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September 12, 2025
- Daily Morning Report Date: 12.09.2025
- NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25005.50 FII -3472.37 cr DII 4045.54 cr
- As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines as the uptrend took Nifty up to 25037.3.
- A small bullish candle on the daily chart indicates continuation of momentum. On a decisive breakout above 25050, Nifty may rally to 25095–25140. If demand persists, it could test 25183.
- On the downside, immediate support lies at 24961–24917. A break below may drag Nifty towards 24873–24828.
- Bank Nifty OUTLOOK:
- SPOT: 54669.60 Pcr: 1.01 Max CE OI: 57000 Max PE OI: 54000
- On September 12th, 2025, Bank Nifty closed at 54669.60 (+133.60 / 0.24%). The index moved 133.60 points during the session, making a high of 54757.45 and a low of 54669.60.
- Technical View
- Key support and resistance: 53870 and 55000
- Intraday support and resistance: 54570 and 54770
- Intraday Strategy
- Go long above 54770 with SL 54730, target 54865
- Go short below 54570 with SL 54604, target 54474
- RSI stands at 47.40 (below 30 oversold, above 70 overbought).
- Bank nifty Day SMA Analysis:
- Bank nifty is trading above 5 out of 8 SMA’s (5, 10, 20,150, 200 Day).
- Bank nifty is trading below 3 out of 8 SMA’s. (30, 50,100 Day)
- One bullish single candlestick Pattern was identified in bank nifty.
- • Belt Hold Uptrend
- Macros:
- 1.Dollar index @ 97.557
- 2.Vix @ 14.95 (-0.41%)
- 3.Brent crude @ 66.41
- 4.U.S. 10 years bond yield @ 4.003
- Note:
- The benchmark indices hit fresh all-time highs, with both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ closing at record peaks on rising expectations of a Fed rate cut next week.
- U.S. CPI for August came in at 2.9% y-o-y (vs. 2.7% in July), in line with forecasts, while m-o-m inflation stood at 0.4% (vs. 0.2% in July and above 0.3% forecast). Jobless claims also rose sharply, signaling further softening in the labor market.
- The data reinforced expectations of the Fed beginning its rate-cut cycle, likely with a 25 bps cut at the September 17 meeting. CME Fed Watch now shows 88.8% expecting a cut, with some voices calling for a larger 50 bps reduction.
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- Data watch
- 1.Fiis net long 10.77 % (Highly oversold).
- 2.Fiis sold -3472.37 cr in cash segment, added 635 cr in index and bought 2775 in stock future
- 3.Vix @ 10.36 (-1.71%)
- 4.Pcr @ 1.15 (Weekly) , 1.10 (Monthly)
- OI position of institutions & retail
- Fiis added 1195 contracts on long side and sold 2145 contracts on short side. Net long 3340 contracts.
- Diis (data was no available today)
- Retail sold 1062 contracts on long side and sold 740 contracts short positions.Net long -322 contracts.
- Note: Fiis net long position is @ 10.77 (high oversold zone) Vix is trading @ 10.36 down by 1.10%. Fiis added net long 3340 contracts in index that indicates we may see some more short covering.
- Nifty if able to sustained above 25225 will give fresh break out. Immediate resistance for the day is placed @ 25147.
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- Contributed by
- Ashok bhandari : INH000019549
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- Deepak Fertilisers Invests in Solar & Wind Captive Power Projects
- Signed Share Subscription & Shareholders Agreements (SSSA) on 10 Sept 2025.
- Investment of ₹478.44 Cr in Murli Solar Energy Pvt Ltd (MSEPL) for 26% equity (solar captive power).
- Investment of ₹840 Cr in Sunsure Solarpak 51 Pvt Ltd (SSFOPL) for 26% equity (wind captive power).
- Purpose: Renewable energy sourcing for captive consumption, lowering dependence on conventional power.
- Aligns with Electricity Act 2003 provisions and long-term sustainability goals.
- Concall -Vikram Solar
- BESS is at an inflection point where Solar was in 2018
- BESS installed capacity : 200 MWh, CEA projected capacity : 230 GWh by 2032
- Bulk Deal
- Healthcare Global Enterprises Ltd.
