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📊 Indian Market Overview
The Indian stock market closed the week on a strong note, marking the third straight week of gains, backed by positive domestic and global signals. Investor sentiment remained upbeat as markets continued to price in the possibility of interest rate cuts by both the RBI and the US Federal Reserve in December.
Going forward, markets will closely watch monthly sales data, India–US trade talks, global indices, gold & crude price movements, and upcoming macroeconomic indicators for trend direction.
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📊 Weekly Market Performance Overview
1: What is a stock?
In the week ending Friday, 28 November 2025:
| Index | Weekly Change | Closing Level |
|---|---|---|
| S&P BSE Sensex | ▲ 474.75 pts (0.56%) | 85,706.67 |
| Nifty 50 | ▲ 134.80 pts (0.52%) | 26,202.95 |
| BSE Mid-Cap | ▲ 1.19% | 47,211.40 |
| BSE Small-Cap | ▲ 0.08% | 52,053.71 |
📅 Daily Market Movement – Day-Wise Summary
Monday
Profit-booking ahead of US Fed policy outlook led to a soft start.
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Sensex: ▼ 331.21 pts (0.39%) → 84,900.71
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Nifty 50: ▼ 108.65 pts (0.42%) → 25,959.50
2-day fall: Sensex 0.85% | Nifty 0.89%
Tuesday
Market remained volatile amid monthly derivatives expiry. Rupee weakness & FII selling added pressure.
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Sensex: ▼ 313.70 pts (0.37%) → 84,587.01
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Nifty 50: ▼ 74.70 pts (0.29%) → 25,884.80
3-day fall: Sensex 1.22% | Nifty 1.17%
Wednesday
Sentiment improved sharply on rising hopes of a US Fed rate cut — markets rebounded strongly.
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Sensex: ▲ 1,022.50 pts (1.21%) → 85,609.51
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Nifty 50: ▲ 320.50 pts (1.24%) → 26,205.30
Thursday
Markets extended gains and even hit fresh all-time highs during early trade before cooling off.
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Sensex: ▲ 110.87 pts (0.13%) → 85,720.38
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Nifty 50: ▲ 10.25 pts (0.04%) → 26,215.55
Record Highs Touched:
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Nifty 50: 26,310.45
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Sensex: 86,055.86
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Bank Nifty: 59,866.60
Friday
Mild profit-booking ahead of Q2 GDP data trimmed gains; broader market stayed steady.
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Sensex: ▼ 13.71 pts (0.02%) → 85,706.67
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Nifty 50: ▼ 12.60 pts (0.05%) → 26,202.95
📌 Economy Update
The IMF expects India’s GDP to grow at 6.6% in FY 2025-26, supported by robust GST reforms and strong macro stability.
Key highlights:
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Real GDP growth: 7.8% in Q1 2025
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Previous FY growth: 6.5% in 2024-25
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Long-term growth depends on structural reforms
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Upgraded trajectory despite US tariff concerns
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Know more🌍 Global Market Highlights
| Country | Key Update |
|---|---|
| Japan | Headline inflation at 2.7%, core at 2.8%, above BoJ target, boosting rate-hike expectations |
| South Korea | Interest rate held at 2.5% for fourth meeting, concerns over currency & housing market |
| China | Industrial profits ▼ 5.5% YoY in Oct, YTD growth moderates to 1.9% |
| Australia | CPI ▲ 3.8% YoY, fastest since April, housing inflation ▲ 5.9% |
| US | Wholesale inflation ▲ 0.3% (Sept), annual at 2.7%; retail sales flat after inflation impact |
- Headline inflation in Japan’s capital eased to 2.7% in October from 2.8% the month before. Core inflation, which strips out prices of fresh food but includes energy prices, came in at 2.8%, slightly higher than the widely reported 2.7% figure. This was above the central bank’s 2% target, boosting the case for a near-term rate hike.
- The Bank of Korea kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% for a fourth consecutive policy meeting, amid a weakened local currency and overheated housing market.
- China’s industrial profits in October plunged 5.5% from a year earlier, government data showed Thursday. Profits for the first 10 months of the year rose 1.9% year-on-year, compared to the 3.2% rise in the January-to-September period.
- In Australia, the consumer price index rose 3.8% year-on-year in October, the fastest pace since adopting a new headline inflation measure in April, according to the official release. The largest contributor to the elevated inflation was the housing sector, which saw prices rise 5.9%.
- In the US, the September wholesale inflation rose by 0.3%, keeping the annual level at 2.7%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail sales rose 0.2% in September, but after factoring in the 0.3% increase in prices that month, spending was actually down 0.1%.
- The core producer price index (PPI) rose just 0.1% in September, which brought the annual rate to 2.6%, the lowest since July 2024. The consumer confidence declined sharply in November to a reading of 88.7, the lowest level since April.
📝 Summary – Market Outlook
With improving global sentiment, rate-cut expectations, and strong macro forecasts, Indian equities continue to show resilience. However, short-term volatility may persist ahead of:
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RBI & Fed policy decisions
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India–US trade negotiations
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Crude, gold & currency movements
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GDP + inflation data releases
Investors may remain cautiously optimistic in the coming sessions.
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Know moreFrequently Asked Questions
What is included in the weekly Indian stock market report?
The report covers Nifty & Sensex weekly performance, major financial news, top stocks in the spotlight, IPO updates, sector movements, and FII/DII activity.
Why is a weekly market report important for investors?
It helps traders and investors track market sentiment, understand sector rotation, and make informed decisions based on key events of the week.
Is the weekly report suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is written in a simple, easy-to-understand format, making it ideal for beginners and professionals.
How did FIIs and DIIs behave this week?
FIIs were net buyers earlier in the week but slowed toward the end. DIIs maintained steady inflows, supporting the market.
