What Does Gift Nifty Trade Indicate for Market Opening on Sept 10, 2025?

The Gift Nifty, often considered a pre-market indicator for Indian equities, is signaling a strong start for the domestic markets on Wednesday, September 10, 2025. As of 08:30 AM IST, the index was trading at 25,018.5, up 55 points or 0.22%. This suggests Indian benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, may continue their upward momentum from Tuesday, supported by strong global cues. 

Recap of Domestic Market Performance

On Tuesday, Indian equity benchmarks ended on a high note, driven primarily by gains in IT stocks. The Sensex rose 314.02 points (or 0.39%) to close at 81,101.32, while the Nifty 50 climbed 95.45 points (or 0.39%) to end at 24,868.60. Investor sentiment remained positive amid hopes of continued domestic growth and improved global conditions.

Strong Global Cues Boost Sentiment

Global markets offered encouraging signals, with most major indices closing in the green. The standout performer was Japan’s Nikkei 225, which surpassed the 44,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday. The rally in Japanese equities was driven by a surge in semiconductor and technology shares, with companies like Advantest and Sony recording notable gains

This strong performance in Asia is expected to provide positive momentum to other markets, including India.

International Indices Snapshot

Note: The information provided is as of 8:30 AM IST.

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Conclusion

With Gift Nifty trading higher and global indices (especially the Nikkei 225) posting strong gains, Indian markets are set for a positive opening on September 10, 2025. However, investors may remain cautious due to ongoing geopolitical developments. While short-term sentiment appears optimistic, market participants should consider other market cues before taking decisive positions.

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