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Markets End Marginally Lower as Rupee Hits Record Low; Banking, Auto, Metals Lead Gains

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Markets End Marginally Lower as Rupee Hits Record Low; Banking, Auto, Metals Lead Gains

Markets Ended A Volatile Tuesday Session Marginally Lower, with the Nifty 50 Down 32.85 points (0.13%) to 25,169.50 and the Sensex Falling 57.87 POINTS (0.07%) to 82,102.10, to 82,102.10, Es Investors Remained Cautious Amid a Record-Low Rupee of 88.75/USD and Mixed Sectoral Trends.

Markets Ended A Volatile Tuesday Session Marginally Lower, with the Nifty 50 Down 32.85 points (0.13%) to 25,169.50 and the Sensex Falling 57.87 POINTS (0.07%) to 82,102.10, to 82,102.10, Es Investors Remained Cautious Amid a Record-Low Rupee of 88.75/USD and Mixed Sectoral Trends.

Markets Ended A Volatile Session Marginally Lower on Tuesday, with the nifty 50 declining 32.85 points, or 0.13 per cent, to 25,169.50, and the Sensex Falling 57.87 POINTS, Or 0.07 Creat 82,102.10, as investor sentiment remind a record low for the rupee and mixed sectorral performances.

The Rupee Weakened to a Record Low of 88.62 Against the us dollar during the session, Eventually Investors. “While a weaker currency rayses constables about important, market participants also view it as a tailwind for India’s’s iT and metals over the Long Ter,” noted HRIPRASAD K. Sebi-Registered Research Analyst and Founder of Livelong Wealth.

The benchmark indices experienced heightened Volativity Following The expiry of weekly derivative contracts, with the nifty opening on a soft note at 25,209.00, Down from We Its Previous Close of 25,202.35. The Index Hit An Intraday low of 25,084 before staging a sharp afternoon recovery to touch 25,261.

Banking, Auto, Metals Lead Sectoral Gains

Banking Stocks Emerged as Key Contributors to the Market’s Recovery, with Indusind Bank Leading The Gainers’ List, Surging 2.82 per cent to ₹ 755.00, Followed by Axis Bank, Followed by CEND 2.24 Cons ₹ 1,170.00. Bajaj Finance Rose 1.93 per cent to ₹ 1,025.90, while the banking pack’s strength was reflected in the nifty bank index, which gained 0.41 per cent.

Auto stocks stole the spotlight, rallying on robust navratri sales under the new gst regime. The Nifty Auto Index Gained 0.62 per cent, with Maruti Suzuki Rising 1.69 per cent to ₹ 16,083.00. “Carmakers Such as Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Reported Bumper Bookings, As Lower Price Points Expeded Afforded Affordeded Affordability and Drew in a Fresh Wave of Buyers,” Hariprasad k first.

Metals extended their winning streak, with jsw steel gaining 1.87 per cent to ₹ 1,137.90, as the nifty metal index advanced 1.0 per cent. “Investors See Sustained Momentum in the Sector as a Potential Driver of Margin Expaniation in the Coming Quarters,” Analysts Noted, Citing Optimism Around Firm Demage and Supply Consstrants from China.

Tech and Consumer Stocks underperform after H-1B Hike

However, Technology Stocks Faced Pressure after the US government’s hike in h-1-1b visa fees impacted sentiment. Tech Mahindra emerged as the top loser, declining 2.16 per cent to ₹ 1,472.90. Consumer Goods Stocks also Witnessed Profit-Booking, With Trent Falling 2.11 per cent to ₹ 4,905.00, Sbi Life Declining 2.01 per cent to ₹ 1,820.30, Hindustan UNILERVER DROPPING 1.84 per cent to ₹ 2,524.90, and Nestle India Declining 1.72 per cent to ₹ 1,167.90.

“The nifty remained range-bound, with strong support at 25,152–25,050 and Resistance Near 25,259-25,400. Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money.

Broader Markets underperformed for the second CONSECUVE SESSION, with the Nifty Midcap 100 Declining 0.35 per cent to 58,496.60 and the nifty smallcap index Falling 0.53 per Cent. Market Breadth Remained Negative With 2,453 Stocks Declining Against 1,709 Advances on the BSE, While 173 Stocks Hit 52-Veeek Highs and 66 Touched 52-Veeek Lows.

“On the weekly expiry day, the benchmark nifty indexed a Volatile Trading Session. After Slipping to an intraday low of 25084, the index stepped a recovery in the latter half of the session,” Sudeep Shah, Head – Technical Research and derivatives at SBI Securities.

Core sector output at 13-month high supports optimism

Core sector output provided a positive backdrop, surgging to a 13-month high of 6.3 per cent in August, Aided by Robust Steel and Coal Production. “8 core industrys’ strong production data underscores the resilience of the domestic economy, supporting optimism Around External Challenges,” called AT GEIRCH ATE GEIR, Head of Research AT Investments Limited.

Looking Ahead, Technical Analysts Expect the Nifty to Trade in a range of 25,100–25,400 in the near term. “The zone of 25,270-25,300 will act as an immediane Hurdle for the index. Support at the 25,080-25,050 Levels.

Published on September 23, 2025

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