Indian Markets Pre Market Report- Nov 24,2025

Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (24 November 2025) – Nifty 50, Bank Nifty,Sensex and other pre open stock market data.

📰 Big Picture – Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today

After Friday’s sell-off, the market wakes up today with a slightly cautious mood.

On Friday (21 Nov):

Nifty 50 closed near 26,068 , Sensex ended around 85,232 & Bank Nifty settled close to 58,867

Overnight, Gift Nifty is hinting at a flat-to-soft start, trading near 26,160–26,170, just a shade above Friday’s Nifty close.

So, the tone of this Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today is: no big panic, but not a party either. More like, “let’s see what the data says before we go aggressive.”

🌎 Global Cues & Gift Nifty – Greenish US, Mixed Asia

US markets (Friday close):

The S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq all ended modestly higher on Friday as traders digested Fed commentary and softer inflation data.

Nothing wild, but the US backdrop is supportive rather than scary.

Asia this morning (24 Nov):

Early Asian trade is mixed to slightly positive – some markets are up a bit, others flat – as investors balance the softer oil price with a still-strong dollar.

Gift Nifty (India’s overnight clue):

Gift Nifty Nov futures are around 26,162, down roughly 0.1% from Friday’s Nifty close. That basically signals a sideways or mildly negative open unless fresh news hits.

📉 Last Session Recap – What Happened on Friday?

Friday’s session (21 Nov) was a proper “risk-off” day:

Nifty 50: closed at 26,068.15, down 0.47%.

Sensex: fell about 401 points to 85,231.92.

Bank Nifty: closed near 58,867, slightly in the red as profit-booking hit financials.

Midcaps & smallcaps: both underperformed, with the Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 down over 1% each.

Selling was broad–based; traders booked profits after the sharp run-up and reacted to FII selling plus concerns on the rupee and oil.

🔍 Key Levels – Nifty, Bank Nifty & Sensex

Think of these as working zones for the next 1–3 sessions.

🔵 Nifty 50

Close: ~26,068

Immediate support: area around 25,900–26,000 (recent intraday lows & options activity zone).

Deeper support: 25,700–25,750 – bigger swing area from earlier this month.

Resistance: first cap near 26,250–26,300; above that, supply likely around 26,500.

Trading read:

As long as Nifty holds above the 25,900 band, bulls still have a case to buy dips in strong names. A clean close above 26,300 would again shift the mood towards “buy-on-breakout” rather than “buy-on-dip.”

🏦 Bank Nifty

Close (Fri): ~58,867

Support: 58,600 first, then 58,000

Resistance: 59,200–59,500 on the upside.

Banks have been lagging slightly, so traders will watch whether Bank Nifty can catch up or continues to underperform vs Nifty 50.

🟢 Sensex

Close: 85,231.92

Support zone: 84,500–84,800

Resistance zone: 85,800–86,200

For positional view, the broader uptrend is intact as long as Sensex holds above the mid-84k handle.

😬 Volatility, F&O Mood – India VIX, PCR Feel

India VIX is hovering near the low end of its recent range around 12–14, after closing around 13.63 on Friday.

Low VIX generally means a calm market on the surface, but it also means any surprise – global or domestic – can cause sharper intraday swings because traders are sitting on comfortable option premiums.

Index options data (Nifty) continues to show heavy interest around round numbers like 26,000 on the put side and 26,500 on the call side, implying a working band for the near term.

💰 FII & DII Flow – Tug of War Continues

For 21 November 2025:

FIIs / FPIs: Net SELLERS of about ₹1,766 crore in the cash market.

DIIs: Net BUYERS of around ₹3,162 crore, more than offsetting foreign selling.

So the usual pattern continues: foreign money is cautious, domestic institutions and SIP flows are still absorbing supply. This tug of war is what keeps the index in a range instead of a one-way fall.

📦 IPO & Q2 Results – What’s on the Radar?

The primary market is still active, mostly on the SME side. Recent market commentary talks about selective interest in SME offerings and investors tracking names that show solid earnings and reasonable valuations instead of just GMP hype.

On the Q2 results front, the bulk of big-cap earnings is behind us, but mid- and small-cap Q2 FY26 numbers are still trickling in (Max Healthcare, Oil India, MRF and others recently reported).

For today’s session, traders may keep an eye on:

Max Healthcare – strong Q2 revenue and PAT growth; healthcare as a defensive play. Muthoot Finance – Q2 numbers and upbeat commentary have driven fresh interest in gold-loan names.

🪙 Commodities & Currency – Macro Check

Gold & Silver (India)

Gold 24K (10g): around ₹1,24,000–1,24,200 as per all-India prices.

Silver (1 kg): roughly ₹1,54,000–1,55,000 according to all-India silver benchmarks.

Bullion has cooled off from recent peaks but remains elevated; a firm dollar and shifting Fed expectations keep intraday moves choppy.

Crude Oil

Brent crude is trading near $62–63 per barrel, close to its recent lows, after a steady slide over the last few months.

Lower oil is a quiet positive for India’s macros – good for inflation and the current account, though not great for upstream oil companies.

Currency – USD/INR

The rupee remains under pressure; USD–INR spot recently hit record lows near ₹89.4, and near-month futures hover around ₹89.5 per USD.

A weak rupee helps IT and export-heavy sectors but makes imports, especially crude, more expensive. For markets, sharp rupee moves can spook foreign investors, so FX is something to track closely this week.

🧭 Short-Term Trading View (1–3 Sessions)

For traders, the focus in this Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today is pretty straightforward:

Nifty 50: Bulls will try to defend 25,900–26,000. On the upside, watch 26,300 and then 26,500 as profit-booking zones.

Preferred pockets on dips: quality large-caps in banks, autos, capital goods and healthcare, where earnings visibility is still good.

Be selective in midcaps/smallcaps: after the recent volatility, stick to names with clean balance sheets and decent Q2 numbers.

Risk-management wise: keep position sizing light around supports and avoid over-leveraging just because VIX is low.

🧓 Long-Term Investor View

For long-term investors, nothing has dramatically changed overnight:

Domestic growth, government capex and steady SIP flows are still the backbone of this bull market. The short-term noise is mainly about FII selling, currency weakness and global risk sentiment.

Using broader dips below key zones (for example, around 25,700 on Nifty or 57,000 on Bank Nifty) to accumulate leaders in:

private banks & select NBFCs, quality IT and platform businesses, autos & auto-ancillaries, hospitals, pharma and speciality chemicals, select defence, infra and industrial names

still looks like a sensible approach rather than chasing every intraday rally.

⭐ Stock of the Day (for Study Only)

Stock to study (not a call): Max Healthcare Institute Ltd

Recently reported strong Q2 FY26 with ~25% revenue growth and ~74% jump in net profit YoY. Hospital occupancy and ARPOB trends remain healthy, and the balance sheet is relatively light on debt.

Why it’s interesting for charts & learning:

You can look at how the stock reacts around previous resistance zones after a solid earnings beat – gap-up, follow-through, and then whether it holds support or fades. Again, this is only for educational chart study, not a buy/sell call.