Check out Nifty's performance in the past ten Septembers


Nifty is likely to open on a flat-to-positive note during the first trading session of September 2017 on the back of positive global cues.

If one checks Nifty’s performance for the month of September for the past 10 years, then it is seen that the 50-stocks index has given its worst performance in 2008 losing 427 points or 9.8% and best performance in 2007 gaining 547 points or 12.2%.

It would be interesting to watch out the movement of the major benchmark index of NSE during this month. GDP data was released on Thursday after market hours. GDP for the April-June quarter fell to a three-year low of 5.7%. The economy had expanded at 6.1% in the previous quarter i.e., March and at a 7.9% in the April-June quarter last year.

Nifty reclaimed 9,900 mark during Thursday’s trading session which was predominantly range bound throughout the day. Sensex gained 84 points to end at 31,730 level on the expiry day of August series.

Nifty has lost 102 points while Sensex has lost 652 points in the August derivative series while Bank Nifty index has lost 604 points in the same period.
 
1st trading session last trading session Points Change % Change
September-2016 8774.65 8611.15 -164 -1.9%
September-2015 7785.85 7948.9 163 2.1%
September-2014 8027.7 7964.8 -63 -0.8%
September-2013 5550.75 5735.3 185 3.3%
September-2012 5253.75 5703.3 450 8.6%
September-2011 5040 4943.25 -97 -1.9%
September-2010 5471.85 6029.95 558 10.2%
September-2009 4625.35 5083.95 459 9.9%
September-2008 4348.65 3921.2 -427 -9.8%
September-2007 4474.75 5021.35 547 12.2%
September-2006 3435.45 3588.4 153 4.5%


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