Bajaj Finserv share price ends at ₹1,837 after 1% fall on September 16

Key Takeaways

• Bajaj Finserv declined ₹18.50 or 1% to ₹1,837 and finished only ₹4 above the session low. 
• Each displayed moving average remained above the closing price, with the smallest gap at ₹69.10 against the 200-day DMA. 
• Three-month and six-month returns were positive at 4.96% and 5.70%, while one month and one year remained negative. 

Bajaj Finserv share price ended September 16 at ₹1,837, down ₹18.50 or 1%. The previous close was shown at ₹1,856. The stock opened higher at ₹1,864 and reached ₹1,875 before moving down to ₹1,833. By the close, just ₹4 separated the share from its intraday low. 

The full high-low range measured ₹42. Bajaj Finserv finished ₹38 below the session peak and ₹27 under its opening price. Trading volume reached 629,251 shares. The stock therefore moved from an opening above the previous close to a final price near the lower end of the day's range. 

All three moving averages remained higher than the close. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹1,944.10, leaving a ₹107.10 gap. The 100-day DMA was ₹1,912.20, or ₹75.20 above the closing price. At ₹1,906.10, the 200-day DMA was closest, although it still remained ₹69.10 higher. 

Bajaj Finserv's annual price range extended from ₹1,597 to ₹2,195. At ₹1,837, the share was ₹240 above the 52-week low and ₹358 below the high. The full band measured ₹598. September 16's high of ₹1,875 remained ₹320 below the upper annual endpoint. 

The return readings were mixed rather than moving in one direction. One month stood at -8.53%. Three months was positive at 4.96%, followed by 5.70% over six months. The one-year figure was -11.68%, creating a 17.38-percentage-point difference from the six-month return. 

The September 16 decline left the stock below every displayed DMA and relatively close to the lower portion of its annual band. Its ₹42 intraday range was also much wider than the ₹18.50 headline decline, as the share initially traded above the previous close before moving lower. The positive three-month and six-month return figures remained distinct from both the negative daily move and the negative one-year reading.