- AXIS MUTUAL FUND BUY 9,52,700 @ 695.00
- MORGAN STANLEY ASIA SINGAPORE PTE BUY 8,80,000 shares @ 695.00
- NIPPON INDIA MUTUAL FUND BUY 44,00,000 shares @ 695.00
- PLUTUS WEALTH MANAGEMENT LLP BUY 7,20,000shares @ 695.00
- JUPITER WAGONS | SUBSIDIARY BAGS ₹113 CR RAILWAY ORDER
- • LOA Received: From Ministry of Railways, Railway Board.
- • Subsidiary: Jupiter Tatravagonka Railwheel Factory Pvt Ltd.
- • Order Details: 9,000 LHB axles for FIAT-IR Bogies.
- • Value: ~₹113 Cr.
- • Strengthens railway component portfolio & ensures revenue visibility.
- Impact: Positive – Strong govt. contract adds to order book & credibility.
- @beatthestreet10
- MANGALAM WORLDWIDE | NSE APPROVES MIGRATION TO MAIN BOARD
- • Approval: NSE grants in-principle approval for migration from SME (Emerge) platform to Main Board.
- • Validity: Approval valid for 45 days; final migration subject to listing application & compliance.
- • Benefits: Migration enhances visibility, liquidity & access to wider investor base.
- Impact: Positive – Main Board listing can boost investor participation, trading volumes & valuation prospects.
- RACE ECOCHAIN | BOARD OKAYS DEMERGER OF BIOMASS & RESTORE BAG DIVISIONS
- • Demerger Scheme:
- – Biomass Division → GEOECO Green Energy Ltd
- – Restore Bag Division → Race Gateway Ltd
- • FY25 Turnover:
- – Biomass: ₹1,870.7 L (4.06%)
- – Restore Bag: ₹893.8 L (1.94%)
- – Total Co.: ₹46,029.9 L
- • Rationale: Sharper business focus, growth opportunities, attract investors & partnerships.
- • Share Swap Ratio:
- – 267 shares of GEOECO for every 214 shares of Race Ecochain
- – 206 shares of Gateway for every 200 shares of Race Ecochain
- • Listing: Both resulting cos. to be listed on BSE & NSE.
- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon: I would expect a 25 basis point cut, and I think you could see one or two other cuts - CNBC interview.
- We're going to see a slight change in the policy rate as we move into the fall
- Tariffs Impact Growth, Tough to Quantify
- ADANI ENERGY : CANTOR ON STOCK
- • Recommendation: Overweight
- • Target Price: ₹1,048 (Earlier ₹1,650)
- • Continues to grow across regulated & contracted transmission, increasing revenue from smart-meter annuities, and enhancing distribution efficiency.
- • Revenue expected to better reflect assets commissioned from Q2.
- • Rising demand & renewable energy push accelerating development of grid infra & digital metering.
- ADANI PORTS : MACQUARIE NOTE
- • Recommendation: Overweight
- • Target Price: ₹1,760 (Earlier ₹1,650)
- • Investing for long-term growth; well positioned to capitalise on India’s long-term trade potential.
- • Strategic presence & integration of logistics offerings strengthen competitive advantage.
- • Resilience supported by diversified port & cargo mix.
- • International volumes & logistics ramp-up expected to further drive growth.
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – Target price raised, strong positioning with diversified operations & long-term growth visibility.
- @beatthestreet10
- JEFFERIES INDIA STRATEGY : NOTE BY MAHESH NANDURKAR
- • New bottom-up top ideas include 25 BUYs and 8 UPFs out of a 223-stock coverage.
- • Fresh inclusions to BUYs: Reliance, Coforge, Siemens Energy, Adani Ports, AWL Agri, Sun Pharma, Mankind & GMR Airports.
- • New Underperform ideas: Delhivery & HPCL.
- • Upgrades: Hero Moto & Dixon moved from Underperform to Hold.
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – Broad coverage with strong new BUY additions across sectors; selective downgrades highlight cautious stance on logistics & OMCs.
- OIL MARKETING COS (OMCs) : CITI NOTE
- • Brokerage constructive on HPCL, BPCL & IOCL, favouring them over upstream peers.
- • IOCL – Maintain Buy | Target Price: ₹190
- • BPCL – Maintain Buy | Target Price: ₹440
- • HPCL – Maintain Buy | Target Price: ₹530
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – Continued preference for downstream OMCs with strong Buy calls & supportive target prices.
