📉 Indian Post-Market Report — Nov 14, 2025

Indian Stock Markets Post-Market Report — 14 November 2025

Today’s session didn’t feel explosive, but it definitely wasn’t dull either. The market opened on the backfoot thanks to global weakness, spent most of the day moving sideways, and then quietly pulled itself up toward the close. If you walked around Dalal Street today, you could almost sense this strange mix of patience and alertness in the air — as if everyone’s waiting for something bigger to unfold.

Let’s break it down.

📊 Closing Levels — Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty

The headline numbers weren’t dramatic, but they tell an honest story of a market refusing to slip:

Nifty 50: 25,910.05 (+30.90 pts, +0.11%)
Sensex: 84,562.78(+204.37 pts, +0.10%)
Bank Nifty: 58,517.55(+135.60 pts, +0.23%)

You could almost say the market inched forward rather than moved, but considering the global selloff overnight, the resilience was impressive.

The undertone remains constructive, largely supported by domestic buying and selective accumulation across financials and infrastructure names.

🏆 Top 5 Gainers

Bharat Elec — +1.68%
Eternal Industries — +2.02%
Trent — +1.50%
SBI— +1.45%
Jio Financial Services — +1.35%

These stocks had clear reasons for rising — either earnings strength, sector support, or simply rotation from overheated sectors.

🔻 Top 5 Losers

Infosys — -2.52% global tech weakness spilled over
Tata Steel — -1.35% mild pressure in global metal prices
Eicher Motors — -2.33% profit-taking
TMPV — -1.70% muted auto demand
JSW Steel — – 1.36% pressure in global metal prices

The losers’ list shows exactly where traders were uncomfortable today — global cyclicals, autos and defensives.

🧩 Sector Performance

Sectors in Green:

PSU Banks (strongest of the day)
Large-cap Financials
Selective Infra/Capital Goods

Under Pressure:

IT (hit by global tech selling)
Auto
Metals

PSU Banks were the stars today, thanks partly to political stability after Bihar results and partly due to steady loan growth.

📍 Technical View — Support & Resistance

Nifty 50

Support: 25,800 → deeper support at 25,760
Resistance: 26,030 → next hurdle around 26,180

Nifty tried breaking out intraday but kept bouncing back from overhead supply. A clean close above 26,030 will be the real turning point.

Bank Nifty

Support: 57,800–58,000
Resistance: 58,500–58,600

Banking is where you should keep one eye open. The index has been quietly building strength for days.

Sensex

Support: 84,000
Resistance: 85,000+

Once Sensex crosses 85,000 decisively, it could catch up with Nifty’s momentum.

🌎 Major Events & Market Impact

Two big influences shaped sentiment today:

✔ 1. Bihar Election Outcome

The ruling alliance’s decisive lead reassured markets about policy stability. PSU banks benefitted instantly.

✔ 2. Global Tech Correction

US tech stocks fell heavily overnight, and as always, Indian IT felt the shockwave — though less severe.
Metal names also softened due to mild weakness in global commodity prices.

✔ Corporate Q2 Highlights

Tata Motors PV posted an exceptional profit number — and the stock behaved exactly how a strong Q2 winner behaves: sharp buying, strong volumes, and follow-through demand.
Consumer names remain mixed; some FMCG pockets still show caution.

Overall, it was not a “big news day,” but the kind of session where smart money quietly positions itself.

📉 India VIX — Comfortably Low

India VIX: 11.94 (down –1.80%)

Low VIX = low fear.
But also means any shock can produce fast moves.

The options chain reflects this:

Heavy put writing around Nifty 25,800
Strong call writing near 26,000–26,200

Exactly what you see in a consolidation zone.

📦 IPO & Primary Market

The IPO market remains active but not overheated.

Tenneco Clean Air India continues to attract institutional interest.
SME names like Finbud Financial are drawing retail attention.
Several ongoing issues are trading steady post-listing, showing maturity among investors.

Investors are choosing quality — not hype — which is a positive long-term shift.

💰 FII & DII Flow — The Real Backbone

FIIs: Net –₹4,968.22 crore (Heavy selling)
DIIs: Net +₹8,461.47 crore (strong buying)

The same tug-of-war continues:
Foreign money sells → Domestic money buys → Market remains stable.

This is one of the biggest reasons Indian indices refuse to break down.

🪙 Commodities & Currency

Gold (24K): ₹1,22,550/ 10g
Silver: ₹1,55,173 / kg
Crude (Brent): $64
USD–INR: ~₹88.74

Gold and silver fell 3 to 4% today; crude stays soft — a blessing for India’s inflation and margins.

📈 Short-Term View (Next 1–2 Weeks)

If you’re trading short-term:

Watch Nifty 26,030 — that’s the breakout level
Bank Nifty is the leader — watch 58,600
Avoid chasing IT and metals until global cues stabilize
PSU and private banks may lead short rallies
Realty and infra stocks are holding ground nicely

Dip-buying in strong sectors continues to work.

🏛️ Long-Term View (6–24 Months)

Nothing has changed.
India’s long-term story remains rock-solid:

Domestic consumption
Low corporate leverage
Manufacturing + exports
Capex cycle improving
Consistent SIP/DIIs flows

Corrections = opportunities.
Stick to large-cap leaders in banks, IT, auto, infra, telecom, consumption.

⭐ Stock of the Day: Tata Motors PV

Not a buy call — just an example.

Why Tata Motors PV?
Because the stock showed exactly what a strong earnings reaction should look like:

Surprised the street
Clean gap-up
Strong volume push
Follow-through buying
Sector leadership

This is the kind of price action traders study.

📝 Final Word

Today wasn’t a blockbuster day, but it was a healthy, meaningful session.
Markets consolidated, respected support, and quietly showed strength where it mattered.

A breakout above Nifty 26,030 or Bank Nifty 58,600 could completely change the tone in the days ahead.

Until then:
Stay selective.
Respect levels.
Avoid chasing hype.
And keep an eye on global cues — they’re moving faster than usual.

⚠️Disclaimer:

This report is for information and education only.
It is not investment advice, not a SEBI-registered research report, and not a buy/sell recommendation.
Please consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before making investment decisions.
Markets are risky; capital loss is possible.