On 17 September, the Sensex climbed over 310 points, while Nifty ended above the 25,330 mark.

Gains were driven by banking, IT, and auto stocks, though FMCG shares lagged behind.

Broader indices also gained, showing strong market breadth with more advancers than decliners.

Technical analysts say Nifty has resistance near 25,500 and support at 25,100 levels.

If global cues remain supportive, Nifty could see a further 1,000-point rally.

Investor sentiment was boosted by optimism around U.S.-India trade talks.

The upcoming U.S. Fed decision on rates remains the biggest near-term trigger.

Crude oil movement and the rupee’s performance are also being closely tracked.

Export-oriented sectors like IT and pharma may see more buying interest.

Despite global uncertainties, Indian equities maintain a broadly bullish outlook.