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In September 2025, the Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty snapped their two-month losing streaks, gaining 0.75% (184 points) and 1.83% (980 points) respectively, with Bank Nifty clearly outperforming. The month was a roller coaster, Nifty rallied nearly 1,000 points in the first half to hit a high of 25,448 on September 18, before slipping into an eight-session losing streak that erased most of those gains.
A key highlight was the sweeping GST rate cuts announced on September 22, simplifying slabs mainly to 5% and 18%. However, US tariffs of 50% on Indian imports continued to dampen sentiment. Despite this, GST collections rose 9% year-on-year to ₹1.89 lakh crore, reflecting steady economic activity. FIIs remained net sellers for the third straight month, offloading ₹35,301 crore in the cash segment. Sector-wise, PSU Banks, Metals, and Auto led the gains, while IT, Media, and Consumer Durables declined over 3% each.
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