🇮🇳 Indian Post-Market Report –Nov 11, 2025

Indian Markets Post-Market Report – Tuesday, 11 November 2025

📊 Market Snapshot (Closing)

Indian equities extended Monday’s bounce and finished near the day’s high after a very choppy session.

Nifty 50: 25,694.95 🔺 +120.60 pts (+0.47%)

Sensex: 83,871.32 🔺 +335.97 pts (+0.40%)

Bank Nifty: 58,138.15 🔺 +200.60 pts (+0.35%)

Broader market:

BSE Midcap: 47,151.86 🔺 +0.20% BSE Smallcap: 52,853.00 🔻 -0.09%

Indices opened soft on Delhi-blast worries and early profit booking, slipped below 25,550 on Nifty, and then staged a powerful afternoon recovery once global cues and short-covering kicked in.

🏆 Nifty 50 – Top 5 Gainers & Losers

Top 5 gainers (Nifty 50)

1. InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) – 🔺+ 3.47% strong rebound after recent consolidation; better demand commentary helped.

2. Bharat Electronics (BEL) – 🔺+ 2.51% buying interest on defence order visibility and Q2 numbers.

3. Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) – 🔺 +2.33% auto pack in favour; solid rural and SUV story continues.

4. Adani Ports & SEZ – 🔺+2.04% benefited from risk-on mood and steady volume outlook.

5. HCL Technologies – 🔺+ 1.91% part of the IT rally as global tech outperformed.

Top 5 losers (Nifty 50)

1. Bajaj Finance 🔻-7.35% heavy profit booking post Q2 FY26 earnings and margin worries.

2. Bajaj Finserv 🔻 – 6.09% sympathy fall with Bajaj Finance.

3. ONGC 🔻 -0.78% slipped as crude stayed range-bound and some longs unwound.

4. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) – 🔻 -0.69% mild profit-taking after a strong run.

5. Kotak Mahindra Bank 🔻-0.28% remained under pressure amid rotation into other large banks.

🧩 Sector Performance (Nifty Indices)

Sectoral picture stayed mixed but tilted positive:

Telecom 📶 – +1.5% (Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea)

IT 💻 – +1.0% (HCL Tech, Persistent, Coforge)

Auto 🚗 – +1.0% (IndiGo, M&M, Bajaj Auto)

Oil & Gas ⛽ – +0.7%

Metals ⚙️ – +0.6%

PSU Banks & Healthcare – about -0.3% each, mild under-performance.

Over 100 BSE stocks hit fresh 52-week highs, showing that momentum is still alive in pockets like defence, infra, capital goods and specialty chemicals.

📉 Price Action & Market Mood

Key drivers for today’s bounce:

US Senate passed the bill to end the record government shutdown, easing one big global overhang.

Street also liked Goldman Sachs’ upgrade on India to “Overweight” with Nifty target 29,000 by end-2026, and the UBS call that India could become the 3rd-largest economy by 2028. Early part of the session was shaky due to the Delhi explosion headline and continued FII concerns, but aggressive buying in IT, auto, metal and FMCG turned the tide.

Net effect – bulls defended 25,500 on Nifty and pushed the index back near 25,700, right into the upper end of the current range.

📍 Key Index Levels – Support & Resistance

🔵 Nifty 50 – 25,694.95

Day’s open around 25,617, brief dip sub-25,550, and then a sharp rally to close almost at the high.

Immediate support: 25,500 – highlighted by multiple technical houses as the key short-term floor. Below that, 25,350 becomes the next serious support zone.

Resistance: 25,800–26,000 – next upside target band mentioned by HDFC Securities and others.

A clear close above 25,800 would tell us this recovery leg still has fuel; slipping back under 25,500 would again invite profit-taking.

🏦 Bank Nifty – 58,138.15

Day range: 57,594.25 – 58,187.35.

Support: 57,600–57,700, then 57,300–57,400.

