“Indian Markets Post Market Report with Nifty50, Bank Nifty and Sensex closing levels and top movers.”

Indian Markets Post Market Report-Nov24, 2025

📰Indian Markets Post Market Report – 24 Nov 2025 for Nifty 50, Bank Nifty , Sensex and other market closed data.

Today’s Indian Markets Post Market Report, market felt a bit tired. The kind of day where the indices open steady, try to push up a bit in the first half, but by mid-session you could see profit-booking creeping in everywhere. By the close, both Nifty and Sensex slipped into the red, and the mood across sectors turned slightly cautious.

Nifty 50 ended at 25,959, down roughly 100-plus points.

It actually tried to hold 26,100 in the first half, but sellers dominated in the final hour.

Sensex slipped to around 84,900, and Bank Nifty closed near 58,835, also off day’s high.

The broader market was even more interesting — midcaps and smallcaps didn’t get the usual dip-buying support. After the crazy rallies of the last few weeks, traders finally paused a bit.

📊 Headline Snapshot – Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty

🟠Nifty 50 Close: 25,959.50 (▼ ~109 points, ≈ –0.42%)  Day range: 26,142 (high) / 25,913 (low)

🔵Sensex (BSE) Close: 84,900.71 (▼ 331.21 points, –0.39%)  Day range: 85,473.47 (high) / 84,710.11 (low) 

🏦Bank Nifty Close: 58,835.35 (▼ 32.35 points, –0.05%) Day range: 59,307 (high) / 58,669.8 (low) 

Metal and PSU stocks were the main drag.

Steel names and energy PSUs cooled off sharply.

This segment has been running hot for many sessions; today’s selling looked like pure profit-booking.

Broader banks (especially private banks) looked okay earlier in the day, but they lost steam by the afternoon. Nothing panic-like — just no strong follow-through buying.

🏆 Nifty 50 – Gainers & Losers 

🔺 Top 5 Nifty 50 Gainers

1.Tech Mahindra – +2.27% 

2.Eicher Motors – +1.74% 

3.Bajaj Auto – +1.30% 

4.Wipro – +1.14% 

5.Shriram Finance +0.60% 

🔻 Top 5 Nifty 50 Losers

1.Bharat Electronics (BEL) – –3.23% 

2.JSW Steel – –2.43% 

3.Max Healthcare Institute – –2.38% 

4.Grasim Industries – –2.00% 

5.Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) – –1.67%  

🧩 Sector Performance (NSE Indices – Sector Logos)

Media and sector index data show a clear divergence:

Sectors that held up / outperformed

Nifty IT – in the green, helped by global tech strength and expectations of easier US rates in 2025.  Select FMCG / Healthcare – saw stock-specific buying as investors preferred defensives in a choppy session. 

Sectors under pressure

Metals & PSU energy – corrected after a strong run; global risk-off in commodities weighed on sentiment.  Broader Midcap & Smallcap indices – ended lower by about 0.3% and 0.8% respectively, showing more profit-booking outside large caps.

📍 Key Levels for Tomorrow

🔵Nifty 50

Support: 25,900 first, then 25,750

Resistance: 26,150 and then 26,300

“Nifty needs to hold 25,900 to avoid deeper selling. If bulls manage to take it back above 26,150, momentum can return quickly.”

🏦Bank Nifty

Support: 58,650

Resistance: 59,300

“Bank Nifty is stuck in a pretty tight box between 58,650 and 59,300. Whichever side breaks will decide the next move.”

🟢Sensex

Support: around 84,700

Resistance: 85,500

😬 Volatility – India VIX

VIX stayed close to 13.24, still calm compared to global standards.

But low volatility often signals that markets can surprise — both ways.

VIX at 13 looks peaceful, but that’s exactly when unexpected moves can come, so traders need to be sensible with their size.”

💰 FII & DII Flows

FIIs: net sellers around ₹4,171.75crore

DIIs: net buyers around ₹4,512.87 crore

Interpretation:

“Foreign money is still cautious, but domestic funds continue to support the market. This tug-of-war has been the story of the last several days.”

📦 IPO Corner – What’s buzzing

Excelsoft Technologies IPO: Closed with massive subscription; allotment finalising today; listing on 26 Nov.

SME IPOs — SSMD Agrotech, Mother Nutri Foods, Purple Wave Infocom, K K Silk Mills — all active this week. November has already seen over ₹31,000 crore raised via IPOs.

“IPO market is running full speed even while main indices cool off. Excelsoft grabbed strong demand, and SME counters continue to stay hot.”

🪙 Commodities & Currency – Quick Take

Gold & Silver (India)

24 K gold: ₹1,23, 600 per 10 grams.

Silver: ₹1,53,800 per kg today. 

Commentary: Gold & silver down modestly today, weighed by a stronger dollar and cooling “safe-haven” demand.  

🛢 Crude Oil & Other Commodities

Brent crude is trading around $62–63 per barrel in global markets. 

Currency – USD/INR

The rupee remains under pressure; USD–INR spot recently hit record lows near ₹89.23, and near-month futures hover around ₹89.5 per USD.  

💡 Short-Term & Long-Term View

Short-term traders

Watch 25,900 Nifty and 58,650 Bank Nifty. IT may continue to show strength if global tech stays firm. Metals and PSUs can see more dips unless global cues improve.

Long-term investors

Nothing has changed in the medium-term story. Domestic flows remain strong. Buy gradually on dips in large-cap quality: banks, IT, autos, infra, healthcare.

⭐ Stock of the Day (for study only)

Tech Mahindra

Why?

It was one of the few large caps that showed clean strength, held gains all day, and closed comfortably green. IT as a pack looked steady, but TechM had the better chart structure today.

“Not a recommendation, but TechM’s chart was the cleanest today — steady buying, good volumes, and no drama.”


Further reading 👇

Indian Markets Weekly View (Nov24-28,2025)

FY26 Q2: Maruti, Max, Adani, KPIT & Waaree Results | kartalks

Stock Market 101-Lesson 5

Stock Market 101 — Beginner’s Course by kartalks. Lesson 4.

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⚠️ Disclaimer:

This Indian Markets Post Market Report Today (24.11.2025) is only for information and education.

It is not investment advice, not a SEBI-registered research report, and not a buy/sell recommendation.

Please consult a SEBI-registered adviser before making any financial decisions.

Markets carry risk. Invest responsibly.


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