Share Market 4 September 2026: Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty

Almanac 8 Views Prime Assure News Published: 05 Sep 2026 Updated: 05 Sep 2026

Share Market 4 September 2026: Nifty, Sensex and Bank Nifty Close

New Delhi, September 4, 2026: Indian equity markets ended Friday on a positive note, breaking a four-session losing streak. The recovery was supported by buying in insurance, metals, oil & gas and selected banking stocks. However, gains remained limited amid elevated crude prices and geopolitical concerns.

Nifty 50 Today

The Nifty 50 closed at 23,897.70, gaining 24.25 points or 0.10%. The index opened at 23,910.90 and touched an intraday high of 24,005.75 before ending just below the 23,900 mark.

Sensex Today

The BSE Sensex closed at 76,515.43, rising 362.57 points or 0.48%. During the session, the index touched an intraday high of 76,883.14.

Bank Nifty Today

Bank Nifty remained almost flat during Friday's session. The index closed at 57,369.65, down 10.95 points or 0.02% from the previous close. It recorded an intraday high of 57,677.15 and a low of 57,324.55.

Top 10 Gaining Stocks on September 4

Rank	Stock	Closing Price	Change
1	SBI Life Insurance	₹1,775.00	+3.50%
2	Tata Steel	₹188.79	+2.49%
3	HDFC Life Insurance	₹546.40	+2.42%
4	Reliance Industries	₹1,322.00	+1.50%
5	Trent	₹2,853.00	+1.33%
6	JSW Steel	₹1,325.00	+1.30%
7	Adani Enterprises	₹2,938.00	+1.28%
8	UltraTech Cement	₹11,408.00	~+1.18%
9	Bajaj Finance	₹1,060.50	+1.10%
10	Jio Financial Services	₹239.50	~+0.86%

SBI Life Insurance was the strongest gainer among the Nifty 50 stocks, while Tata Steel and HDFC Life also delivered gains above 2%.

Top 10 Losing Stocks on September 4

Rank	Stock	Closing Price	Change
1	HCL Technologies	₹1,293.40	-1.94%
2	Bharti Airtel	₹1,840.00	-1.55%
3	Maruti Suzuki	₹12,694.00	~-1.28%
4	Bajaj Finserv	₹1,970.00	~-1.11%
5	Coal India	₹415.35	~-1.12%
6	Max Healthcare	₹984.80	~-1.02%
7	Tata Consumer Products	₹1,010.00	~-0.90%
8	Sun Pharma	₹1,899.00	~-0.89%
9	Bharat Electronics	₹405.35	~-0.80%
10	Eicher Motors	₹7,630.50	~-0.77%

HCL Technologies was the biggest Nifty 50 laggard, falling 1.94%, followed by Bharti Airtel and Maruti Suzuki.

Why Did the Market Rise?

Friday's recovery came after four consecutive losing sessions. Easing concerns over an imminent US Federal Reserve rate hike and supportive global cues helped improve sentiment. At the same time, higher crude prices and continuing geopolitical tensions remained key risks for Indian equities.

Market Outlook

The September 4 session was more of a relief rally than a decisive trend reversal. Nifty ended close to the 24,000 level, while Bank Nifty remained almost flat. Investors are likely to continue watching crude oil prices, global bond yields, US monetary-policy expectations and foreign institutional flows.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Investors should conduct their own research or consult a SEBI-registered financial adviser before making investment decisions.