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The Indian stock market heads into trade on September 19, 2025, buoyed by a positive global market momentum following key developments in the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy and upbeat cues from Asian markets. After three consecutive days of gains, the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex are poised for a cautiously optimistic session, with investors watching key resistance and support levels amid mixed sectoral trends.
Market Momentum Carried Forward From Global Rally
The US Federal Reserve’s recent 25 basis points rate cut to a range of 4–4.25% sparked optimism worldwide, signaling potential further easing this year that has invigorated global equities. Major Wall Street indexes including the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones hit record intraday highs on September 18, 2025. These cues energized Asian markets with Japan’s Nikkei reaching new highs and gains seen in Australia’s ASX 200 and Euro Stoxx 50 futures.
Key Takeaways For The Indian Market Performance
Benchmark Indexes Performance
On September 18, the Nifty 50 gained 93.35 points or 0.37% closing at 25,423.60, while the Sensex surged 320.25 points or 0.39% to end at 83,013.96. Both indices closed above key exponential moving averages indicating sustained buying interest.
Market Opening And Early Indicators
On the morning of September 19, GIFT Nifty futures indicated a flattish to slightly negative start, with a slight drop of about 0.17%, mirroring cautious investor sentiment early in the day.
Sectoral Drivers
Pharma, healthcare, and IT sectors led gains in recent sessions, while media, PSU banks, realty, and oil & gas sectors faced selling pressure. The broader market momentum remained intact with notable strength in midcap and smallcap indices extending their winning streaks.
Technical Insights For Traders
The Nifty 50 consistently trading above all four key exponential moving averages (20/50/100/200-day EMAs) reflects robust technical support. The near-term resistance is spotted near the 25,450 to 25,500 range, with crucial support levels around 25,300. Technical indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) are below overbought levels, suggesting room for further upside.
Risk And Volatility Measures
The India VIX, a gauge of short-term market volatility, declined by approximately 3.54% to 9.88, signaling a calmer market environment and reduced uncertainty. Historically, a VIX reading below 15 suggests stability and lower investor anxiety.
Foreign and Domestic Institutional Activity
Foreign Portfolio Investors have emerged as net buyers, purchasing shares worth over Rs 400 crore in recent sessions, reversing earlier selling trends. Domestic Institutional Investors have been consistent buyers, accumulating stocks worth more than Rs 3,300 crore over nine sessions, providing crucial support.
Global Factors To Monitor
The Bank of Japan’s upcoming policy meeting and inflation data continue to be key global variables. The global trade dynamics and the Fed’s forward guidance on rates remain focal points for market watchers influencing capital flows and investor confidence.
What Market Participants Should Watch Today
Nifty support at 25,300 and resistance near 25,500 to 25,670
Sensex support at 82,700 and resistance around 83,300 and a potential rise towards 83,600
Sectoral performance in IT, Pharma, financials, and infrastructure
Foreign institutional investors’ buying/selling trends
Results and updates from key corporate earnings and IPO moves
Conclusion
With positive global cues and domestic institutional buying providing floor support, the Indian stock market is expected to open on a cautious yet hopeful note on September 19, maintaining its recent upward momentum. Traders and investors should keep a close watch on resistance levels and sectoral shifts, balancing optimism with prudent risk management amid evolving global economic factors.
Sources: The Hindu Business Line, Economic Times, NDTV Profit, CNBC TV18, Moneycontrol, 5Paisa.
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