gift Nifty Indication
- Gift Nifty trades mildly positive, suggesting a stable-to-firm start for Indian equities.
- Wall Street ended mixed overnight, with the Dow holding steady while Nasdaq slipped on profit booking in tech majors.
- Crude Oil remains rangebound around $78–$80 per barrel, not posing major inflationary threats.
- Asian markets are trading with a cautious positive bias.
- India VIX remains stable, suggesting controlled volatility for now.
Technical Analysis – Key Levels to Watch
Nifty 50 (24,625.05)
- Supports: 24,450 / 24,335 / 24,100
- Resistances: 24,780 / 24,950 / 25,100
👉 If Nifty sustains above 24,600, momentum could push it towards 24,950–25,100.
👉 On the downside, a break below 24,335 could drag it towards 23,700–23,800 before resuming any major uptrend.
Bank Nifty (54,002.45)
- Supports: 53,650 / 53,300
- Resistances: 54,450 / 55,000 / 55,450
👉 Private banks continue to show strength, while PSU banks look slightly overextended. Sustaining above 54,000 may trigger moves towards 55,000+.
Sensex (80,364.49)
- Strong support at 79,500.
- Resistance zone seen near 81,000–81,300.
Fin Nifty (25,743.50)
- Support: 25,500
- Resistance: 26,100
Sectoral Outlook – 02 Sept 2025
📊 Based on price action, volume flows, and derivative activity:
- Banks (especially Pvt Banks): Expected to lead again with HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Kotak in focus.
- Financial Services: Fin Nifty strength suggests buying interest in NBFCs and diversified financials.
- PSUs & Defence: Consolidation seen; selective moves possible in energy-linked PSUs.
- Smallcaps 100: Likely to remain volatile; traders must stick with fundamentally strong names.
- Auto Sector: Maruti’s strong resistance zone at 14,750–15,000 could trigger a pullback; watch auto index closely.
Stocks on Radar
1. Solar Industries (CMP 14,046)
- Derivatives Action: 15,000 CE (CMP 161) added to watchlist.
- Setup: Stock remains in strong uptrend but needs consolidation.
- Trade Plan: Wait for 120–130 range entry on CE for better R:R.
- Target: 220–300–330.
- Stoploss: Below 100.
2. Tega Industries (CMP 1,933)
- Pattern: Clear trendline breakout with volume.
- Outlook: Looks good for short-term momentum.
- Support: 1,840–1,850.
- Upside potential: 2,050–2,150 possible if momentum sustains.
3. Manappuram Finance (CMP 275)
- Pattern: Hourly trendline breakout supported by rising volumes.
- Outlook: Bullish short-term trend.
- Target levels: 290–300.
- Support: 265 zone.
4. Maruti Suzuki (CMP ~14,800)
- Chart Setup: Major resistance at 14,750–15,000 as per monthly charts.
- Context: Stock rallied nearly 2000 points on GST-driven news.
- Trade Plan: “Sell on rise” better strategy.
- Targets: 14,400 → 14,000 → 13,500++.
- Risk Note: Only aggressive traders may short with tight stops.
Broader Market Sentiment
The shift of Nifty expiry from Thursday to Tuesday adds a fresh layer of volatility. With indices bouncing back after a losing streak, sentiment is cautiously optimistic. However, traders must note that the global macro backdrop remains mixed.
- The U.S. Fed’s rate stance will remain crucial.
- Exporters may gain as India explores African markets to counterbalance U.S. tariff hikes.
- Energy & power stocks may remain active due to policy developments.
Trading Strategy for the Day
- Index View:
- Hold long positions if Nifty sustains above 24,600 with stoploss at 24,335.
- Bank Nifty above 54,000 can open the door for 55,000+ levels.
- Stock Picks:
- Solarind (CE on dips)
- Tega (breakout continuation)
- Manappuram (momentum)
- Maruti (short setup at resistance)
- Risk Management:
- Maintain strict SLs.
- Avoid over-leveraging in options due to new expiry calendar effect.
- Focus on companies with fundamental backing if positional trades are taken.
Conclusion
The Indian market enters September with renewed momentum and an important expiry calendar shift. Nifty and Bank Nifty show resilience, but global cues and volatility in derivatives must be respected. Sector rotation towards private banks, financials, and select industrials could provide opportunities.
Traders should stay stock-specific—Solarind, Tega, Manappuram, and Maruti remain key names to track. With Nifty hovering near 24,600, the coming sessions will determine whether markets are gearing up for a breakout above 25,000 or entering another consolidation phase.
👉 Discipline, patience, and strict SLs remain the mantra for this week.
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