Top Gainers and Losers on Sep 8, 2025: Tata Motors, Among Top Gainers; Trent, Asian Paint Drag

India’s benchmark indices edged up on September 8, 2025, as investors reacted positively to policy reforms and macroeconomic cues. The BSE Sensex closed at 80,787.30, and the NSE Nifty 50 ended at 24,773.15. Gains were led by auto and metal stocks, which offset some weakness in select consumer and pharmaceutical shares.

All sectoral indices opened mixed, with autos and metals leading the gains. Market sentiment was boosted by optimism surrounding GST tax reductions and expectations of global rate cuts, keeping investors hopeful for near-term growth.

Top Gainers of the Day

1. Tata Motors

Tata Motors rose 4.25% to ₹721.10. Volume stood at 2.05 crore shares with a turnover of ₹1,46,601.80 lakh.

2. Bajaj Auto

Bajaj Auto gained 4.08% to ₹9,455.00. The stock witnessed heavy trading with 7.13 lakh shares exchanged, amounting to ₹66,778.32 lakh in turnover.

3. Mahindra & Mahindra

M&M advanced 4.01% to ₹3,704.20. It saw a volume of 46.24 lakh shares and generated a turnover of ₹1,69,851.65 lakh.

4. Eicher Motors

Eicher Motors gained 3.31% to end at ₹6,798.00, trading over 9.68 lakh shares with turnover crossing ₹65,212.39 lakh.

5. JSW Steel

JSW Steel added 2.79% to ₹1,103.00. The stock saw trades worth ₹35,476.60 lakh on volumes of 32.19 lakh shares.

Top Losers of the Day

1. Trent

Trent fell 3.99% to ₹5,308.00 amid profit-taking and weak sentiment. The stock traded 8.76 lakh shares, with turnover at ₹47,446.32 lakh.

2. Asian Paints

Asian Paints dropped 1.74% to ₹2,535.00. Total shares traded were 7.43 lakh, generating ₹18,947.23 lakh in turnover.

3. Coal India

Coal India declined 1.35% to ₹387.35 on volumes of 46.07 lakh shares and a turnover of ₹17,987.65 lakh.

4. Dr Reddy’s Labs

Dr Reddy’s fell 1.35% to ₹1,251.00 with 9.69 lakh shares traded for ₹12,202.38 lakh in turnover.

5. Nestle India

Nestle India slipped 1.28% to ₹1,193.00, trading 11.13 lakh shares with turnover of ₹13,300.04 lakh.

Conclusion

Indian equity markets edged higher on September 8, 2025, driven by optimism in auto and metal stocks and positive macroeconomic cues. Investors remain cautious, monitoring developments in global monetary policy and domestic reforms that may influence market momentum in the coming sessions.

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