Nifty Mid Select Today: Index Falls 0.52% to 14,528.30

Updated: 10 Sept 2026 • 4:22 pm

Posted by:

Nifty Mid Select Today: Index Falls 0.52% to 14,528.30

Quick sector takeaways

Nifty Mid Select ended 76.10 points, or 0.52%, lower at 14,528.30 on 10 September 2026, compared with the previous close of 14,604.40.
The index opened at its session high of 14,593.10 and moved down to 14,479.75 before ending above the day’s low.
Market breadth was tilted lower, with 15 stocks declining, 9 advancing and 1 unchanged among the index’s 25 stocks.
Vodafone Idea, Dixon Technologies and Aurobindo Pharma were the leading drags by percentage, while Persistent Systems, Voltas and Hindustan Petroleum posted the strongest gains. Watch whether the balance between gainers and losers improves next session.

Nifty Mid Select today: end-of-session wrap

Nifty Mid Select today reflected a weaker finish for the index, which settled at 14,528.30, down 0.52% from 14,604.40. The 76.10-point decline placed it among the weaker NSE sector indices in the session. The close was 64.80 points below the opening level of 14,593.10, indicating that the index remained under pressure through the day.

The index did not move into positive territory during the session, as its opening value also marked the day’s high. Even so, the finish was 48.55 points above the intraday low of 14,479.75. This shows that the index recovered some ground from its lowest level before the close, while still ending below the previous session’s finish.

Price snapshot

Nifty Mid Select began at 14,593.10, which was also its intraday high. It subsequently slipped to a low of 14,479.75 and closed at 14,528.30. Against the previous close of 14,604.40, the index lost 76.10 points. Its intraday range was 113.35 points, capturing a session in which the upper end was set at the open and the final level stayed closer to the day’s low than its high.

For readers tracking nifty mid select today, the key numerical reference is the 14,528.30 close. The index ended 48.55 points above its low and 64.80 points below its high, providing a concise view of where the session concluded within the day’s range.

Sector ranking

Nifty Mid Select was the second top losing sector index on the session, with its 0.52% decline exceeded only by Nifty Metal’s 0.65% fall. The full ranking of the tracked NSE sector indices, from the strongest gain to the steepest fall, was: Nifty Financial Services (+0.57%), Nifty Bank (+0.31%), Nifty IT (-0.08%), Nifty FMCG (-0.27%), Nifty Auto (-0.41%), Nifty Pharma (-0.51%), Nifty Mid Select (-0.52%) and Nifty Metal (-0.65%).

This comparison places the index just behind Nifty Pharma on the downside by a narrow margin of 0.01 percentage point, while Nifty Metal registered the deepest percentage loss. Financial Services and Bank were the only indices in this comparison to close higher.

Constituent breadth

The broader participation within Nifty Mid Select was negative: 15 stocks ended lower, while 9 advanced and 1 remained unchanged. That produced an advance-decline ratio of 0.60, meaning there were three advancing stocks for every five declining stocks. The breadth reading aligned with the index’s lower close, although the presence of nine gainers showed that the weakness was not uniform across the basket.

Persistent Systems, Voltas, Hindustan Petroleum, Oracle Financial Services Software and Godrej Properties were among the positive contributors by percentage movement. On the other side, Vodafone Idea, Dixon Technologies, Aurobindo Pharma, Marico and Bharat Forge led the declines. The mix highlights a session with stock-specific pockets of strength amid a wider downward tilt.

Heavyweights versus broader participation

Among the larger names, Max Healthcare Institute rose 0.11% to ₹1,038.60 and Polycab India added 0.05% to ₹8,358. HDFC Asset Management Company slipped 0.25% to ₹2,433.80, while Indus Towers fell 0.45% to ₹372. Dixon Technologies was notably weaker, declining 2.49% to ₹13,500.

The same group featured prominently in the session’s closely followed names, alongside Max Healthcare, HDFC Asset Management Company, Polycab, Dixon Technologies and Indus Towers. Their mixed performance contrasted with the negative overall breadth, with Dixon’s larger percentage decline standing out against relatively modest gains in Max Healthcare and Polycab.

Key Nifty Mid Select stocks

Stock	Move	Why it matters
Vodafone Idea	-3.99% to ₹14.90	It was the steepest percentage decliner in the index.
Dixon Technologies	-2.49% to ₹13,500	It was the second-largest percentage loser and a key larger-name decline.
Aurobindo Pharma	-1.80% to ₹1,668.40	It ranked among the session’s leading negative movers.
Persistent Systems	+1.67% to ₹5,509.50	It was the strongest percentage gainer.
Voltas	+1.29% to ₹1,158.50	It provided one of the clearest positive moves within the index.

