Bajaj Auto share price settles at ₹11,414 after 0.75% decline on September 18

Key Takeaways

• Bajaj Auto ended at ₹11,414 after a 0.75% decline, finishing only ₹8 above the session low of ₹11,406. 
• The closing price was almost identical to the 50-day DMA of ₹11,413.70 but remained ₹1,097.50 above the 200-day DMA. 
• Six-month and one-year returns were 25.29% and 25.65%, differing by only 0.36 percentage points. 

Bajaj Auto share price settled at ₹11,414 on September 18, down ₹86 or 0.75% from the previous close of ₹11,500. It opened at ₹11,501, moved to a high of ₹11,540 and a low of ₹11,406. The close finished only ₹8 above the day’s low, while the full intraday range was ₹134. From open to close, the stock declined ₹87. 

One number was particularly close to the final price: the 50-day DMA was ₹11,413.70. Bajaj Auto therefore ended only ₹0.30 above that moving average. The 100-day DMA was lower at ₹10,921.70, leaving the close ₹492.30 higher, and the 200-day DMA was ₹10,316.50, a difference of ₹1,097.50 from the closing price. 

The return profile was stronger over the longer displayed periods than over one month. The one-month return was -2.13%. Three months showed 13.66%, while six months and one year were 25.29% and 25.65% respectively. Those final two readings were separated by just 0.36 percentage points, despite covering materially different measurement periods. 

Trading volume reached 309,019 shares. Market capitalisation was ₹3,19,019 crore. The 52-week range extended from ₹8,492 to ₹12,470. At the September 18 close, Bajaj Auto was ₹1,056 below the annual high and ₹2,922 above the annual low. The closing price therefore remained in the upper half of that displayed 52-week span. 

The stock had opened ₹1 above the previous close before ending lower for the day. Its final price was near the low, yet almost exactly aligned with the 50-day DMA. That combination is the most distinctive part of the session’s numerical record: a modest 0.75% daily decline, a ₹134 high-low range, and a closing value separated from the 50-day average by only thirty paise. 

The annual high-low span was ₹3,978, compared with the day’s ₹134 range. September 18 therefore represented only a small slice of the stock’s 52-week price spread. The close was also ₹1,056 below the annual high, a smaller distance than the ₹2,922 separating it from the annual low. Despite the day’s decline, the closing level remained more than ₹1,000 above the 200-day DMA. Those facts describe different measurement horizons and should not be read as a directional signal. 

Volume reached 309,019 shares and market capitalisation stood at ₹3,19,019 crore. The one-month return was -2.13%, while three months showed 13.66%. Six months and one year were almost identical at 25.29% and 25.65%, a difference of only 0.36 percentage points.