Indian Stock Market Update: Nifty and Sensex Trends for November 25

India's benchmark stock indices, the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50, are anticipated to start trading on a flat note on November 25, 2025, despite an upward trend in global markets. The trends from the Global Indian Financial Technology (GIFTE) Nifty indicate a subdued opening, with trading expected around 25,983, reflecting a discount of approximately 13 points from the previous close of Nifty futures.

On the previous trading day, the Sensex fell by 331.21 points, or 0.39%, closing at 84,900.71, while the Nifty 50 finished down 108.65 points, or 0.42%, at 25,959.50.

Market Predictions and Analysis

Experts suggest that the Nifty 50 has formed a significant bearish candle on its daily chart, signalling potential weakness ahead. Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research at Kotak Securities, indicated that for day traders, the level of 85,000 on the Sensex will be crucial. "As long as the Sensex remains below this level, negative sentiment is likely to persist, and the index may slip to 84,700 or 84,500. However, if it crosses above 85,000, a rebound towards 85,500 to 85,700 could occur," he explained.

In terms of derivatives, significant call writing has been observed at the 26,000 to 26,100 strikes, indicating supply pressure at higher levels. Conversely, notable put open interest has built up around the 25,800 to 25,900 range, suggesting strong demand and support near these lower levels.

Nagaraj Shetti, Senior Technical Research Analyst at HDFC Securities, noted, "The Nifty has reversed its short-term trend downwards. Further declines could see the index drop to the next support level of 25,700. Resistance is expected around 26,200 to 26,300."

Sector Performance

The Bank Nifty, which tracks the banking sector, also showed signs of weakness, dropping 32.35 points to close at 58,835.35. Immediate support for the Bank Nifty is identified near 58,580, and a sustained move below this could lead to further declines towards 58,000 or 57,800. On the upside, resistance remains at 59,440.

Key Gainers and Losers

In individual stock performances, Adani Enterprises has seen a decline of around 2.91%, contributing to the downward pressure on the Nifty 50. Other notable losers include Tata Motors and Infosys, while Bharat Electronics has emerged as a top gainer, rising by 1.58% following a joint venture agreement.

Conclusion

As the market approaches the monthly expiry for futures and options contracts, heightened volatility is expected. Investors are advised to remain cautious and monitor key support and resistance levels closely. The overall sentiment may continue to be influenced by external factors, including foreign fund flows and global market trends.