India Post-Market Report – 6 Nov 2025 for Nifty, Bank Nifty and Sensex
India Post-Market Report says – The market tried to behave in the morning, but the second half clearly belonged to the bears again. Nifty slipped further, Bank Nifty stayed weak, and the broader market fell more than the frontline indices. Classic “sell on rise” kind of day.
All levels below are as of today’s close (06-11-2025).
📊 Index Close – Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex
Nifty 50 closed at 25,509.70, down 87.95 points (-0.34%).
Sensex ended at 83,311.01, down 148.14 points (-0.18%).
Bank Nifty finished near 57,554.25, a cut of about 272.80 points (-0.47%).
The pain was actually deeper in the broader market:
BSE Midcap index: roughly -1.2% BSE Smallcap index: around -1.5%
So the headline indices fell a bit, but mid and small caps clearly showed more stress.
🧩 Sector View – What Worked, What Didn’t
Looking at sectors tells the real story:
Worst hit sectors: 🪙 Metals ⚡ Power 🏠 Realty 📺 Media Most of these were down in the 1.5–2.5% range.
Relatively better space: 🧺 FMCG 🚗 Auto 💻 IT These managed to stay flat to mildly positive.
Broadly, you can sum it up as:
Risk-on pockets like metals, realty and high-beta names were sold, while money quietly moved into defensives like paint, staples and select IT.
🔺India Post-Market Report – Top Nifty Gainers & 🔻 Top Nifty Losers
🔺 Top Gainers (Nifty 50)
From today’s Nifty 50 list, the key names on the green side were:
Asian Paints 🎨 – up around 4.7% After a long underperformance phase, the stock finally saw buying interest. A mix of lower crude, defensive positioning and valuation comfort near the lower end of its range helped.
Reliance Industries 🛢️: up 1.56%Provided index support with steady gains, as energy plus telecom/data story stays in focus.
UltraTech Cement 🏗️ up 0.77% Benefited from the ongoing infra and housing theme; dips are being bought.
Mahindra & Mahindra 🚜 Up 0.94% Stayed firm after positive sentiment around its recent performance and portfolio moves (including exiting its RBL Bank stake at a profit).
Wipro 💻 IT rise 0.90% saw mild buying as traders looked for relatively safe plays with US tech still showing strength.
🔻 Top Losers (Nifty 50)
On the red side, pressure was heavy in:
Grasim Industries 🏭 – roughly -6.3% Profit-booking kicked in after recent strength and big capex plans; some traders are uncomfortable with near-term balance sheet stretch. Hindalco ⛏️ – nearly -5% Weakness in global metal sentiment and concerns around Novelis numbers kept sellers active.
Adani Enterprises 🏗️ Dropped -4.49% The stock corrected along with the whole infra/metal basket; high-beta names got trimmed in portfolios.
Power Grid 🔌 down -3.17% Despite being a defensive PSU, it saw another round of selling after earlier earnings-related disappointment.
Eternal (internet/tech) down -2.61% High-beta, growth-style names tend to get hit more when risk sentiment softens.
“Asian Paints, Reliance, UltraTech, M&M and Wipro tried to hold Nifty, but Grasim, Hindalco, Adani Ent, Power Grid and a few other risk-heavy names pulled the index down.”
🏦 FII & DII Flows – Who’s Buying, Who’s Selling?
On 6 November 2025 in the cash market:
FIIs: net sellers ~₹3,263.21crore
DIIs: net buyers ~₹5283.91 crore
📏 Key Levels – Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex
These are reference zones based on today’s close and recent technical commentary; use your own charts to refine.
📊 Nifty 50
Close: 25,509.70
Immediate support: around 25,450–25,400
Deeper support: near 25,250–25,200 if 25,400 breaks convincingly
Near resistance: 25,700
Stronger resistance: 25,850–25,900
So for short-term traders:
“As long as Nifty is stuck between roughly 25,400 and 25,900, it’s a range market. A clean break below 25,400 opens downside, and closing above 25,900 brings bulls back in control.”
🏦 Bank Nifty
Close: 57,554.25
Support area: 57,000–57,200
Resistance zone: 58,300–58,500
Bank Nifty is sitting in the lower half of this band. Financials still look more tired than the IT/FMCG pack.
🏛️ Sensex
Close: 83,311.01
Support: around 82,800–83,000
Resistance: roughly 84,000+
Sensex is also closer to support than resistance, but momentum is soft.
