Indian Markets Post Market report highlighting top gainers and losers

Indian Markets Post Market Report-Dec1, 2025

📘Indian Markets Post Market Report — Monday, 01 December 2025- A calm finish after a choppy start, as traders stayed cautious ahead of the RBI policy.

🧭 Market Summary: A Quiet Close Near Record Highs

Today Indian Market post Market Report says equities ended the first trading day of December on a rather muted note.

The benchmarks spent most of the session drifting sideways after touching fresh highs early in the morning, only to cool off as the day progressed.

Nifty 50: 26,175.75 (-27.20 pts, -0.10%)

Sensex: 85,641.90 (-64.77 pts, -0.08%)

Bank Nifty: 59,681.35 (-71.35 pts, -0.12%)

What stands out is how calm the market feels even after scaling new peaks. The mood wasn’t bearish — more like traders stepping back and saying, “Let’s wait for RBI before chasing anything higher.”

The intraday highlight:

Bank Nifty briefly crossed 60,114, its fresh all-time high, before slipping in the last hour.

🚀 Top 5 Gainers of the Day

A handful of stocks managed to shine despite the dull headline numbers:

1. Kotak Mahindra Bank ~ +1.09%

2. Tata Motors (PV Division)~ +1.96%

3. Bharat Elec ~ +1.34%

4. Maruthi Suzuki ~ +1.24%

5. HCL Tech ~+1.15%

These names carried the day’s positive vibe, especially in autos and logistics.

🔻 Top 5 Losers of the Day

Pressure emerged mainly in defensives and high-valuation names:

1. InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) ~-1.82%

Among the weakest performers.

The weakness in the rupee (hovering near ₹89.75) keeps fuel-cost anxiety alive.

2. Bajaj Finance~ -1.56%

Faced selling as traders trimmed exposure in richly-valued NBFCs.

3. Max Healthcare~ -3.22%

Healthcare as a pack underperformed — this one saw some profit-booking.

4. Sun Pharma~ -1.32%

Followed the broader pharma softness.

5. Trent / Tata Consumer~ -0.81%

Consumption stocks struggled as money flowed into autos, banks and metals.

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Sector Snapshot: Rotation in Full View

The sector performance today told a much clearer story than the indices:

Sectors that ended higher:

Auto (+0.7% to +0.8%) Thanks to upbeat November numbers.

Metals (+0.5–0.6%) Firm global prices kept sentiment buoyant.

IT & PSU Banks (modest gains) IT remained steady; PSU banks continued their recent momentum.

Sectors under pressure:

Realty (around –1%) Took a breather after a sharp November rally.

Healthcare & Pharma (-0.5% to -1%) Sectoral rotation kept buyers away.

Consumer Durables Mild profit-taking after a strong run.

The breadth was slightly negative — more stocks fell than rose.

📉 India VIX — Still Calm

The India VIX ended around 11.62, practically unchanged.

Volatility sitting this low, with Nifty at historic highs, often signals one thing: complacency.

Any unexpected trigger — RBI, global data, US markets — can jolt traders out of this comfort zone.

🌍 Major Events & Market Impact

A few major developments shaped the market tone today:

1. GDP Surprise Continues to Cheer Bulls

India’s recent GDP print came in stronger than estimates.

Analysts are now openly talking about 7–7.5% growth for FY26, which supports premium valuations.

Impact:

Strong growth reduces the probability of a near-term rate cut from RBI.

2. RBI Monetary Policy (Dec 3–5)

Earlier, the market was pricing in a possible 25 bps cut.

Those expectations faded after the GDP numbers and the rupee’s weakness. Banks remained choppy through the session.

3. Rupee Hits a New Low

The rupee hovered near ₹89.75 per USD, its weakest level ever.

Impact:

Aviation & chemical importers: negative IT & export-led businesses: marginally supportive

4. Global Cues

US indices remain near highs, and global risk appetite is healthy.

But upcoming US economic data could be a bigger driver for the week.

🧩 Technical Picture – Support & Resistance Levels

Nifty 50

Resistance: 26,300–26,330 A breakout above this zone could push Nifty to 26,500+.

Support: 26,090–26,060 Deeper support: 20-DEMA near 25,950

The index is consolidating near record levels — a healthy sign.

