Indian Stock Market Summary – November 6, 2025
Market Close: Nifty Fifty closed at twenty-five thousand five hundred nine, down eighty-eight points; Sensex fell one hundred forty-eight points to eighty-three thousand three hundred eleven; Bank Nifty declined two hundred seventy-three points to fifty-seven thousand five hundred fifty-four. Indian rupee ended at eighty-eight point six one per dollar, showing marginal strength but remaining near recent lows around eighty-eight point ninety. Overall sentiment remained cautious with broad-based weakness across sectors driven by continued foreign institutional investor selling and mixed corporate results. -
Top Performers: Asian Paints surged over five percent as the leading gainer, driven by rival executive resignation, MSCI index weightage increase bringing ninety-five million dollars of flows, and lower crude oil prices; Reliance Industries, Adani Ports, and Mahindra climbed between one to two percent. -
Top Losers: Power Grid Corporation fell two point two percent, Eternal dropped one percent, and Bharti Airtel lost nearly one percent, with broader selling in metals, autos, and IT stocks. Foreign institutional investors sold one thousand sixty-seven crore rupees of shares while domestic institutional investors purchased one thousand two hundred three crore rupees. -
Technical Levels: Nifty Fifty held above critical twenty-five thousand five hundred support but closed below its twenty-day exponential moving average; immediate resistance at twenty-five thousand seven hundred to twenty-five thousand eight hundred; Bank Nifty consolidated within fifty-seven thousand three hundred to fifty-eight thousand five hundred range. -
Sectors: All sectors ended in red with FMCG showing relative strength; IT, metals, autos, power, and banking indices fell between zero point five to one percent. -
Regulatory News: SEBI expanded IPO anchor book size to forty percent from thirty-three percent effective November thirtieth and is reviewing brokerage fee caps for mutual funds with public comments due by November seventeenth. - Commodities: Crude oil advanced fifteen rupees to five thousand three hundred twenty-six rupees per barrel; MCX gold climbed one hundred eighty-one rupees to one lakh twenty thousand seven hundred three rupees per ten grams; MCX silver surged three hundred sixty rupees to one lakh forty-seven thousand six hundred eighty-one rupees per kilogram. -
Geopolitical Context: Asian markets rallied with Hong Kong up one point eight two percent and Japan's Nikkei up one point four percent; US markets closed higher with Dow Jones advancing zero point four eight percent, supported by Federal Reserve rate cut signals. -
Tomorrow's Outlook: Nifty needs to sustain above twenty-five thousand six hundred to trigger short covering toward twenty-five thousand eight hundred fifty to twenty-six thousand; breakdown below twenty-five thousand four hundred fifty risks decline to twenty-five thousand one hundred thirty; Bank Nifty expected to consolidate with key resistance at fifty-eight thousand four hundred and support at fifty-seven thousand five hundred. -
Trading Tip: Quality large-caps showing strength like Asian Paints offer better buying opportunities at support levels rather than chasing higher prices; maintain strict stop-losses with Nifty twenty-five thousand four hundred as key technical level.