Indian stock market today: Sensex rallies 1,022 pts, Nifty tops 26,200. Closing bell analysis with gainers, losers, FII/DII flows & sector highlights.
🔹 Indian Market Summary
Indian equities staged a sharp rebound on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, snapping a three-day losing streak. The Sensex closed at 85,609 (+1.2%), while the Nifty 50 settled at 26,205 (+1.24%), both near record highs3. The rally was fueled by positive global cues, strong domestic institutional flows, and sectoral rotation into metals, PSU banks, and power stocks. Telecom and select FMCG counters lagged, but overall sentiment remained bullish, with investors betting on policy stability and easing inflation trends.
Benchmark Index Moves
| Index | Closing | % Change |
|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 26,205 | +1.24% |
| Sensex | 85,609 | +1.20% |
| Bank Nifty | 59,200 | +1.19% |
| Nifty Midcap 100 | — | +1.3% |
| Nifty Smallcap 100 | — | +1.2% |
🔹 Top Gainers/Losers (Nifty 50 – November 26, 2025)
🌍 Global Markets Summary
Global equities maintained a risk‑on tone today:
- US Markets: The Dow Jones gained 1.4% and the Nasdaq rose 0.7%, supported by optimism around a potential US Fed rate cut.
- Asia: The Nikkei surged 1.9% while the Hang Seng added 0.3%, reflecting strength in technology and financials.
- Europe: Major indices including the DAX, CAC, and FTSE closed higher, mirroring global bullish sentiment.
Year Highs & Lows / Delivery-Volume Movers
- 52‑Week Highs: JSW Steel, Tata Power, CDSL continued their upward momentum, hitting fresh highs on strong sectoral demand.
- 52‑Week Lows: Select telecom counters, including Bharti Airtel, slipped to near‑term lows amid sectoral pressure.
- Delivery Volume Movers: Heavy delivery volumes were seen in Reliance Power, MCX, and GMDC, indicating accumulation patterns by institutional investors. These counters showed strong participation, suggesting confidence in commodity‑linked and energy plays.
🔹 Top Multibagger Stocks (6M / 1Y)
- Tata Power (Energy): +65% in 6M, driven by renewable expansion and infra push.
- JSW Steel (Metals): +58% in 1Y, supported by global steel demand recovery.
- CDSL (Financial Services): +72% in 1Y, benefitting from rising retail participation in capital markets.
- Reliance Power (Energy): +80% in 6M, reflecting strong momentum in power generation and restructuring.
🔹 Commodity Performance
- Gold (24K): ₹126,060 per 10g (+0.42% today, +12% in 6M)
- Silver: ₹1,69,000 per kg (+0.8% today, +15% in 6M)
Precious metals extended gains as global investors sought safe‑haven assets amid Fed rate cut speculation.
🔹 Latest News Highlights
- RBI expected to maintain policy stance amid easing inflation.
- Fed rate cut speculation lifted global equities and commodities.
- Crude oil remained steady near $62/bbl, supporting energy stocks.
- Strong subscription seen in ongoing SME IPOs, signaling robust retail participation.
- Metals rallied on dollar weakness, boosting JSW Steel and Tata Power.
🔹 Stocks & Sectors in News
- JSW Steel & Tata Power: Hit fresh highs as metals and energy stocks outperformed.
- Bajaj Finance & Bajaj Finserv: Financials gained on strong credit growth outlook.
- Bharti Airtel: Declined on sectoral pressure in telecom, dragging the index.
- MCX & GMDC: Heavy delivery volumes indicated accumulation in commodity-linked counters.
Sectoral Impact:
- Metals & Power: Strong buying momentum, sector rotation into cyclicals.
- Telecom: Weakness persisted, weighing on sentiment.
- Financials: Continued to attract inflows, stabilizing broader markets.
🔹 Key Topics / Upcoming Events
- Upcoming IPOs:
- Several SME listings in microfinance and engineering sectors are scheduled this week.
- A mid‑sized manufacturing IPO is opening for subscription tomorrow, with strong investor interest expected.
- RBI Policy Review: Focus on inflation moderation and liquidity management; outcome could set near‑term market tone.
- Union Budget 2026 Expectations: Infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors likely to see policy support.
- Sector Rotation: Metals, PSU banks, and power stocks are emerging as near‑term leaders, while telecom and FMCG remain under pressure.
🔹 India VIX & FII/DII Data
- India VIX closed at 12.14 (-8.2%), signaling stability.
- FII activity: Net buyers ₹785 Cr.
- DII activity: Net buyers ₹3,912 Cr.
- Past 3 sessions show consistent DII support, offsetting FII volatility.
❓ FAQs ( Indian Stock Market Today
Q1. What were today’s Nifty and Sensex closing levels?
The Nifty 50 closed at 26,205 (+1.24%), while the Sensex ended at 85,609 (+1.2%).
Q2. Which sector performed best in the Indian stock market today?
Metals, PSU banks, and power stocks led the rally, showing strong sectoral rotation.
Q3. Who were the top gainers and losers in Nifty 50 today?
JSW Steel, HDFC Life, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, and Jio Financial gained the most, while Bharti Airtel, Asian Paints, BEL, Tech Mahindra, and Trent declined.
Q4. What are FIIs and DIIs doing in Indian markets currently?
FIIs were marginal buyers with inflows of ₹785 Cr, while DIIs supported strongly with ₹3,912 Cr.
Q5. How did global markets perform today?
The Dow Jones and Nasdaq closed higher, Nikkei surged, and European indices also ended in the green.
Q6. What is India VIX indicating about market sentiment?
India VIX fell by 8.2% to 12.14, signaling stability and reduced near‑term volatility.
Q7. Is it a good time to invest after today’s market rebound?
With volatility easing and sectoral strength in metals and financials, investors may adopt a cautious buy‑on‑dips strategy, but should consult financial advisors before investing.
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📝 Final Thoughts
The sharp rebound in Indian equities reflects renewed investor confidence, supported by global cues and domestic flows. With India VIX cooling, near‑term volatility looks contained. Key support for Nifty lies at 25,900–26,000, while resistance is seen near 26,300–26,400. Investors may adopt a buy‑on‑dips strategy in metals, power, and financials, while staying cautious on telecom.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This report is for educational and informational purposes only. The author is not a SEBI‑registered analyst. This does not constitute investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making investment decisions.
