Mumbai: On 8 September 2025 at 10:41 AM IST, Indian stock market benchmarks delivered positive momentum, led by NIFTY 50 which was trading at 24,799.95, up by 59.15 points (0.24%). 
The index saw intraday movement with an opening at 24,802.60, a high of 24,845.70, and a low of 24,758.50. Other prominent indices also posted gains: NIFTY NEXT 50 rose to 67,525.45 (up 435.65, or 0.65%), NIFTY FIN SERVICE traded at 25,891.60 (up 2.30, or 0.01%), NIFTY BANK posted 54,133.55 (up 19.00, or 0.04%) and NIFTY 100 at 25,430.30 (up 73.90, or 0.29%).
The day saw remarkable performance among several stocks:
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MFML led the gainers’ list, closing at ₹32.10, up ₹5.35 (20.00%), with volume at 0.25 lakhs and value ₹0.08 crore.
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SALSTEEL hit ₹26.60, gaining ₹4.43 (19.98%), volume of 1.37 lakhs, and value ₹0.36 crore.
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LASA rose to ₹10.65, up ₹1.77 (19.93%), with a notable volume of 9.38 lakhs and value ₹0.98 crore.
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MICEL settled at ₹77.00, up ₹11.49 (17.54%), showing strong activity with 288.60 lakh shares traded and value at ₹217.86 crore.
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ASMS reached ₹14.84, up ₹2.08 (16.30%), volume of 25.08 lakhs and value ₹3.68 crore.
Top Losers: Key Stocks Under Pressure
Not all stocks shared the bullish sentiment:
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ASIANENE slipped to ₹352.90, down ₹33.10 (-8.58%), with trading volume of 9.09 lakhs and value at ₹32.09 crore.
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APOLLO declined to ₹285.45, losing ₹19.00 (-6.24%), volume surged to 133.79 lakhs and a value of ₹384.40 crore.
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SUPREMEENG dropped to ₹1.02, off ₹0.06 (-5.56%), volume at 0.27 lakhs and negligible value.
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JPASSOCIAT fell to ₹3.42, shedding ₹0.19 (-5.26%), 164.30 lakh shares exchanged hands for a value of ₹5.68 crore.
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SABEVENTS ended at ₹5.94, down ₹0.32 (-5.11%), volume at 0.12 lakhs and a minimal value of ₹0.01 crore.
Intraday Movement on 8 September 2025
The NIFTY indices, especially the NIFTY 50, demonstrated resilience and investor optimism with broad participation across sectors. Strong buying was seen in heavy-volume counters such as MICEL, while large cap stocks like APOLLO and ASIANENE experienced significant sell-offs. Volume and value leaders for the day included MICEL on the gaining side and APOLLO among the losers, suggesting sector-specific and liquidity-driven moves.
Conclusion
The session on 8th September 2025 marked a positive overall trajectory for major indices, with pronounced gains in mid and small-cap stocks, and select heavyweights facing pressure. Persistent volatility and sectoral rotation were evident, reflecting investor strategy ahead of possible macro triggers and risk events.
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