⚙️ Derivatives – OI Range, PCR & India VIX
From the latest derivatives note and option data:
Max Call OI (Nifty): Heavy build-up at 26,000, then 27,000 – strong resistance supply up there.
Max Put OI: Big base around 25,000, then interest again near 26,000.
That roughly points to a broad range of 25,000–26,000+ where option writers are happy to keep selling time value.
India VIX:
Closed near 12.4 (down from about 12.65). Low VIX + falling index = controlled correction, not panic. But low volatility also means any sudden shock can hurt unhedged positions more than people expect.
🏛️ SEBI – What’s Changing for Traders Right Now
Regulation is slowly but steadily tightening around leverage and risk:
Intraday limits in index derivatives New SEBI framework for monitoring intraday positions in index futures/options is now in play – brokers have to watch net intraday exposure much more closely. Optional T+0 settlement (cash market) Same-day settlement pilot has been extended; rollout for more brokers is pushed further out, as SEBI wants systems and risk checks to be solid before scaling. Stress testing & F&O risk tightening Mutual funds in mid/small-cap space and leveraged products have to show stress-test results publicly. More checks on who trades what in F&O, and how much.
“The direction is clear – SEBI wants less blind leverage, more transparency. Good for long-term investors, tough for reckless F&O gambling.”
📦 IPO Corner – Groww, Shreeji Global FMCG & Finbud
🚀 Groww (Billionbrains Garage Ventures) – Mainboard
Issue size: about ₹6,632 crore (₹1,060 crore fresh + OFS).
Price band: ₹95–100. As of late evening today, subscription looks like this: QIB: ~0.20x HNI: ~2.26x Retail: ~5.03x Overall: ~1.64x
Retail and HNIs are clearly excited; institutions are taking a more measured approach but are very much present.
🧃 Shreeji Global FMCG – NSE SME
Issue size: ~₹85 crore
Price band: ₹120–125 Status today: overall subscription around 1.15x by evening, with HNIs nearly 1.9x and retail nearly fully subscribed.
Decent demand, not a mad rush – which is actually healthier for an SME.
💼 Finbud Financial Services – SME
Open: 6–10 November 2025 Price band: around ₹140–142, lot size 1,000 shares. Early numbers show overall subscription still below 1x – there is time left, and HNI/retail demand can build closer to closing.
“Primary market is busy – Groww is comfortably subscribed, Shreeji Global FMCG is just over 1x, and Finbud has started slowly. Investors are being slightly selective, not blindly chasing everything.”
🪙 Gold, Silver, Crude & USDINR
🥇 Gold & 🥈 Silver
From the latest India prices:
24K gold: about ₹12,191 per gram (≈ ₹1,21,276 per 10g) 22K gold: roughly ₹11,175 per gram
Silver: around ₹148 per gram (≈ ₹1,48,620 per kg)
Gold remains near the higher end of its range – more of a hedge/wealth protection play than a trading toy at these levels.
🛢️ Crude Oil –
Crude is near $60.1 per barrel.
For India, sub-$60 crude is a blessing – it helps inflation, current account and margins for oil-sensitive sectors.
💱 USD/INR
The reference USDINR rate is around ₹88.62, with intraday quotes moving in the ₹88.2–88.6 zone.
The rupee is weak but not in free-fall – RBI’s presence is visible, and volatility is still manageable.
🎯 Short-Term vs Long-Term View
Short term (next few sessions):
Nifty looks like a range trade between roughly 25,400 support and 25,850–25,900 resistance.
Bank Nifty staying below 58,000 keeps financials in a sideways-to-weak phase. Low VIX means sudden spikes (on any global or local headline) can hurt leveraged intraday positions.
Long term (multi-year):
Macro plus regulation still favour steady, SIP-style investing in quality large caps over aggressive F&O punting. Domestic money (SIPs, DIIs) continues to balance FII selling, which has kept every correction so far orderly rather than a crash.
⭐ Stock of the Day – Asian Paints
Up about 4.7–4.8% on a weak day. Still below its 52-week high of around ₹2,960, but clearly bouncing from the lower part of the range. Strong brand, steady earnings, but rich valuation – classic quality compounder.
“Asian Paints was the standout performer today – a strong bounce in a defensive, quality name. This is for discussion only, not a buy/sell call.”
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