- TCS : CLSA NOTE
- • Recommendation: Outperform
- • Target Price: ₹4,279
- • No material change in demand outlook despite global macro uncertainty.
- • FY26 international growth expected to outpace overall company growth.
- • Infosys share buyback proposal may invigorate buyback discussions at TCS as well.
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – Growth visibility in international markets & potential buyback catalyst support sentiment.
- NIFTY : CLSA PRICE ACTION NOTE (LAURENCE BALANCO)
- • Outlook remains unchanged as price action oscillates near a pivotal support zone.
- • Key technical level anchored around 24,000 – 24,043, defined by the 200DMA & upper boundary of the Feb–Apr double bottom pattern.
- • As long as price action holds above this critical support, there is a case for an upside target of 26,333.
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – Holding above the 24,000 zone strengthens the bullish setup, with room for further upside.
- CONSUMER SECTOR : MACQUARIE NOTE
- • Brokerage analysed the impact of unrest in Nepal & Indonesia on FMCG companies.
- • Godrej Consumer – 14% of FY25 sales from Indonesia.
- • Dabur – 8% of FY25 sales from Nepal.
- • ITC – 3% of FY25 sales from Nepal.
- • Berger Paints – 2% of FY25 sales from Nepal.
- • Asian Paints / Kansai Nerolac / Hindustan Unilever – ~1% of FY25 sales.
- • Britannia / Nestle – sub-1% of FY25 sales.
- @beatthestreet10
- DR. REDDY’S : CO ACQUIRES STUGERON PORTFOLIO FROM J&J
- • Acquired STUGERON® brand (Stugeron FORTE & PLUS) from Janssen (Johnson & Johnson affiliate).
- • Coverage spans 18 APAC & EMEA markets, with India & Vietnam as focus markets.
- • Deal Value: USD 50.5 million.
- • Strengthens Central Nervous System (CNS) portfolio, marking entry into the anti-vertigo therapeutic space.
- • In India, STUGERON® is #1 in Cinnarizine market & #2 in anti-vertigo market.
- • Operations to be gradually transitioned for smooth integration.
- HAL : CO FLAGS CONCERNS OVER AMCA SELECTION CRITERIA (ET)
- • Competition for India’s next-gen fighter jet (AMCA) is intensifying.
- • HAL raised concerns with ADA, claiming selection criteria unfairly disadvantage them.
- • Issue linked to financial performance terms for manufacturing partner selection.
- • Signals possible tensions in AMCA program execution & partnership structure.
- Impact:
- • ↓ Negative – Potential loss of lead role in AMCA project; market sentiment may turn cautious.
- INDIA STRATEGY : GOLDMAN SACHS NOTE (AMORITA GOEL)
- • GST cuts are a tailwind for India earnings.
- • Earnings could increase by 1% for MSCI India ex-financials.
- • MSCI India will see an effective GST rate cut of around 200 bps.
- • 14% of MSCI India ex-financials revenue is exposed to GST rate cuts.
- • GST cuts could directly support earnings through higher volume growth.
- Impact:
- • ↑ Positive – GST cuts boost earnings potential, improve volume growth outlook & support broader market sentiment.
