Nifty 50, Sensex today: What to expect from Indian stock market in trade on November 25 | Stock Market News
The Indian equity market is expected to begin the trading session with little movement on Tuesday, November 25, despite positive momentum abroad. Key indicators, such as futures of Nifty 50 and the overseas variant of the index, suggest a subdued opening. On Monday, the benchmark indices slipped—Sensex fell by 0.39% while Nifty 50 dropped 0.42%. Technical signals show a bearish tone: a large down-day candle and significant call writing near the 26,000–26,100 strikes reveal resistance, while put options accumulation around 25,800–25,900 indicate support near current levels. Analysts warn that unless Nifty surpasses 26,200–26,300, the risk of further downside remains, with the next support zone around 25,700. For the banking index, Bank Nifty, pressure remains unless a sustained breakout above the 59,200–59,300 area happens.
The Key points
- Futures for Nifty point to a quiet start with little upside momentum.
- Sensex and Nifty both closed lower Monday, reflecting weak sentiment.
- Sensex daily chart shows a bearish candle suggesting further downside risk.
- Call option writing at Nifty strikes of 26,000–26,100 signals resistance buildup.
- Put open-interest around 25,800–25,900 shows support is forming near lower band.
- Nifty’s crucial support lies near 25,700 with resistance at 26,200–26,300.
- For Bank Nifty, immediate support is around 58,580 and potential fall toward 57,700.
- Bank Nifty’s upside hurdle remains near 59,440 until breakout happens.
- Volatility expected due to impending monthly F&O expiry and market indecision.
- Traders advised to adopt level-based strategies rather than directional bets.
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