📊 Market Summary
Sensex: 81,549 ▲ +124 pts (+0.15%)
Nifty 50: 25,006 ▲ +32 pts (+0.13%)
Bank Nifty: 54,310 ▲ +130 pts (+0.24%)
👉 Nifty closed above 25,000 for the first time, marking the 7th straight day of gains.
🏆 Top 5 Gainers
1.GAIL ▲ +3.2% 🚀 (Nomura “Buy” call, tariff hike hopes)
2.BPCL ▲ +2.6% ⛽ (Energy sector momentum)
3.IOC ▲ +2.4% 🔥 (Oil & gas rally)
4.NTPC ▲ +2.1% ⚡ (Defensive buying in power)
5.Power Grid ▲ +1.9% 🔌 (Infrastructure play)
📉 Top 5 Losers
1.Infosys ▼ -1.5% 💻 (Profit booking ahead of buyback meet)
2.Bajaj Auto ▼ -1.4% 🏍️ (Auto sector under pressure)
3.Wipro ▼ -1.3% 💻 (IT weakness)
4.SBI Life ▼ -1.2% 🛡️ (Insurance drag)
5.Titan ▼ -1.1% ⌚ (Luxury demand concerns)
🏦 FII & DII Data (11 Sept 2025)
FII: Net Sell ₹-116 Cr
DII: Net Buy ₹+5,004 Cr
👉 Clear trend: DIIs continue to support markets against mild FII selling.
🛢️ Sector Performance
🟢 Oil & Gas, PSU, Power → Strongest performers
🔴 IT, Auto, FMCG (mild weakness) → Dragged by profit booking ⚖️ Overall: Broadly positive with sector rotation
🆕 IPO Updates
1.Urban Company IPO 🛠️: Ongoing, strong demand in HNI & retail categories.
2.Jay Ambe Supermarkets IPO 🛒: Subscription continues till 12 Sept, listing on 17 Sept.
3.Goel Construction IPO 🏗️: Listed at ₹302 (+15%), closed higher at ~₹317.
4. PhysicsWallah IPO 📚: Filed papers for ₹3,820 Cr issue – high investor interest.
🔮 Market Outlook (12 Sept 2025)
Nifty 50:
Support: 24,950 – 25,000
Resistance: 25,250 – 25,400
Bank Nifty:
Support: 54,000
Resistance: 54,600
View: Consolidation likely around 25,000; strength in energy & PSU stocks may continue.
🚀 Growth Stock of the Day (Long-Term Pick)
GAIL (India) Ltd
🔹 Fundamentals
India’s largest natural gas transmission & distribution company. Strong cash flows, robust margins. Expansion in LNG & city gas → structural long-term demand. Govt. support for cleaner energy = tailwind.
🔹 Technicals
CMP: ~₹215 Support: ₹205 Resistance: ₹230 Momentum bullish after brokerage upgrades.
🔹 Recommendation
Buy Zone: ₹205 – ₹215 Long-Term Target: ₹280 – ₹300 (Upside ~35% in 2–3 years). View: Strong long-term growth & dividend play.