Bajaj Auto share price closes at ₹11,593; gains 1.48% on September 16

Key Takeaways

• Bajaj Auto gained ₹169 or 1.48% and closed at ₹11,593, only ₹3 below the session high of ₹11,596. 
• The share ended above its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages, with more than ₹1,300 separating the close from the 200-day DMA. 
• Six-month return reached 30.63%, while the one-year figure stood at 28.45% and one month remained slightly negative. 

Bajaj Auto share price ended September 16 at ₹11,593, up ₹169 or 1.48% from the previous close of ₹11,424. The stock opened almost exactly at that earlier closing level, at ₹11,425. It fell to ₹11,379 before advancing to ₹11,596. The final print was just ₹3 below the day's high. 

That placed the close ₹214 above the intraday low. The full session range was ₹217, while the opening-to-closing gain came to ₹168. Volume totalled 315,338 shares. The share therefore finished at the upper edge of a comparatively broad rupee range after starting near the previous close. 

Bajaj Auto remained above all three displayed moving averages. The 50-day DMA was ₹11,402.70, leaving the close ₹190.30 higher. Its 100-day DMA stood at ₹10,896.20, or ₹696.80 below the final price. At ₹10,291.70, the 200-day DMA was ₹1,301.30 beneath the September 16 close. 

The 52-week range extended from ₹8,492 to ₹12,470. The closing price was ₹3,101 above the annual low and ₹877 below the high. Even the session peak of ₹11,596 remained ₹874 short of the 52-week top. 

The return profile was largely positive beyond the one-month window. One month stood at -0.91%. Three months rose to 16.59%, six months to 30.63% and one year to 28.45%. Only 2.18 percentage points separated the six-month and one-year figures, while both were much higher than the shorter readings. 

September 16 added another positive daily move, and the share closed very near its intraday high. Its position above each moving average was also clear, especially against the 200-day figure. The annual high, however, remained nearly ₹900 above the closing price, leaving a sizeable distance within the broader 52-week band.