Indian Markets Pre Market Report-Nov27,2025

🇮🇳Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (27.11.2025)- A steady start builds after yesterday’s strong comeback.

It looks like the market is heading into Thursday with a little more confidence than the past few days. Yesterday’s rally helped cool off a lot of the nervousness, and that mood is spilling into early morning cues. Gift Nifty is trading slightly higher around the 26,400 mark. Nothing dramatic, but it tells you the market wants to start on the front foot today.

The global picture is not bad either. The US indices closed higher again — small gains, but steady. Europe was mostly green. Asia this morning is mixed, though Japan is doing well. Nothing here screams danger. Nothing screams euphoria either. Just a calm global tone, which actually suits India right now.

📈 Where We Closed Yesterday

Yesterday felt like the market finally took a breather after three dull sessions.

Nifty 50: 26,205

Sensex: 85,609

Bank Nifty: 59,528

Everything closed higher. Almost every sector joined in. IT, autos, financials, metals — all were in the green. Even the broader market looked better, with midcap and smallcap indices posting decent gains.

The important thing was the fall in India VIX, which slipped further below 12. When volatility stays low and the index moves up, it means traders are not scared — they’re just adjusting positions.

🌍 Gift Nifty & Early Global Cues

Overnight, global sentiment stayed constructive:

US markets continued to firm up as investors priced in a high probability of a Fed rate cut in December, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both closing higher.

European indices like the DAX, CAC and FTSE ended in the green, mirroring the risk-on mood.

In Asia, early trade on 27 November shows a mixed but broadly supportive picture: Nikkei 225 is up over 1%, while other Asian indices are mildly positive to flat.

On the derivative side, traders have lightened index futures positions into the new expiry as they wait for two big triggers – a potential India–US trade deal and the Fed’s December decision. SEBI data and broker commentary show Nifty and Bank Nifty rollovers below their three-month averages, reflecting a “wait and watch” stance rather than aggressive bullish or bearish positioning.

Gift Nifty around 26,420–26,440, trading about 50–60 points above Wednesday’s Nifty close, suggests a mildly positive, yet not euphoric, start for Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today (27.11.2025).

🇮🇳India–US Trade Deal — Still in the Air

There isn’t a final signature yet, but the tone has definitely changed. Recent reports look more like “work in progress” rather than “no progress”. The talk is around tariff relief, energy components like LPG, and some digital trade guidelines.

This deal is not a one-day trigger. It’s a medium-term booster for exporters, IT services, pharma, auto components and chemicals. For now, traders are treating it as a backdrop rather than the main story.

🧭 Key Levels to Watch Today

🔷 Nifty 50

Support: 26,000 and then 25,850

Resistance: 26,300–26,450

The index is sitting right below a heavy resistance zone. If it pushes through 26,300, the next leg of the rally opens up. If it slips below 26,000, we may drift sideways again.

🏦 Bank Nifty

Support: 58,900 and then 58,500

Resistance: 59,700 and 60,000

Bank Nifty looks stronger than Nifty. If any index is going to pull the market up today, it will probably be this one.

📊 Sensex

Support: 84,800

Resistance: 85,900

Sensex is already close to its all-time high zone. Not much resistance above if the mood stays positive.

😌Derivatives — OI, PCR & VIX

The derivatives data shows a clear shift in tone:

PCR jumped above 1.4 yesterday — that’s aggressive Put writing.

Heavy Put OI at 26,000 (strong floor for Nifty).

Call writers have taken positions around 26,400–26,500.

India VIX staying below 12 keeps traders relaxed.

This is the kind of setup where the market tends to stay stable unless a big headline hits.

🧾SEBI Updates — Block Deals Framework

SEBI’s new block deal rules kicked in earlier this month, and they’re already tightening how large equity transactions happen:

Separate morning and afternoon windows Strict ±3% price band Minimum size of ₹25 crore Market must disclose the details after trading hours

This increases transparency and reduces manipulation risk in big institutional trades. Good for retail investors. Good for the market.

📊FII & DII Flow

Flows continue to be a key driver:

DIIs were strong net buyers of around ₹6,248 crore in the cash market.

FIIs also were net buyers of around ₹4,778.03 crore in the cash market.

🏛️IPO Corner — What’s Moving

The IPO market is buzzing again:

Excelsoft Technologies listed yesterday with a moderate premium and decent volumes. A few midcap issues are still seeing strong subscription numbers. Investor interest remains high, but pickiness is also increasing — only quality ones are listing well.

The pipeline for December also looks active.

🪙 Commodities: Gold, Silver & Crude Oil

🥇 Gold & 🥈 Silver

Gold. On MCX, December gold futures are trading close to ₹1,25,900–1,26,000 per 10g,

Silver futures are around ₹1,62,000+ per kg.

The short-term narrative remains that rate cut expectations + global uncertainty are supporting bullion prices near record zones.

🛢️ Crude Oil

Brent crude is hovering around US$62.5–63 per barrel, modestly higher than the previous session as traders balance US inventory data and Russia-related sanctions with global demand concerns

💱 Currency – Rupee vs Dollar

The rupee closed near ₹89.2–89.3 per US dollar on 26 November, marginally weaker but broadly stable over the last week.

💡 Investment View – Short Term vs Long Term

Short-Term View (1–3 days)

If Nifty stays above 26,000, sentiment will remain positive.

Bank Nifty is the index to watch — it looks the strongest.

Intraday moves may feel choppy, but the broader tone is still supportive.

Long-Term View (General, Not Advice)

India’s story hasn’t changed:

Domestic demand Better inflation outlook Strong corporate earnings Stable global cues Healthy SIP inflows

Long-term investors usually focus on gradual accumulation instead of chasing every green candle.