SENSEX, Handy slip under the key levels as the sales pressure increases

The sales pressure was clear with 160 shares that became a lower circuit limits compared to 211 in the upper circuit.

Benchmark -Indices extended losses during the afternoon session on Thursday, with the Nifty 50 sliding under the crucial 25,000 Mark and the Sesex is falling more than 160 points while the sales pressure on sectors was mounted.

The Nifty 50 fell 55.90 points or 0.22 percent to 25.001.00 by 1.05 pm, which dropped under the previous closure of 25,056.90. The Sesex fell 161.52 points or 0.20 percent to 81,554.11, towards the end of Wednesday of 81,715.63. Both indices opened lower and continued to be confronted with a headwind by the session.

The market width remained negative with 2,425 shares that fell against 1,630 on the BSE. A total of 4,213 shares were traded during the session. The sales pressure was clear with 160 shares that became a lower circuit limits compared to 211 in the upper circuit.

Bharat Electronics emerged as the best Nifty Performer, which rose 2.47 percent to £ 405.20 from the previous closure of £ 395.45. Axis Bank won 1.04 percent to £ 1.171.00, while the industries of Hindalco switched 0.88 percent to £ 747.55. Bharti Airtel rose by 0.68 percent to £ 1,944.30 and HDFC Bank stabbed by 0.49 percent to £ 955.75.

TATA Motors led the losers, by 2.56 percent to £ 665.45 of £ 682.95, which continued his decline in the midst of concern about the reported cyber attack at Jaguar Land Rover. Asian paint fell 2.55 percent to £ 2,394.60, while Dr. Laboratories. Reddy fell to £ 1,272.10 by 2.00 percent. Trent 1.91 percent fell to £ 4,803.50 and TATA Consultancy Services fell 1.68 percent to £ 2,984.40.

Sectoral performance remained mixed with the Nifty Bank that showed resilience and achieved 97.30 points or 0.18 percent to 55,251.50. The Nifty Financial Services remained almost flat and only dropped 3.85 points to 26,393.55. The wider Nifty next 50, however, fell 109.35 points or 0.16 percent to 68,693.50, while the Nifty Midcap 100 27.55 points dropped to 57,924.75.

Trade volumes gave active participation in with significant value transactions in important shares. HDFC Bank registered the turnover with the highest value at £ 1,12,057.63 Lakh, followed by Tata Motors at £ 1,16,623.31 Lakh despite the decline.

Foreign institutional investors continued their sales streak and had hit 2 2,458.45 crore in the previous session, while domestic institutional investors offered partial support with the inflow of £ 1,244.02 crore. The persistent outflows are weighed on market sentiment in the midst of global uncertainties and concerns about American monetary policy.

Technical indicators suggest that the immediate support for Nifty is around 25,000, with further support at 24,900. Resistance levels are placed on 25,100-25,250 range.

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Published on September 25, 2025