Indian Markets Pre Market Report-December 12, 2025 for Nifty 50, Bank Nifty and Sensex.

The bulls went home happy yesterday. After three nervous sessions, Indian equities bounced back smartly on Thursday, riding on a friendly US Fed, softer global yields and broad-based buying across autos, metals and financials. As we step into Friday’s trade, the mood is better, but not euphoric. Global markets are steady, GIFT Nifty is hinting at a mildly positive start, and traders are trying to judge whether yesterday’s move was the beginning of a fresh leg up or just a relief rally. Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today your morning insight before the market move.

Global Cues & GIFT Nifty Morning Signal

Overnight, Wall Street ended mixed but constructive. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 finished at record closing highs, while the Nasdaq slipped a bit as some heavyweight tech names cooled off. Lower US Treasury yields and a softer dollar continued to reflect the market’s approval of the Fed’s latest 25 bps rate cut, its third this year, and the broader belief that policy is now clearly in “support growth, don’t shock the system” mode.

In the early hours today, Asian markets are trading with a mild positive bias, taking comfort from the Fed’s stance and firm US benchmarks.

On the domestic side, GIFT Nifty futures are hovering around 26,120–26,140 in the early morning tick data, almost flat to slightly above yesterday’s Nifty 50 close of 25,898.55. That points to a quiet to mildly positive open for Indian markets rather than a gap-up or panic start.

For traders reading this Indian Markets Pre Market Report, the takeaway is simple: global winds are supportive, but not strong enough to guarantee a one-way rally. Today will still be data- and flow-driven.

Recap of Yesterday – Snapping the 3-Day Losing Streak

On 11 December 2025, the market finally broke its short losing spell:

Nifty 50 closed at 25,898.55, up 140.55 points (0.55%)
Sensex settled at 84,818.13, up 426.86 points (0.51%)
Bank Nifty ended around 59,209.85, gaining roughly 0.4%

Autos, metals and financials led the bounce, helped by the Fed’s cut and softer dollar. India VIX cooled further, signalling that traders were happy to add risk after three cautious sessions.

In short: yesterday’s tape was a clean “risk-on” session, driven more by global cues than local news.

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Indian Markets Pre Market Report – Key Levels for Nifty 50, Bank Nifty & Sensex

Even in a bullish mood, levels matter. Here’s the current map for intraday traders.

Nifty 50

Close: 25,898.55
Immediate support: 25,700–25,750
Stronger support: 25,500–25,550 – if this zone breaks, the short-term uptrend weakens
Immediate resistance: 26,000–26,050
Higher resistance band: Around 26,200

A flat-to-slightly-positive GIFT Nifty tells us Nifty 50 may once again open inside this range and then take direction from flows and global moves.

Bank Nifty

Close: ~59,209.85
Support: 58,600–58,800
Resistance: 59,700–60,000

Bank Nifty still hasn’t delivered a runaway breakout; it’s more of a slow grind. A clean push above 60,000 with volume would be the first sign of a fresh leg higher in financials.

Sensex

Close: 84,818.13
Support: 84,000–84,200
Resistance: 85,300–85,500

For positional traders, these zones define where to watch for dips being bought or rallies being sold.

Support & Resistance – Market Structure in Focus

From a technical point of view, yesterday’s move looked like a bounce from support, not yet a “breakout.” Nifty defended the 25,700 area and moved back towards 25,900. If today’s session can maintain closes above 25,800 and test 26,000 again, the short-term narrative turns clearly constructive.

Until then, the Indian market is still in a broad range, with 25,500 on the downside and 26,200 on the upside acting as the key boundaries for the near term.

FII & DII Data – Who Bought and Who Sold?

