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Sensex and Nifty opened slightly lower on September 11, 2025. Select stocks saw gains, while global markets gave mixed signals. Investors await stronger cues for sustained market momentum.
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New Delhi: Today, i.e., Thursday, 11 September 2025, the Indian stock market started with slight fluctuations. The BSE Sensex started the day with a fall of 41 points and opened at the level of 81,383.85. At the same time, NSE Nifty also started with a fall of 16.65 points at the level of 24,956.45.
However, a slight rise was also seen in the market, and in the initial minutes, the Sensex had climbed up to 117 points.
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Highest gainers:
Good buying was seen in the shares of these companies.
Highest losers:
There was selling pressure from investors in these.
In the sectoral index of Nifty, the shares of the media and pharma sectors showed the most strength today. Out of 30 shares of Sensex, 16 shares were in the green mark, while 14 shares were in the red mark.
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The signals received from the Asian markets had a mixed impact on the Indian market.
This shows that the global signals were mixed.
The Indian rupee opened today at 88.12 per dollar, which is almost stable compared to yesterday. On Wednesday, the rupee opened at 88.13 and closed at 88.10. No significant change was seen in this.
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On September 10, the market had a strong opening and closing:
Sensex: 334 points up in the morning, closed with a gain of 323 points in the evening
Nifty: 106 points up in the morning, closed with a gain of 104 points in the evening
Today's market opened with slight fluctuations and is still showing a mixed trend. Signals from global markets and the activities of domestic investors are the main reasons for this volatility. Although good buying was seen in some selected stocks, the market still needs more positive signals for permanent strength.