- IT THEME – UPMOVE LIKELY TO EXTEND
- 1. IT Stocks (↑ Positive)
- • US PPI data surprises with a 0.1% decline in Aug
- • Traders now pricing in 3 Fed rate cuts in 2025 – supportive for IT sector
- 2. Oracle Financial Services (↑ Positive)
- • Parent Oracle surges 36% – best day since 1992, adding $244 bn in value
- • Market cap close to $1 tn
- • Oracle–OpenAI strike $300 bn cloud deal (WSJ)
- • Promoter Larry Ellison now world’s richest man
- 3. Infosys (↑ Positive)
- • Board to consider share buyback today
- • Would be 5th buyback since listing; expected size ₹11k–14k cr
- Kotak Inst on Indus Tower - Double upgrade
- Upgrade to Buy from Sell, TP raised to Rs 400 from Rs 365
- Believe concerns around uncertainty in payout & capital allocations with its African foray are overdone
- Expect a gradual uptrend in tenancy ratio to drive 8/10.5% EBITDA/EPS CAGRS over FY2025-28E
- Indus should resume dividends (90% payout, 7% yield) in FY2026E
- Stock trades at an attractive 6.4X EV/EBITDA & 7.1% FCF yield in FY2027E
- MOSL ON CUMMINS INDIA
- MOSL maintains Buy on Cummins India with a revised target price of 4,500 (vs. ₹4,350 earlier)
- Demand improvement seen across the powergen segment after lower industry volumes in 2HFY25
- Strong growth witnessed in select industrial segments; healthy growth potential expected in distribution segment
- Export business well diversified geographically, with limited exposure to the US
- Powergen revenue estimates retained; segment expected to clock 15% CAGR over FY25-28
- Industrial, distribution, and exports expected to post 18%/19%/17% CAGR respectively over FY25-28
- Revenue/EBITDA/PAT CAGR expected at 16%/16%/17% over FY25-
- EBITDA margin modeled at 19.7%/19.7%/19.8% for FY26/FY27/FY28
- Gross margin estimates at 35% for FY26-28 vs. 36% in FY25
- HSBC On Agro-Inputs
- Sector Regaining Health As Industry Dynamics Turn Favourable
- Outlook From Major Agro Companies Appears Encouraging
- H1FY25 Results From China Players Signal Bottoming Out With Rev Growth & Lower Inventories
- Rising Fertilizer Prices & High Interest Rates Keep HSBC Cautious Despite Sector Recovery
- UPL: Buy Call, Target Price At 775/Sh
- Large Trades Update
- • Bajel Projects – HDFC MF sold 18.93L (1.63%) @ ₹195
- • DCM Nouvelle – Suman K Bang sold 1.05L (0.56%) @ ₹159.6
- NX Block Trades bought 1L (0.53%) @ ₹159.5
- • HCG – Aceso Pte sold 79.4L (5.69%) @ ₹695
- Axis MF bought 9.5L (0.68%), Morgan Stanley 8.8L (0.63%), Nippon MF 44L (3.15%), Plutus Wealth 7.2L (0.51%)
- • Paisalo Digital – Promoter bought 46.04L (0.66%) @ ₹37.5
- • Prataap Snacks – Saravana Sec. sold 1.3L (0.54%) @ ₹998.8
- CITI | OMC SECTOR UPDATE
- OMC Stocks: Conflicting Market Forces
- • Bullish factors: Strong earnings, government support, attractive yields
- • Earnings outlook: Q2 likely much stronger than Q1
- • Concerns: Russian crude imports & fuel price cuts appear overdone
- • Share price: Recent decline provides an attractive entry point
- • Preferred picks: HPCL, BPCL & IOCL over upstream peers
- CLSA | OIL & GAS UPDATE
- • Overall gas demand: Remained weak in July
- • Delhi CNG sales: Up 27% YoY in Aug due to strong CV additions, supporting IGL volumes
- • Mumbai CNG growth: Low single-digit, may weigh on MGL volumes
- • Q2 volumes: Weak demand trends could impact GAIL, Petronet LNG & Gujarat State Petronet
- • LNG prices: Decline could act as a medium-term tailwind for city gas distributors
- MOSL | COAL INDIA UPDATE
- • Recommendation: Buy maintained, revised TP ₹450 (vs ₹480 earlier)
- • Volume outlook: Modest growth expected; long-term thermal power dominance intact
- • Earnings: Likely under pressure in FY26 due to muted power demand & higher captive/merchant mining share (Apr-Jul'25)
- • Global coal prices: Subdued, may cap e-auction prices & demand
- • MOSL revisions: FY26/27E revenue trimmed 2–6%, EBITDA (ex-OBR) trimmed 5–9%
- • Volume CAGR: Projected at 2–4% for FY26/27E
- • Valuation: Stock trading at 4x FY27E EV/EBITDA, in line with 10-year historical average
- ACTION FOR DAY
- Weekly Sensex expiry
- US: CPI, initial jobless claims, federal budget balance
- Eurozone: ECB rate decision
- Infosys board to mull share buyback
- Patanjali Foods to trade ex-bonus in the ratio 2:1
- Blue Jet Healthcare OFS opens for retail investors.
- AGMs-CESC, IEX, Clean Science and Technology, Kaynes Tech, Jyothi Labs
- Lock-in period ends for-JSW Cement (3%)
- OPEC releases its monthly oil market report.