Fresh FII–DII data for 11 December 2025 shows a familiar tug-of-war:

FIIs: Net sellers of about ₹2,020.94 crore in equities
DIIs: Net buyers of around ₹3,796.07 crore

So the headline is clear: foreign money is still cautious, but domestic institutions are cushioning the selloff. For this Indian Markets Pre Market Report, that means:

Short term: rallies may be tempered as long as FIIs keep selling
Medium term: strong domestic flows continue to provide a floor to major corrections

Open Interest, Put–Call Ratio & India VIX

Derivatives data continues to show more confidence than fear:

Nifty December futures closed with a premium of about 115 points over spot, signalling bullish positioning.
Call writers are active around 26,000–26,200, while put writers are defending 25,700–25,600 – exactly the levels we are watching on the charts.
India VIX sits near 10.4, with intraday ranges between roughly 10.3 and 11.2 – extremely low by historical standards.

Low VIX + positive futures premium usually means the market is quietly optimistic. But low volatility can flip quickly if some sharp macro news hits, so traders should not confuse calm with safety.

India–US Trade Talk – Macro Backdrop for the Day

While no major fresh headline broke overnight on the India vs US trade deal, the topic remains in the background. Markets are watching for any sign of progress on tariff issues, technology access and agricultural trade. A friendly tone here would support export-linked sectors and reinforce the broader “India as a dependable partner” narrative.

For now, this is more of a slow-moving macro theme than a day-to-day trading trigger, but it’s worth keeping on the radar.

IPO & Primary Market Updates

The primary market continues to stay active:

A mix of mainboard and SME IPOs is lined up, but appetite has turned more selective as valuations climbed in recent months.
After a strong response to large issues and several SME listings, investors are now differentiating sharply between quality businesses and story-heavy, fundamentals-light offers.

For readers of this Indian Markets Pre Market Report Today, the simple rule is: treat IPOs as stock-specific opportunities, not as guaranteed listing-gain machines. Check debt levels, cash flow and management track record rather than applying blindly.

Commodity Market – Gold, Silver & Crude Oil Latest Levels

Gold & Silver

Domestic bullion prices continue to reflect the softer dollar and the Fed’s easy tone:

Gold price today (India, 24K): about ₹1,32,549 per 10gram
Silver price today: roughly ₹1,99,182 per gram

Both gold and silver remain near the higher end of their recent trading ranges. For short-term traders, that means the risk-reward for chasing fresh longs is tricky; for long-term investors, staggered buying on dips still makes more sense.

Crude Oil

Global crude oil price today is around $58 per barrel, with Brent and WTI hovering near four-year lows amid abundant supply and modest demand.

Cheap oil is broadly positive for India’s macro — it helps the current account and keeps inflation expectations in check — but oil marketing stocks can remain volatile as margins shift.

Currency Corner – USD/INR Today Morning

The rupee is still on the weaker side. USD/INR futures on the NSE are trading near ₹90.37 for the December contract, close to yesterday’s levels.

A strong dollar in the months gone by plus local factors have kept the pair elevated. After the Fed cut, the upside momentum in the dollar has cooled a bit, but we haven’t seen a decisive reversal yet. Export-oriented IT and pharma may continue to benefit from the softer rupee, while import-heavy sectors have to live with higher input costs.

Investment View – Short Term vs Long Term

Short-Term Trading View

For the next few sessions:

As long as Nifty holds above 25,700, dips are likely to attract buying.
A breakout above 26,000–26,050 with volume could extend the rally towards 26,200 and beyond.
Watch India VIX – any sudden spike from 10–11 towards 13–14 will be an early warning that volatility is returning.

For intraday traders, this Indian Markets Pre Market Report suggests a “buy on dips within support, book profits near resistance” approach rather than chasing gaps.

Long-Term Investing View

Nothing in the last 24 hours has altered the bigger story:

India’s growth, demographics, domestic savings and reform track still make it one of the more attractive equity destinations among large economies.
FIIs may be choppy month-to-month, but DII flows and retail SIPs continue to show strong participation.
For long-term investors, staggered buying into diversified equity mutual funds or strong large caps on corrections remains a sensible approach.

Indian Markets Pre Market Report-Dec12,2025