Today's BSE Sensex Price
The BSE Sensex, a major barometer of the Bombay Stock Exchange, closed at Rs. 82,427.30 on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. The index opened at Rs. 81,852.11 and reached an intraday high of Rs. 82,443.48, marking a significant rally throughout the trading session. This positive movement indicates strong investor sentiment for the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex today.
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The todays Sensex price chart reflects a robust performance, as the index resumed its upward trend after a brief period of consolidation. This surge was in line with broader market gains and positive global sentiment.
BSE Sensex Historical Returns
Here are the historical returns for the BSE Sensex as of September 16, 2025:
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1 Week: +1.46%
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1 Month: +1.60%
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3 Months: -0.75%
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6 Months: +10.52%
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1 Year: -1.11%
The BSE Sensex historical returns show a mixed performance over different timeframes. The index has delivered strong returns over the past six months, indicating a healthy rally in the medium term. However, the three-month and one-year returns are slightly negative, highlighting periods of volatility and consolidation. This pattern suggests that while short-term market movements can be unpredictable, the longer-term performance of the Indian stock market index has been robust, driven by underlying economic fundamentals.
BSE Sensex News and Updates
Several key factors contributed to the movement of the BSE Sensex on September 16, 2025:
- Positive Global Market Cues: The Indian market benefited from a positive lead from US and Asian markets. Global equities rose in anticipation of the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting, where a potential interest rate cut is expected. This optimism about a more accommodative monetary policy has boosted risk appetite globally.
- Progress in India-US Trade Talks: News of resumed bilateral trade discussions between India and the US instilled optimism among investors. Any progress on trade agreements is seen as a positive development for Indian businesses and the broader economy, thereby positively impacting the BSE Sensex.
- Institutional Investor Activity: Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were strong net buyers, providing crucial support to the market. While Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net sellers on Monday, the strong buying from DIIs helped to absorb the selling pressure and maintain market stability. This balance of foreign and domestic flows is a key factor affecting the Sensex's daily performance.