Indian Markets Post Market Report-Nov27, 2025

Indian Markets Post Market Report Today (27.11.2025)-Markets Hit New Highs, But Profit-Booking Steals the Spotlight.

Indian equities spent most of Thursday dancing around record levels and finally closed almost flat, with a mild positive bias. After a strong run over the last few sessions, traders mostly chose to protect profits while still respecting the bullish trend.

Nifty 50: 26,215.55, up about 0.04%

Sensex: 85,720.38, gain of roughly 0.13%

Bank Nifty: around 59,737 (up nearly 0.3%)

India VIX: near 12.0, down almost 2%, signalling a calm, low-fear environment

The mood: not euphoric, not fearful—just a cautious grind higher as markets digest record levels and a very weak rupee.

🌍 Quick Look at Global & Macro Cues

Global cues stayed supportive:

US markets extended their up-move on rising expectations of a December Fed rate cut, helped by softer economic data.

Asian markets were broadly positive, tracking Wall Street and the ongoing shift toward risk assets.

Crude oil was mixed: global Brent hovered around $62–63/bbl, with WTI near $58.5–59/bbl as traders weighed ceasefire hopes and supply expectations.

On the currency side, the rupee stayed weak, closing around ₹89.30 per USD, almost flat but still near its worst levels of the year.

The combination of a soft dollar, rate-cut hopes and a fragile rupee keeps India attractive for equities but also raises questions on imported inflation and future RBI moves.

📈How the Indices Traded Today

Nifty 50 Hit fresh intraday highs yet again, but lost momentum in the second half. Profit-booking in select heavyweights capped the upside above 26,200.

Sensex Managed a small green close, helped by financials and FMCG, even as some cyclicals cooled off.

Bank Nifty Stayed firm and continues to act as a backbone for the rally, inching closer to the psychological 60,000 mark.

Key takeaway: Trend is still up, but the pace is slowing. Dips are being bought, but at higher levels sellers are also active.

🔁 Top 5 Nifty 50 Gainers & Losers

🔼 Top Gainers – Nifty 50

Bajaj Finance – + 2.29%

Hindustan Unilever (HUL) ––+ 1.09%

ICICI Bank ––+ 1.25%

Bajaj Finserve ––+ 0.87%

Shriram Finance ––+ 1.29%

🔻 Top Losers – Nifty 50

Eicher Motors – -2.77%

ONGC – -1.49%

Maruti Suzuki – – 1.57%

Bajaj Auto– -1.54%

Adani Enterprises– -2.59%

🏭 Sector Performance Snapshot

From the sectoral lens:

In green: IT and media managed to stay positive or flat, supported by weak rupee and rate-cut hopes abroad. Select FMCG and financials (large private banks, NBFCs) also held up well.

Under pressure: Oil & gas, PSU banks, energy, realty and consumer durables were the main drags, slipping about 0.5% or more in many cases.

Broader midcap and smallcap indices were largely flat to slightly negative, indicating some fatigue after their strong outperformance this year.

📊 Support & Resistance – Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex

Nifty 50

Immediate support: 25,950 – 26,000 Stronger support: 25,600 – 25,650

Resistance zone: 26,250 – 26,350, then 26,500 Options data suggests a broad trading band between 25,200 and 26,500, with heavy Call OI at higher strikes.

Bank Nifty

Support: 59,000, then 58,300

Resistance: 60,000 – 60,300 Put writing near 58,800–59,000 indicates strong buying interest on dips.

Sensex

Support: 84,800 – 85,000

Resistance: 86,200 – 86,500

⚙️Volatility, OI & PCR – What Derivatives Are Saying

India VIX near 11.79, down roughly 1.8–2%, shows traders are still comfortable carrying long positions.

Nifty PCR (30 December series) around 1.26, and Bank Nifty PCR near 1.15, signalling more Put writing than Calls and supportive positioning for the bulls in the near term.

Low volatility plus positive PCR typically favours a “buy on dips” strategy—but remember, low VIX can reverse quickly around macro events.

💸 FII & DII Flow – Who Is Buying? (Only on NSE)

Fresh FII/DII numbers for 27 November 2025:

FIIs: net sellers ~₹1,996.40crore in cash market

DIIs: net buying ~₹3,551.88crore in cash market

📑IPO & Primary Market Updates

The IPO pipeline remains active, especially in the SME segment:

SSMD Agrotech India (BSE SME) – issue open from 25–27 November, with subscription inching up through Day 2.

K K Silk Mills (BSE SME) – live subscription, modest response in early hours.

Mother Nutri Foods (BSE SME) – seeing healthy oversubscription after opening earlier in the week.

Sudeep Pharma (mainboard) – earlier in the month, the issue saw strong oversubscription, keeping overall IPO sentiment positive.

🪙 Commodities Corner – Gold, Silver, Crude Oil

Gold

24K gold: about ₹1,25,685 per 10 gram in India, slightly down from yesterday.

After a huge multi-month rally, gold is now moving in a tight range. Traders are watching US rate-cut expectations and rupee weakness very closely.

Silver

Silver: around ₹1,62,721 per kg, up ₹4,000 from the previous close.

Silver has clearly outperformed in the last few weeks, with November gains above 13% on a kilo basis.

🛢️Crude Oil

Brent crude benchmarks are around $63.26per barrel, with MCX crude oil futures moving in line with global cues and spot demand.

For Indian investors, lower crude is supportive for inflation and for sectors like paints, chemicals and aviation.

💱 Currency Check – USD/INR

The rupee closed near ₹89.30 per USD, slipping about 8 paise versus the previous day, still among Asia’s weakest currencies this year.

📌 Investment View – Short Term vs Long Term (Not a Recommendation)

Short-Term Traders (few days to a few weeks)

Focus on large financials, quality NBFCs and select IT names that are showing momentum plus strong derivatives support.

Use Nifty support around 26,000 and Bank Nifty support around 59,000 as reference levels. A sustained break below may call for lighter positions.

Long-Term Investors (multi-year)

Staggered SIP-style entries into broad Nifty 50 / Sensex index funds still make sense, especially on any 3–5% correction from highs.

Thematic exposure can be considered in manufacturing, capital goods, and financialisation of savings, but always align with risk profile and asset allocation.

Please treat the above as market commentary only, not buy/sell advice.

⭐ Stock of the Day – Bajaj Finance (For Study Purpose Only)

With strong participation from FIIs/DIIs and continued optimism around credit growth, Bajaj Finance stayed among the key gainers today.

Positive: robust retail franchise, strong earnings visibility, and leadership in consumer lending. Risk: valuations remain rich; any negative news on asset quality or regulations can trigger sharp corrections.

On your website, you can label this section clearly as “Stock in Focus (Not a Recommendation)” to stay aligned with SEBI spirit.