Bank Nifty

Resistance: 60,000–60,100 Crossing and sustaining above 60,100 may trigger a rally towards 60,600.

Support: 59,300–59,200 Broader trend stays positive above 58,500

The index is in a typical post-breakout retest phase.

📊 SENSEX – Key Levels 

Immediate Resistance: 85,900 – 86,050. This zone capped the index intraday. Sellers were active each time SENSEX moved above 85,900. A breakout above 86,050 could trigger quick upside momentum.

Immediate Support:85,400 – 85,250

The first dependable cushion. Buyers have consistently stepped in around this band during intraday dips.84,900 – 84,700 (Near-Term Strong Support)

This overlaps with the short-term moving averages. Break below this zone may bring mild short-term weakness.

💼 FII–DII Flow Trend

The latest fully published cash-market numbers (as of 28 November 2025) show:

FIIs: Net sellers ~₹3,796 crore DIIs: Net buyers ~₹4,148 crore

This continues a multi-week pattern:

Domestic institutional flows and retail SIP money are comfortably absorbing foreign selling.

For today (01 Dec), provisional indications also point toward DII support continuing.

FIIs: Net sellers ~₹1,171.31crore

DIIs: Net buyers ~₹2,558.93 crore

📢 IPO Corner – Busy Week Ahead

The primary market saw plenty of activity:

Clear Secured hi Services IPO (NSE SME)

Opens: 1 Dec Closes: 3 Dec Price Band: ₹125–₹132 Listing: 8 Dec (tentative)

Vidya Wires IPO

Opens: 3–5 Dec Price Band: ₹48–₹52 A manufacturing-linked play riding India’s electrification cycle.

Mother Nutri Foods IPO

SME issue, subscription ended last week. Allotment: Expected today. Listing: 3 Dec. GMP indicates a flat listing.

K K Silk Mills IPO

SME textile company. Allotment lined up for 1 Dec; listing scheduled for 3 Dec.

Overall sentiment:

SME space remains vibrant; mainboard investors are watching Vidya Wires closely.

🪙 Commodities – Gold, Silver, Crude

🪙 Gold

Gold is trading around ₹1,28,175 per 10g, close to its recent highs. 

🥈Silver

Silver is around ₹1,74,850 /kg, and global silver has even hit fresh records as supply tightness meets green-energy demand. 

🛢️Crude Oil

WTI Dec futures around $59.44/bbl

Brent crude: $63.26/bbl

💱 Currency – Rupee Under Pressure

USDINR futures for Dec are trading near ₹89.6 per USD, and INR–USD spot is effectively mirroring that zone. 

📈 Short-Term & Long-Term View (Non-Recommendation)

Short-Term Themes

Banking: Dips near support levels look attractive for short-term traders.

Auto: Demand data remains strong; the trend favours selective buying.

Metals: Benefiting from supportive global prices.

Long-Term Themes (12–36 months)

Logistics & Ports Private Banks and PSU banks Autos & EV ecosystem Export-oriented engineering & IT Power & infrastructure

The bigger story continues to be: India’s structural growth stays intact.

⭐ Stock of the Day — Adani Ports & SEZ

One name clearly stood out:

Hit a fresh 52-week high Strong Q2 earnings (+29% YoY profit growth) Beneficiary of rising trade volumes, manufacturing activity, and India’s logistics push December seasonality often works in its favour

The chart has been in a clean uptrend, and today’s move only reinforced that strength.

“A strong breakout stock backed by robust numbers and sectoral momentum.”


Further reading 👇

INDIAN MARKETS MONTHLY VIEW-Dec 2025

Indian Markets Pre-Market Report–Dec1, 2025

INDIAN MARKETS WEEKLY VIEW-DEC 01-05, 2025

Stock Market 101 — Lesson 6

Q2 FY26 Results: BSE, Baj fn, EICHER, NH, GLENMARK

FY26 Q2: Maruti, Max, Adani, KPIT & Waaree Results | kartalks

Strong, Fit & Real: A Practical Fitness Guide for Busy People

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⚠️Disclaimer:

This report is prepared solely for informational and educational purposes.

Nothing here should be treated as investment or trading advice.

Market levels, IPO details, and data points are based on publicly available information as of 01 December 2025 and may be updated or revised by exchanges or issuers.

Please consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making any investment decisions.


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