Biggest positive movers

Persistent Systems led the gainers, rising ₹90.50, or 1.67%, to ₹5,509.50 after trading between ₹5,370.50 and ₹5,560. Voltas gained ₹14.70, or 1.29%, to ₹1,158.50 and ended close to its day high of ₹1,158.90. Hindustan Petroleum advanced 1.07% to ₹352.65, while Oracle Financial Services Software gained 0.82% to ₹11,725 and Godrej Properties rose 0.80% to ₹1,872.

These gains supplied constructive counterpoints to the index-level fall. Persistent Systems had the largest percentage advance, and Voltas finished only ₹0.40 below its intraday high, an observation that underlined its relatively firm closing position.

Biggest negative movers

Vodafone Idea fell ₹0.62, or 3.99%, to ₹14.90 after opening at ₹15.70 and touching a low of ₹14.82. Dixon Technologies declined ₹345, or 2.49%, to ₹13,500, after reaching a day low of ₹13,355. Aurobindo Pharma lost 1.80% to ₹1,668.40, Marico fell 1.34% to ₹803 and Bharat Forge declined 1.25% to ₹1,954.90.

Vodafone Idea and Dixon Technologies were the two most pronounced negative percentage moves in the index. The latter was also among the larger names tracked within the basket, making its decline a significant feature of the closing picture.

Stocks to watch next session

Vodafone Idea, after its 3.99% fall to ₹14.90 and close near the day’s low of ₹14.82.
Dixon Technologies, which ended 2.49% lower at ₹13,500 after a broad intraday range.
Persistent Systems, the leading gainer at 1.67%, closing at ₹5,509.50.
Voltas, which gained 1.29% and ended close to its intraday high.
Hindustan Petroleum, up 1.07% to ₹352.65.
Godrej Properties, which rose 0.80% to ₹1,872.

The constructive case

The positive case rests on the index finishing above its intraday low and on nine stocks ending higher. Persistent Systems, Voltas and Hindustan Petroleum each gained more than 1%, while Oracle Financial Services Software and Godrej Properties also closed in positive territory. Max Healthcare and Polycab added modestly, showing that gains were present across several names despite the negative index close.

The 48.55-point distance between the closing level and the day’s low also showed a partial recovery into the finish. A stronger advance-decline balance in the next session would add to this constructive evidence.

The cautious case

The cautious case is defined by the 0.52% index decline, the close below both the previous close and opening level, and breadth of 15 decliners against 9 advancers. The index made its high at the open, then traded lower for the rest of the session before settling at 14,528.30.

Sharp declines in Vodafone Idea and Dixon Technologies, alongside losses in Aurobindo Pharma, Marico and Bharat Forge, kept the downside visible. Nifty Mid Select also ranked as the second-largest percentage loser among the tracked indices, behind only Nifty Metal.

Univest Insights

The closing setup for nifty mid select today was negative at the index level but not one-dimensional at the stock level. The 0.52% fall came with 15 declining stocks, yet nine stocks advanced and several gainers rose by more than 1%.

Price action remained subdued because the opening level of 14,593.10 was also the session high. Still, the move from 14,479.75 to the 14,528.30 close indicates a recovery from the lowest point of the day, even though it did not alter the negative finish.

The contrast between Dixon Technologies’ 2.49% decline and Persistent Systems’ 1.67% gain illustrates the divergent stock moves inside the index. Tracking this split alongside the advance-decline count can offer a more complete view than the headline index change alone.

For a broader daily market context, visit Univest Market View. In the next session, watch whether Nifty Mid Select holds above 14,479.75 and whether advancers improve from 9 against 15 decliners.

Published on 10 September 2026 at 4:20 PM IST

Frequently asked questions

What was Nifty Mid Select today?

Nifty Mid Select closed at 14,528.30 on 10 September 2026, down 76.10 points or 0.52% from 14,604.40.

What were the day high and low for Nifty Mid Select?

The index recorded a day high of 14,593.10 and a day low of 14,479.75.

Why was Nifty Mid Select the second top losing sector index?

Its 0.52% decline was the second-steepest among the tracked indices, behind Nifty Metal’s 0.65% fall.

How was Nifty Mid Select breadth at the close?

There were 9 advancing stocks, 15 declining stocks and 1 unchanged stock.

Which stocks were the top gainers in Nifty Mid Select?

Persistent Systems gained 1.67%, Voltas rose 1.29% and Hindustan Petroleum advanced 1.07%.

Which stocks were the top losers in Nifty Mid Select?

Vodafone Idea fell 3.99%, Dixon Technologies declined 2.49% and Aurobindo Pharma lost 1.80%.

Disclaimer

Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing. This sector-index update is for informational and educational purposes only and is not personalized investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security.