Resistance: immediate at 58,200–58,400; a breakout there points to a retest of the 58,577 all-time high.

Banks participated, but the move was more of a controlled grind higher rather than a big short-squeeze.

🟢 Sensex – 83,871.32

Day range: 83,124.03 – 83,726.51 before the final push.

Support: 83,200–83,000

Resistance: 84,000–84,200

Sensex is slowly walking up inside its broader rising channel.

😬 Volatility – India VIX

India VIX close (11 Nov 2025): ~12.49, up about 1.6% from the previous day.

Volatility is still low by historical standards, but today’s intra-day swings showed that traders are willing to move quickly around macro headlines.

📈 Derivatives Snapshot – OI & PCR (View)

Exact intraday OI data will differ by broker, but across desks:

Put writers were active around 25,500–25,600 strikes, defending that zone.

Call writing is visible from 25,800 upwards, indicating the immediate ceiling.

PCR on Nifty remains close to neutral-to-positive, in line with a range-bound but upward-biased market.

🧾 IPO & Primary Market Updates

Primary market remained in focus today:

Groww IPO – strong subscription (around 17–18x overall), allotment done; listing lined up tomorrow with GMP indicating small listing gains.

Emmvee Photovoltaic Power IPO – opens today, price band ₹206–217, issue size around ₹2,900 crore; early subscription tracking decent interest, aided by the solar/renewable theme.

PhysicsWallah & Tenneco Clean Air – street remains selective, watching Q2 numbers and grey-market pricing closely.

IPO sentiment is positive, but investors are becoming more valuation-conscious after a few muted listings.

🌍 FII & DII Activity (Cash Market – Provisional)

Moneycontrol’s institutional data for 11 November 2025:

FII / FPI (cash) Gross buy: ₹14,487.40 crore Gross sell: ₹15,290.62 crore Net: –₹803.22 crore (net selling)

DII (cash) Gross buy: ₹14,832.97 crore Gross sell: ₹12,644.50 crore Net: +₹2,188.47 crore (net buying)

So FIIs sold a little again, but domestic institutions comfortably absorbed supply, which is exactly what helped the late-session recovery.

🪙 Commodities & Currency – End-of-Day View

Gold & Silver (India)

All-India 24K gold around ₹12,600–12,650 per gram (~₹1,24,000–1,25,000 per 10g).

MCX Gold December near ₹1,24,750 per 10g, up ~0.6%;

MCX Silver December around ₹1,55,250 per kg, up ~1%.

Gold is clearly in “safe-haven + wedding season” mode.

Crude Oil

Brent crude hovering around $64–64.5/bbl, up roughly 0.4–0.7%; WTI near $60.74 /bbl.

Prices are balanced between oversupply worries and new US sanctions on Russian oil.

USD–INR

Historical FX data shows USD/INR close for 11 Nov 2025 around 88.56, slightly softer than yesterday.

The rupee remains weak but broadly stable; no fresh panic move there.

💡 Investment View – Short Term vs Long Term

Short term (traders)

The market has now bounced for two days in a row, with Nifty reclaiming its 20-day moving average around 25,600. As long as 25,500 holds, dips are likely to attract buyers. Upside zone 25,800–26,000 is the band where many traders will book profits or run tight trailing stops.

Long term (investors)

The narrative of India as a structural growth story only gets louder with the recent Goldman Sachs and UBS upgrades plus the still-active India–US trade discussions. For long-term portfolios, gradual accumulation of quality names in banking, IT, autos, industrials, defence and consumption on corrections remains a sensible approach, rather than chasing every intraday spike.

⭐ Stock of the Day – InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo)

Reason: Top Nifty gainer, up about 3–4% today, helped by firm Q2 earnings and strong traffic commentary.

Technical view (short term): Support zone: recent swing low region; Resistance: recent highs – traders will watch for follow-through above today’s high with good volumes.

Use your own technical levels on the chart before taking any trade.