Indian Markets Post Market Report Today (10.12.2025): Nifty 50, Bank Nifty & Sensex Close Lower Amid Fed Jitters & Weak Rupe
Indian Markets Post Market Report – Market Summary
The markets slipped again today, stretching the losing streak to three sessions. Nothing dramatic happened through the day, but the mood stayed heavy from the moment the market opened.
A weak rupee, steady foreign selling, and the anticipation of the US Federal Reserve’s policy announcement kept traders from taking risk. By the time the closing bell rang, most frontline indices had given up whatever small gains they attempted in the first half.
🏦 Closing Levels – Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Sensex
Nifty 50: 25,758 (down 81.65 pts, -0.31%)
Sensex: 84,391.27 (down 275.01 pts, -0.32%)
Bank Nifty: 58,960.40 (down 261.95pts, -0.44%)
Nifty made a brief attempt to reclaim the 25,900 region but couldn’t hold. Selling pressure at higher levels pushed it back toward the day’s low near 25,734. Bank Nifty stayed weak throughout, slipping under 59,000 for the first time in a couple of weeks.
🏆Top 5 Gainers & Losers
📈 Top 5 Gainers (Nifty 50)
Even on a dull day, a few names managed to hold the market together:
1.Eicher Motors – jumped a little 1.48%,
2.Hindalco – up around 1.09%, helped by steadier global metal cues.
3.HDFC Life – gained 1.07%%, as insurance stocks continue to see quiet accumulation.
4.Tata Steel – up 0.97% on stronger sentiment in the metals space.
5.Sun Pharma – added around 0.53% as defensive buying picked up in pharma.
These stocks stood out simply because the rest of the market couldn’t find any strong footing.
📉 Top 5 Losers (Nifty 50)
Pressure was more visible in names sensitive to news flow and consumption trends:
1.InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) – fell 3.26% after the government directed the airline to cut some flights.
2.Eternal – down 2.90%.
3.Trent – slipped nearly1.64% as retail names cooled off.
4.Adani Enterprises – lost around1.50%.
5.JSW Steel – closed about1.12% lower.
Midcaps and smallcaps had an even softer day, with sharp drops in names like Dixon, Paytm, MCX, BSE, and Kaynes.
🏭 Sector Performance
The sectoral picture wasn’t great:
Banks & Financials: stayed under pressure, with Bank Nifty dragging the most.
IT: no major selling but no strength either; steady profit-booking continued.
Mid & Smallcaps: once again underperformed, showing that broader-market traders are turning cautious.
Metals & Pharma: were the only pockets showing some stability.
It was one of those days where the market didn’t collapse but couldn’t find momentum either.
🔍 Support & Resistance Levels
These approximate zones help understand the market’s current shape:
🟢 Nifty 50
Support: 25,700 first, then 25,500–25,550
Resistance: 25,900–26,000 on the upside
Until Nifty moves clearly out of this band, action may remain choppy.
🟣 Bank Nifty
Support: 58,600–58,700
Resistance: 59,500–59,800
Bank Nifty’s weakness continues to be a concern since it often dictates the broader market’s momentum.
🔵 SENSEX
Support: 84,200 → 84,000 → 83,600
Resistance: 85,100 → 85,500 → 86,000
A big round-number barrier—market often hesitates here.
⚙️ VIX – Volatility Check
India VIX stayed near 10.9–11, which is still very low for this kind of global backdrop.
Low VIX makes the market look calm on the surface, but everyone knows volatility can reappear quickly the moment a macro trigger hits.
🚀 IPO Updates
The IPO market had far more excitement than the secondary market today:
Meesho made a strong debut with a 46% listing premium, instantly becoming the talking point of the day.
Corona Remedies continued to draw attention with heavy oversubscription — over 130x at last count.
Nephrocare Health opened for subscription with steady early responses.
Recently listed names in the SME space also stayed active, reflecting ongoing investor interest.
Even in a dull equity market, IPOs continue to attract strong appetite.
🪙 Commodity Market Update
🪙 Gold
Gold is around ₹1,29,899 per 10 gram. The metal remained range-bound, waiting for cues from the US Federal Reserve later tonight.
🥈Silver
Silver extended its strong momentum, trading close to ₹1,89,576 lakh per kg after global prices pushed higher.
🛢Crude Oil
Brent crude around $61.96 per barrel, slightly low. Still, the overall global narrative is weak on the demand front.
Crude oil : $58.32
💱 Currency Market – USD/INR
The rupee closed near ₹89.98, marking yet another day of pressure. Persistent FII outflows and high crude prices kept USD/INR near the weaker end of the range.
If the rupee stays below 90 for longer, it may create fresh challenges for companies dependent on imported inputs.
💸 FII & DII Activity
FIIs net sellers ₹1,651.06 Crores continue to sell, influenced by global uncertainty.
DIIs net buyers ₹3,752.31 Crores continue to buy, countering some of the pressure and stabilising the market.
This push-pull has been a defining feature of the Indian market for months now.
⭐ Stock of the Day – Eicher Motors
(This is not a recommendation — only an observational highlight.)
Eicher Motors stood out again by hitting a fresh high on a weak day. The stock has been in a clean uptrend for weeks, and today’s move reinforced the strength of its underlying demand story.
📜 SEBI Updates – What Matters Now
Two regulatory developments continued to draw attention:
Future Equivalent OI (FutEq OI) SEBI’s shift to a delta-based OI calculation has changed how traders view exposure, especially in stocks close to F&O ban limits.
Rules on investor education & live market data SEBI has tightened norms around using real-time market data in educational content and is running stricter checks on finfluencers. The idea is simple: prevent misleading performance claims and protect retail traders.
🧭 Short-Term & Long-Term View
Short-Term Outlook
The near-term trend is still slightly weak. Nifty is slipping toward a key support zone around 25,700–25,600, and until global cues ease, rallies may struggle.
Long-Term Outlook
Nothing in the long-term story has changed. India’s macro picture remains solid, and structured investing (especially SIPs or steady accumulation) continues to make sense for long-horizon investors.
👉Further reading 👇
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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This report is solely for information and educational purposes. It is not investment or trading advice, nor a SEBI-registered research report. All levels and data points reflect publicly available information as of 10 December 2025. Trading and investing involve risk, including potential loss of capital. Please consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before making decisions based on market information.