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Stock Market News: Amid pressure in the stock market, the 30 -share Sensex of BSE is trading with a gain of 100 points, after the initial decline of the 30 -share Sensex on Thursday, 25 September 2025 at around 9.30 am. At the same time, NSE’s Nifty-50 also opened around 25,100. However, pressure was seen in the auto sector and Tata Motors shares recorded a decline of nearly 2 percent.
Why is the market flat?
Today, the shares that are being seen in the boom are HDFC Bank – 1.5%, SBI – 1.2%, Infosys – 0.9% and Asian Paints – 0.8%. Whereas, the top lousers include Tata Motors – 2.0%, Hero MotoCorp – 1.4%, Wipro – 1.1% and Bajaj Auto – 0.9%.
The pressure on the Indian stock market is clearly visible. There is a situation of uncertainty globally due to increased fees of American high tariff and H1B visa. Apart from this, the frequent selling and profits of foreign investors has also weakened the sentiments of investors in the market.
What do exports say?
Dr. V.K. Vijaykumar says that the Indian stock market is constantly seeing the selling of foreign institutional investors (FII) in the Indian stock market. He said that both the Indian economy and corporate sector will get strengthened by the recent economic reforms. In such a situation, it is expected that foreign investors will also return in the coming time. However, it is difficult to estimate when it will happen.
Jiojit Investments Ltd. Research head Vinod Nair says that after GST reforms, profits have been observed in domestic markets. Investors are re -determining the evaluation and the income expectations of the second quarter. The performance of IT shares was weak due to H-1B fee hike, while investors are taking alert stance due to US trade statements and weak global signals among the ongoing trade negotiations.
On the other hand, according to Gaurav Garg, analyst of Lemon Markets Desk, the domestic stock market closed down on Wednesday. New concerns over weak global signals, withdrawal of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and change in US visa policy put pressure on the perception. The weak trend in the rupee and the rise in crude oil prices further increased the atmosphere of vigilance.
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