-Sensex traded at 82,149 and Nifty at 25,175, with all sectors in the green, led by banking, energy, and infrastructure stocks.
-Kotak Mahindra, Axis Bank, L&T, and Mahanagar Gas drove gains, while Vodafone Idea slipped due to profit booking and Godfrey Phillips adjusted for its 2:1 bonus issue.
-Strong domestic institutional buying and sectoral rotation kept markets stable, signaling investor confidence in India’s economic fundamentals and future growth potential.
Indian stock market today moved up with steady gains in the main indices. Nifty 50 went up by 106.55 points to trade at 25,175.75, a rise of 0.43%. Sensex also jumped 363.50 points to 82,149.24, a rise of 0.44%. Banking stocks were the star performers, with Nifty Bank index going up by 261.10 points or 0.48% to 55,148.95.
Smaller companies also did well. BSE Smallcap index gained 0.60%, moving up by 323.87 points to 54,227.06. All sectors traded in the green, with auto, media, power, private banking, oil & gas, and consumer durables going up between 0.5% and 1%. Let’s see how different stocks and sectors performed today based on Moneycontrol Live Updates.
Kotak Mahindra bank stock was the top winner in the Nifty 50, rising 2.71% to Rs. 2,024.20. This gave a big boost to the banking sector. Axis Bank also helped, going up 1.59% to Rs. 1,122.00. Nifty Private Bank index is now on a winning streak for the sixth day in a row.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold shares worth Rs.. 1,268.59 crores on September 15, showing a mixed mood. However, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) bought shares worth Rs. 1,933.33 crores, helping the market stay strong.
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Vodafone Idea share price went down by 1.84% to Rs. 7.99 due to profit booking. It was one of the most traded stocks with Rs. 440.75 crores in turnover. The stock has been in the news because of its court fight. Vodafone Idea has gone to the Supreme Court against an extra Rs. 9,450 crore AGR demand from the Department of Telecommunications. Even though the stock had gone up by 23% in the last 8 days, today it faced selling pressure.
Asahi India Glass launched its Qualified Institutional Placement with a floor price of Rs. 844.79 per share, though the stock declined 1.23% during trading as reported by Business Standard. Zydus Lifesciences announced the launch of new veterinary pharmaceutical products through its subsidiary.
The government also announced that the GST on bricks will stay at 12% and on tobacco products at 28%, starting from September 22. This gives clarity to these sectors. At the same time, Wendt India saw leadership changes with its CEO's resignation and NTPC rose 1.22%, while Mahanagar Gas surged 3.81% to Rs. 1,350, its best single-day gain in 11 weeks, as reported by Moneycontrol.
According to Mint, Godfrey Phillips shares looked like they crashed by 66% in one day because of a 2:1 bonus issue. However, this was only an adjustment. For every 1 share, investors got 2 bonus shares, which made the price look lower but did not reduce the real value. After adjustment, the stock was actually up 6.69%, closing at Rs. 3,637. This shows how bonus issues can first confuse people but later balance out.
Engineering and infrastructure companies did well. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) gained 1.44% after getting a big order from Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NPCIL) for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project in Tamil Nadu. This project has two new 1000 MW nuclear units.
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Today’s trading showed the strength of the Indian stock market, helped by local investors buying more shares. Even though foreign investors sold some shares, domestic buying kept the market stable.
All sectors joined the rally, showing that investors are confident in India’s economy.
The market’s ability to stay strong despite global challenges and company-specific problems shows resilience. If the economy continues to do well, Indian stocks may see more growth in the coming days.
The Indian Stock Market today saw steady gains, with Nifty closing at 25,175 and Sensex at 82,149. Banking stocks performed strongly, led by Kotak Mahindra and Axis Bank, while energy and infrastructure sectors also supported the market rally.
Vodafone Idea share price went down by 1.84% to Rs. 7.99 mainly due to profit booking. The decline was also influenced by ongoing legal battles, including a Supreme Court petition over an additional AGR demand of Rs. 9,450 crores.
Godfrey Phillips shares looked like they had dropped 66%, but it was only an adjustment from the 2:1 bonus issue. After adjusting for this, the stock actually gained 6.69% and closed at Rs. 3,637, showing investor confidence.
The rally was broad-based, with all sectors trading in the green. Banking, energy, infrastructure, media, auto, and consumer durables all recorded gains. Notably, Mahanagar Gas surged 3.81%, and L&T advanced 1.44% after securing a major order.
The Indian Stock Market outlook remains positive, supported by strong domestic institutional buying and sector-wide participation. While foreign investors continue to sell, consistent local inflows, government clarity on taxes, and corporate growth suggest resilience and potential for further upside.