The BSE Sensex hit an intra-day high of 81,171.38 before cooling to 80,787.30, a modest gain of 76.54 points (0.09%).
The NSE Nifty50 swung between 24,885.50 and 24,751.55, finally settling at 24,773.15, up 32.15 points (0.13%).
The broader markets managed to hold up, with Nifty Midcap 100 gaining 0.50% and Nifty Smallcap 100 adding 0.16%.
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Impact on the stock market
Sector-wise performance
Autos outperformed: The Nifty Auto index surged 3%, driven by Bharat Forge, Ashok Leyland, Motherson Sumi, and Tata Motors. The momentum reflects optimism in the sector, supported by festive demand expectations and improving margins.
IT lagged behind: The Nifty IT index fell 0.94%, dragged by Persistent Systems, LTIMindtree, and Tech Mahindra. Weak global demand and cautious client spending continue to pressure IT companies.
| Sector/Index | Performance |
| IT & BPM sector | -0.94% |
| Healthcare sector | -0.40% |
| Oil & Gas sector | 0.24% |
| Real estate sector | 0.46% |
| PSU Bank in India | 0.49% |
Top gainers today
| Company | Share Price (in ₹) | Change % |
| M&M | 3,697.50 | 3.82 |
| Tata Motors | 717.00 | 3.66 |
| Eicher Motors | 6,791.00 | 3.20 |
| JSW Steel | 1,107.20 | 3.18 |
| Bajaj Auto | 9,370.00 | 3.14 |
Top losers today
| Company | Share Price (in ₹) | Change % |
| Trent | 5,376.00 | -2.76 |
| Asian Paints | 2,540.20 | -1.54 |
| SBI Life Insura | 1,779.70 | -1.42 |
| Tech Mahindra | 1,463.00 | -1.01 |
| TCS | 3,022.50 | -0.85 |
Market aftermath: Impact on stocks
SpiceJet crashes on quarterly loss
SpiceJet shares tumbled over 5% intraday after the airline reported a net loss of ₹233.85 crore in Q1 FY26, compared to a profit of ₹158.3 crore in the same quarter last year.
Revenue from operations fell sharply by 34% year-on-year to ₹1,120.2 crore from ₹1,708.2 crore. The airline blamed grounded aircraft costs and geopolitical tensions for the weak performance.
Brokerage Elara Capital cut its target price by 37% to ₹39 per share, even as it maintained an “Accumulate” rating. Shares later recovered some ground, closing about 2% lower at ₹33.62 after SpiceJet announced it had fully settled a $24 million payment to Credit Suisse.
Still, the stock has been in a free fall — down 8% in the last 5 days, 33% in the last 6 months, and 41% in the past year.
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Shrimp and textile stocks jump despite tariff worries
Export-oriented names like Avanti Feeds, Gokaldas Exports, Pearl Global, and KPR Mill saw gains of 2–5%. The rally came in the backdrop of US President Donald Trump slapping a massive 50% tariff on Indian imports, causing volatility in recent sessions.
- Pearl Global surged over 5% to ₹1,268.
- Gokaldas Exports jumped nearly 4%.
- Avanti Feeds added 2%, while Coastal Corp and Waterbase also moved higher.
Relief came from two fronts — Trump softening his rhetoric towards India, calling ties with PM Modi “a special relationship,” and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman promising a support package for exporters.
Exporters are also lobbying the RBI to temporarily allow a weaker rupee conversion to cushion tariff-led losses.
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TBO Tek surges on Jefferies upgrade
TBO Tek shares spiked nearly 9% to an intra-day high of ₹1,687, their strongest level since January. Global brokerage Jefferies raised its target price to ₹1,800 (from ₹1,625), maintaining a “Buy” rating.
The confidence comes after TBO Tek’s $125 million acquisition of Classic Vacations in the US, strengthening its foothold in the premium outbound travel market.
According to Jefferies, the deal could boost TBO’s earnings per share by 2–6% through FY27–28. Shares cooled off slightly but still closed 4.8% higher at ₹1,615.
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Crude oil stays firm
Crude oil futures edged higher on Monday after OPEC+ decided to slow the pace of production increases.
- Brent (Nov futures): $66.29, up 1.21%
- WTI (Oct futures): $62.60, up 1.18%
- MCX (Sep futures): ₹5,521, up 1.36%
The production adjustment of 137,000 barrels per day (effective October 2025) is smaller compared to earlier hikes, signalling OPEC+’s cautious approach.
Geopolitical risks, including potential new US sanctions on Russia, also helped support oil prices. Natural gas on MCX was up 2.19% at ₹274.80, while commodities like cottonseed oilcake inched higher and dhania futures slipped 2.46%.
Conclusion
The Indian share market news for 8th September 2025 paints a mixed picture — indices ended flat, but sectoral action kept traders busy. Autos continued to accelerate, IT lagged, SpiceJet disappointed, while exporters and travel stocks found triggers to rally.
Meanwhile, crude oil’s firm tone could keep global markets on edge. For retail investors, today was a reminder that while indices look calm, the real action often lies beneath in sectoral and stock-specific stories.
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