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Indian Market Closing Update on last session
- Sensex closed at 84,562, up around 84 points, showing mild
positivity.
- Nifty ended at 25,910, gaining about 31 points, supported by late
recovery.
- The market traded range-bound for most of the session before a
sharp late-day rebound.
- Midcap index slipped slightly, while the Smallcap index saw minor
gains, indicating mixed broader-market sentiment.
- Banking, PSU and pharma stocks outperformed, providing key support
to the indices.
- IT and heavyweight stocks remained weak, limiting the market’s
overall upside.
- Sentiment improved due to favourable cues from the Bihar election outcome,
boosting confidence.
- Weak global markets (US & Asia) created headwinds, keeping
gains restricted.
- Analysts note that Indian markets outperformed most Asian peers
despite global weakness.
- Market outlook remains cautious but stable; stock-specific action
is expected to continue.
Market Overview & Trend (Nifty 50 &
Bank Nifty)
NIFTY 50: The
index continues to trade above its 200-day moving average, confirming a strong
long-term bullish trend. After a recent pullback, prices are holding firmly
above the key moving averages, indicating stable support at lower levels.
Short-term averages are converging, suggesting a brief consolidation phase
before a decisive move. The 25,600–25,700 zone is acting as an important demand
area where buyers are consistently stepping in. Sustaining above the 25,900
level may restore upward momentum, while a breakdown below 25,700 could lead to
a deeper correction.
NIFTY-50 CHART
BANK NIFTY : The chart reflects a clear bullish trend, with short and medium-term
moving averages positioned above the long-term averages and price holding
firmly above the 200-period MA and VWAP. Buyers consistently step in on
pullbacks, creating higher lows and reinforcing momentum. While some resistance
near recent highs has caused brief consolidation, the overall structure remains
positive. Short-term volatility is present, but renewed buying on retracements
highlights underlying strength. The uptrend remains intact, though minor
pullbacks and profit-booking phases may continue.
BANK NIFTY CHART
Sector-wise Trend Outlook
- IT Sector : Trend Outlook: Exports and digital services are expected to grow, driven by cloud, AI, and analytics demand. Selective IT firms leveraging AI and cloud could outperform despite global demand uncertainties.
- Auto Sector : Trend Outlook: Trend Outlook: Near-term demand supported by GST cuts and festive/rural consumption; long-term growth driven by EV adoption and government incentives. Margins remain sensitive to discounts and supply chain challenges.
- Banking Sector : Trend Outlook: Credit growth and improving asset quality support strong profitability, with digital transformation enhancing efficiency. Well-capitalized banks with strong retail/SME franchises are likely to outperform.
TOP5 VOLUME SHOKERS IN NIFTY
|
SCRIPT NAME |
LTP |
5
DAYS AVERAGE VOL. |
CURRENT VOL. |
VOL +/- |
|
ITC |
408.15 |
8334270.50 |
64020256 |
55685984.00 |
|
TMPV |
391.20 |
9814116.00 |
21834856 |
12020740.00 |
|
ADANIENT |
2516.80 |
2563724.25 |
4496233 |
1932508.75 |
|
BHARTIARTL |
2100.70 |
21368918.00 |
6312655 |
-15056263.00 |
|
TRENT |
4391.20 |
2203662.75 |
808967 |
-1394695.75 |
BASED
ON OPEN INTEREST - LONG BUILD UP & SHORT BUILD UP
LONG
BUILD UP
|
SCRIPT NAME |
LTP |
SPOT |
CHNG IN PRICE |
CHNG OI (%) |
CURRENT VOL. |
|
IDEA 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
11.00 |
10.95 |
0.50 |
168.17 |
5758812225 |
|
YESBANK 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
22.56 |
22.53 |
0.05 |
0.04 |
968796100 |
|
IDFCFIRSTB 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
80.70 |
80.54 |
0.56 |
1.74 |
335625150 |
|
ETERNAL 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
304.45 |
304.00 |
5.35 |
1.10 |
289295225 |
|
SUZLON 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
57.90 |
57.74 |
0.24 |
0.37 |
257208000 |
SHORT
BUILD UP RT BUILD UP
|
SCRIPT NAME |
LTP |
SPOT |
CHNGIN PRICE |
CHNG OI (%) |
CURRENT VOL. |
|
NMDC 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
76.75 |
76.50 |
-0.84 |
2.39 |
301131000 |
|
TATASTEEL 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
174.50 |
174.00 |
-2.34 |
9.28 |
248809000 |
|
WIPRO 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
245.50 |
244.84 |
-0.21 |
0.88 |
136113000 |
|
ASHOKLEY 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
147.80 |
148.20 |
-2.21 |
2.87 |
129030000 |
|
ICICIBANK 25-Nov-2025 FUT |
1374.60 |
1373.50 |
-13.20 |
0.78 |
107954000 |
Small
Cap & Midcap Technical Picks
1) BEL (Bharat Electronics Limited) :- is showing a strong upwards trend, with price
consistently above all major moving averages and the VWAP line. Bullish
momentum is supported by repeated higher highs and higher lows visible on the
chart. The recent price is close to its yearly high, and the 50-day and 200-day
moving averages are steadily rising, confirming positive sentiment. Short-term
moving averages are acting as support during minor pullbacks, with buyers
stepping in quickly. Overall, BEL appears to be in a robust uptrend with strong
technical signals favoring further upside, though minor corrections may occur
near resistance zones. As long it sustain above 370 view valid and can seen up
to 460 and 500 levels in near term.
2) GMRAIRPORT :
is showing a strong upward trend, with the price currently at 95.67 and close
to its yearly high of 103.75. All key moving averages (50-day, 200-day) are
sloping upward, indicating sustained bullish momentum. Price action remains
above major support zones, with buyers stepping in on dips and maintaining
higher lows. Volumes are healthy, supporting the underlying trend and reducing
volatility risk. As long as the price sustains above short-term supports,
further upside towards the previous highs may be possible in the near term.
Market
News & Sentiment
- India’s textile exports rose 10% YoY to US$ 8.49
billion in April-September 2025, reflecting strong resilience and
competitiveness amid global trade challenges.
- India and Nepal signed a Letter of Exchange amending
the Transit Treaty, enabling rail freight movement between Jogbani and
Biratnagar to strengthen trade and regional connectivity.
- India’s deal value jumped 63% MoM to US$ 10.6
billion in October 2025, led by billion-dollar deals in banking,
infrastructure, and strong IPO activity.
- India’s construction equipment industry is projected
to grow 2-4% in FY25-26, with revenues up 6-8% annually, supported by
price hikes and steady exports.
- India’s corporate deal value hit a record US$ 16.8
billion in October 2025, driven by five mega transactions led by banking,
infrastructure, and consumer-tech sectors.
- India’s pre-owned car market grew to 5.9 million units in FY25 and is projected to reach 9.5 million by 2030, driven by SUV demand, rising aspirations, and organised retail growth.
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