Stock market today: The Indian stock market has started with a decline on the third trading day of the week amidst tremendous selling and profit booking on Dalal Street. The 30 -digit Sensex on BSE at around 9.30 am is trading at 81,792.86 on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, 309 points on Wednesday, September 24, 2025. While the Nifty-50 on NSE is also opened below 25,100 by dropping 100 points. However, SBI shares are seeing a jump of 1 percent.
SBI and Trent shares jumped
Today, the stocks in which the sluggishness is seen on Nifty-50 is Hero Motorcorp, Tata Motors, Tech Mahindra, Wipro and Bajaj Auto. ICICI Bank and Airtel have shares among the top loses. However, on the other hand, the shares of SBI, Trent, Asian Paints, Maruti and ONGC are in top gainers.
Dr. VK Vijaykumar, the Chief Investment Strategist of Jiojit Investments, says that recently, the statement made on the challenges of the US Fed Chief and the challenges of the Monetary Policy is being seen in the market.
Why the market under pressure?
According to Vinod Nair, Research Chief of Jiojit Investments Limited, trading in the domestic stock market on Tuesday a day earlier remained in a limited range and finally it stopped almost stable. This shows that investors stay away from the market. The widespread perception was cautious and the shares of small and medium companies lagged behind the standard indices.
He said that after the GST cuts, there was a rally in vehicles, metal and financial shares, while the FMCG (companies making daily use) and realty shares were under pressure on profit -booking.
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