Indian Markets Post Market Report-Dec 9,2025

Indian Markets Post Market Report – 09 December 2025- Market slips again as traders brace for the Fed decision.

📰 Market Overview – Cautious Mood Ahead of Fed & US–India Trade Talks

Indian equities extended their losing streak for the second straight session on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, as traders stayed cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy decision and ongoing US–India trade negotiations.

Weak global cues and persistent FII selling kept sentiment fragile even though broader markets recovered from the day’s lows.

At the close:

Nifty 50: 25,839.65 (▼ 120.90, -0.47%)

Sensex: 84,666.28 (▼ 436.41, -0.51%)

Nifty Bank: 59,222.35 (▼ 16.20, -0.03%)

The fall was led mainly by IT, auto and pharma, while PSU banks, consumer durables and realty helped the market recover part of the intraday damage.

📊 Closing Levels – Key Indices

Nifty 50: 25,839.65

Sensex: 84,666.28

Nifty Bank: 59,222.35

Broader indices:

Nifty Midcap 100: 59,676.20 (▲ 0.32%)

Nifty Smallcap 100: 17,245.80 (▲ 1.14%) – outperformed strongly, led by names like Kaynes Technology, PG Electroplast and Delhivery.

So even though frontline indices were weak, the broader market actually saw more advances than declines, a sign that selective buying is still active.

🏆 Top 5 Nifty 50 Gainers & Losers

✅Top 5 Gainers – Nifty 50

1.Eternal Ltd – ▲ ~2.3%

2.Titan Company – ▲ ~1.9%

3.Adani Enterprises – ▲ ~1.31%

4.Adani port – ▲ ~1.13%

5.Shriram Finance – ▲ ~1.49%

These stocks benefitted from domestic consumption, aviation recovery and steady financials, and acted as key supports on an otherwise weak day.

❌Top 5 Losers – Nifty 50

1.Asian Paints – ▼ ~4.52%

2.Tech Mahindra – ▼ ~1.9%

3.HCL Technologies – ▼ ~1.84%

4.Tata Steel– ▼ ~1.71%

5.Dr. Reddy’s Lab – ▼ ~1.60%

Pressure in IT came from global growth worries and pre-Fed caution, while paint and metals faced demand and margin concerns as crude and commodity volatility continues.

🧭 Sector Performance – IT Drags, PSU Banks & Realty Shine

Weak sectors:

Nifty IT – biggest loser (around -1.2%)

Nifty Auto – about -0.7%

Nifty Pharma – around -0.5%

Nifty Metal – about -0.3%

Nifty Oil & Gas – mildly negative

Outperforming sectors:

Nifty Consumer Durables – ▲ ~1.3%

Nifty PSU Bank – ▲ ~1.3%

Nifty Realty – ▲ ~1.0%

Nifty Media – ▲ ~0.7%

This tells you that the market is rotating towards domestic, rate-sensitive and value pockets like PSU banks and realty, while global-linked sectors such as IT and metals remain under pressure.

🧨 Support & Resistance – Nifty 50, Bank Nifty & Sensex

🔹Nifty 50

Support: 25,900 – 25,700 zone (also a key gap and 50-day EMA area)

Resistance: 26,100 – 26,200 A sustained break below 25,700 could invite another leg of profit-booking; reclaiming and holding above 26,200 would be the first sign of strength.

🔹Bank Nifty

Support: 59,000 – 58,800 (near recent swing lows)

Resistance: 59,500 – 59,800; above that, 60,100–60,400 opens up.

🔹Sensex

Traders are broadly watching the 84,000–84,200 support zone and the psychological 85,500–86,000 zone on the resistance, aligned with Nifty levels.

🌍 Macro & Major Events – What Drove the Mood Today?

The weakness is not just local; it’s tied to global and policy cues:

US–India trade negotiations: Markets are nervous about tariff noise, especially comments about possible duties on Indian rice exports, which hit related stocks during the day.

US Fed meeting: Street is already expecting a 25 bps rate cut, but the worry is about the forward guidance for 2026, which will affect global risk appetite and flows into EMs like India.

FII outflows: Reuters and local data highlight that FIIs have sold heavily in early December, with net outflows crossing $1.3 billion in the first few sessions of the month.

This combination of trade uncertainty, Fed risk and foreign selling is the main reason the indices are unable to sustain at record highs despite solid domestic fundamentals.

😬 India VIX – Volatility Gauge

India VIX closed around 10.95, down about 1.5% for the day.

Even though the index has corrected, VIX remains at relatively low levels, which suggests no panic, but also means traders should be careful – a sudden spike from these low zones can amplify intraday swings.

💰 FII & DII Flows – Still a Tug of War

FIIs: Net sellers in cash markets ~₹3,760.08 Crores

DIIs: Net Buyers in cash markets ~₹6,224.89 Crores

🏦 SEBI Corner – Latest Regulatory Highlights for Investor

SEBI has launched a Past Risk and Return Verification Agency (PaRRVA) to independently verify performance claims and curb mis-selling and misleading “finfluencer” returns. The regulator also continues to crack down on unregistered influencers and has passed strong orders against some, asking them to return hundreds of crores to investors.

This adds educational value and shows your readers you are SEBI-aware and responsible.

🪙 Commodities & Currency – Gold, Silver, Crude & Rupee

🟡 Gold (MCX & Retail)

Gold futures were trading around ₹1,29,950per10g.

⚪Silver

Silver prices in the spot/retail market climbed to around ₹1,83,713 per kg

CroresCrude Oil (Brent)

Brent crude slipped marginally, trading close to $62–63 per barrel, as the market balanced Ukraine peace-talk headlines, ample supply and the upcoming Fed decision.

💱Currency – USD/INR

The rupee inched up slightly to around ₹89.88–89.98 per US dollar, from the previous close near ₹90.07, as exporters sold dollars and traders stayed nimble before the Fed outcome.

📌 IPO & Primary Market Updates

The primary market remains active even as secondary markets consolidate:

Adani Enterprises Rights Issue: A massive ₹25,000 crore rights issue is said to be around 82–83% subscribed as of this afternoon, a day before closure, showing strong interest from existing shareholders.

Steamhouse India IPO: Community boiler systems player Steamhouse India Ltd has filed an Updated Draft Red Herring Prospectus (UDRHP) with SEBI for an IPO worth around ₹425 crore.

SEBI’s latest Monthly Bulletin for November 2025 highlights record IPO fundraising (over ₹41,000 crore in October), strong mutual fund AUM and rising demat accounts, indicating that long-term investor participation remains robust despite near-term volatility.

A short paragraph on this keeps your readers updated on listing pipeline & capital-raising trends.

⭐ Stock of the Day – Titan Company (For Watchlist, Not a Tip)

Among the large caps, Titan Company stood out with gains of nearly 2%, making it one of the top Nifty performers today.

Why it attracted attention:

It is a key consumption and discretionary play, often seen as a proxy for urban spending power and jewellery demand. In a market under pressure from global themes, investors rotated into high-quality domestic franchises with strong balance sheets and brand strength.

🧠 Investment View – Short Term vs Long Term

🧭 Short-term traders:

Markets are in a consolidation / corrective phase below all-time highs. Key levels to monitor are Nifty 25,900–25,700 and Bank Nifty 59,000–58,800. A break below these could bring faster corrections, especially if the Fed or US–India trade headlines disappoint.

🕰️ Long-term investors:

Despite short-term volatility and FII selling, domestic flows, strong macro data and healthy corporate earnings still support the long-term India story. SIPs and systematic allocation into diversified equity or index funds remain sensible for 5–10 year horizons, rather than timing every correction.