Indian Markets Pre Market Report-Nov25, 2025

Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (25.11.2025)- Nifty 50, Bank Nifty and Sensex pre opening review.

🌅 A Quiet Start Expected as Markets Walk Into Tuesday’s Trade

GIFT Nifty is near 25,985 (+19.50 / +0.08%) around 02:40 AM IST.

Global cues: Asian markets are mixed — some strength in Hong Kong & other regional indices, though recent reports point to weakness in parts of Asia amid fading hopes for an early US rate cut.

Yesterday’s close wasn’t particularly cheerful.

Nifty 50 slipped to 25,959, Bank Nifty ended near 58,835, and the Sensex settled around 84,900. A mild pullback, nothing alarming, but enough to remind traders that momentum has cooled off a bit after last week’s swings.

India VIX is sitting close to13.24, not too low, not too high — more like the market is awake but not stressed.

🌍 Global Setup – US Tech Keeps Climbing, Asia Follows the Cue

Overnight, the US tech pack extended its run. The Nasdaq had another strong session, supported by large-cap AI and semiconductor names. The S&P 500 also ended well in the green, though the rally was more measured compared to the tech-heavy tone.

European markets were largely positive, driven by steady corporate updates and the softening US yields.

Across Asia this morning, the tone is mostly upward. Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong are showing early gains, with sentiment broadly risk-on. Nothing explosive, but clearly supportive for India.

Energy prices remain steady. Brent crude is parked near $63–64, which is very manageable for India. Gold and silver are inching higher, likely because traders globally are keeping one eye on geopolitical noise and another on bond yields.

🇮🇳 What Happened Yesterday: A Market That Couldn’t Hold Intraday Gains

For most of Monday, India’s frontline indices danced around the flat line. It was only late in the session that selling pressure picked up.

IT was the lone bright spot.

Almost every other sector — media, metals, real estate, pharma, FMCG — softened a bit. Even the broader indices, midcaps and smallcaps, gave up some ground.

This wasn’t the kind of fall triggered by fear. It looked more like routine profit-taking, especially ahead of the monthly derivatives expiry.

📌 Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (25.11.2025): Key Levels to Track

🔵 Nifty 50

Immediate support: 25,950 Next support zone: 25,850

Resistance: 26,100–26,200

The market has been struggling to push past the 26,200 area. A clean move above this zone can pull the index into a more comfortable upward path again. On the downside, losing 25,850 may attract some short-term selling.

🏦 Bank Nifty

Support: 58,600

Resistance: 59,300–59,500

Banking stocks haven’t been weak, but they’re also lacking conviction. A break below 58,600 can put pressure on the index, while a lift above 59,500 can revive momentum.

🟢 Sensex

Support: 84,500

Resistance: 85,300–85,600

Sensex is also stuck in a narrow patch. Traders are waiting for clarity either from global flows or heavyweights.

📉 Derivatives View – A Slightly Cautious Undertone

Put-call ratio for Nifty is hovering near 0.79, which generally suggests call writers are a bit more active.

A fall in overall open interest tells us that some long contracts were closed yesterday — again pointing to caution rather than panic.

The 26,000 Put and the 26,200 Call remain the busiest strikes, almost deciding the battlefield for the day.

💰 FII–DII Flows – Same Old Tug of War

Foreign investors sold roughly ₹4,171 crore in the cash market yesterday.

Domestic institutions absorbed most of it, buying around ₹4,512 crore.

This tug-of-war has been going on for months now. Whenever FIIs lighten their load, DIIs quietly step in. It has helped the market remain steady despite global uncertainties.

🤝 India–US Trade Discussions – Slow, but Not Stagnant

There isn’t a sharp headline here, but there’s consistent back-and-forth. Tariff discussions, digital trade norms and a broader framework for smoother trade flows remain on the table.

Both sides seem to be in a phase of gradual negotiation, rather than rushing towards a dramatic agreement.

For the market, this means the trade deal is not a day-to-day swing factor, but more of a medium-term driver for sectors like IT, auto components and textiles.

⚖️ Regulatory Updates – SEBI’s Ongoing Cleanup

SEBI has been actively tightening disclosure rules.

Some notable moves include:

Revising how related-party transactions are classified — now linked to turnover rather than fixed limits. Restricting mutual funds from entering pre-IPO placements. Tweaking LODR norms to require clearer, faster and more structured disclosures.

These steps might not move the market intraday, but they shape the long-term investing environment.

📢 IPO Radar – A Busy Primary Market

A steady queue of mainboard and SME IPOs continues to keep the primary market lively.

Names in renewables, chemicals, pharma and technology are in focus. More companies are expected to file in the coming weeks.

Excelsoft Technologies Ltd. (Mainboard)

Open 19–21 Nov 2025 → Listing scheduled 26 Nov 2025

SEBI’s updated norms are pushing issuers to be more transparent, especially around pricing and pre-IPO investor participation.

🛢️ Commodities & Currency – Mildly Supportive Setup

Gold & Silver (India)

Gold 24K (10g): around ₹1,23,000–1,24,000

Silver (1 kg): roughly ₹1,54,000–1,55,000

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 ₹89.23.

🔍 Short-Term Market View

Trading bias remains range-bound with a slightly cautious tilt.

For Nifty, the zone between 25,850–26,200 is likely to set the day’s tone.

Bank Nifty’s behaviour around 58,600 may also decide how financials contribute to the opening half.

If global cues stay firm and FIIs slow down their selling, the market can attempt a pullback.

If not, the sideways drift may continue.

📈 Long-Term View (General, Not Stock Advice)

India’s long-term story remains strong. (Capex revival, domestic consumption, digitisation, formalisation of the economy, rising financial participation — all still intact.)

Market cycles will keep changing, but the structural narrative hasn’t weakened.

Over the long run, stable asset allocation matters far more than daily volatility.