Mumbai: In a volatile trading session on September 24, 2025, Indian equity indices extended their losses with broad-based selling across sectors. Nifty 50 led the downturn, dragged by heavyweights in banking, financials, and key midcap counters, amplifying investor caution.
Nifty 50 and Sectoral Indices Under Pressure
Nifty slumped to 25,066.35, down by 103.15 points or 0.41%. The opening was at 25,108.75, with the index oscillating between a high of 25,149.85 and a low of 25,027.45. Weakness persisted across other major indices: Nifty Next fell steeply by 662.90 points (-0.95%), Nifty Fin Service slipped 193.95 points (-0.73%), and Nifty Bank plunged 444.80 points (-0.80%). This across-the-board selling reflected a starkly risk-averse mood.
Top Losers: Blue Chips and High-Value Stocks Hit
The session saw significant drawdowns among key stocks. SHRADHA-RE tumbled 36.16%, EIMCOELECO dived 13.84%, SGL fell 9.94%, ADANIPOWER lost 9.18% despite massive trading volumes, and MKPL declined 7.23%. These stocks exhibited sharp corrections, pointing to aggressive profit booking and institutional exits during heightened volatility.
Top Gainers: Select Counters Defy the Downtrend
Amid the market gloom, a few stocks bucked the trend. ZUARIIND rallied 19.99%, MUNJALAU climbed 15.41%, BHARATGEAR jumped 15.05%, BEARDSELL advanced 13.76%, and NRAIL gained 13.35%. Robust upticks in these stocks were driven by stock-specific news and aggressive buying, providing rare pockets of green in an otherwise weak session.
Conclusion: September 24, 2025 (Mid-cap)
The Indian market’s pronounced weakness on September 24, 2025, underscored mounting investor anxiety and risk aversion. With Nifty breaking below key supports and sectoral indices facing concerted selling, broad market sentiment remains fragile. Stock-specific outperformers stood out but could not offset the wider downturn. Market participants are expected to monitor global trends, institutional flows, and domestic triggers closely for cues on recovery.
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