Today’s share market’s key developments include: S&P upgraded Reliance to A minus citing stronger cash flow. Indigo told DGCA it will restore stable operations by February 2026. Brookfield opened a major QIP, ITC Hotels saw large stake sale plans, and flows showed FIIs exiting while DIIs added.
10:50 AM IST
Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex climbs 300 points | Nifty crosses 26,050
The Sensex advanced about 300 points and the Nifty moved past 26,050 as the RBI MPC reduced the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%. Kaynes Tech shares slipped nearly 6 percent despite its governance clarification. PNB and AU Bank gained following the policy move. The RBI also lifted its real GDP growth projection to 7.3 percent, revising estimates for upcoming quarters while noting that overall risks remain evenly balanced.
9:20 AM IST
Stock Market LIVE Update | Sensex dips over 50 points | Nifty edges close to the 26,000 level
The Sensex slipped more than 50 points and the Nifty briefly moved towards the 26,000 mark. HDBank has submitted an application to issue bonds in overseas markets. British American Tobacco is set to divest ITC Hotels shares worth about Rs.2,948 crore through a block deal on 5 December. The NSE has updated price bands for 230 stocks from today, with 128 counters seeing limits raised to 20 percent, including Basilic Fly Studio, HT Media, Jubilant Agri and Iris Business Services.
Source: Bajaj Broking Research Desk.
GIFT NIFTY: Gift Nifty signals a flat opening for the Indian market. Nifty spot in today's session is likely to trade in the range of 25,800 -26,200.
INDIA VIX: 10.82 | -0.39 (3.52%) ↓ today
Treasury Yield:
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield ticked up 4.2 basis points to 4.10%.
Currency:
The dollar index was at 98.99 levels.
Commodities:
Gold held steady at $4,208.66 per ounce, while silver dropped 2.32% to $57.12.
Oil prices were up, with Brent climbing 0.94% to $63.26 and U.S. crude rising 1.22% to $59.67.
General Trends:
Asian markets slipped in early trade after a subdued Wall Street session pressured tech stocks and bonds, with investors now awaiting key U.S. inflation data due on Friday.
Market in the Previous Session:
Benchmark indices edged higher on December 4, reclaiming the 26,000 mark and snapping a four-session losing streak, even as volatility persisted ahead of the RBI policy announcement.
At the close, the Sensex rose 158.51 points (0.19%) to 85,265.32, while the Nifty gained 47.75 points (0.18%) to settle at 26,033.75.
Broader markets lagged, with both the Midcap and Small-cap indices ending largely unchanged.
Sectorally, IT outperformed with a strong 1.4% gain, whereas Media was the biggest drag, falling 1.45%. Realty, FMCG and Auto notched up marginal advances, while Energy and Infra slipped modestly.
Investor focus now shifts to the RBI MPC meeting today, where the street is watching for a possible 25-bps repo rate cut and any guidance on the policy outlook as well.
Nifty Short-Term Outlook:
The index formed a small bullish candle with a higher high and higher low, indicating consolidation with a positive bias.
Buying interest has returned near the lower end of the two-month rising channel over the last two sessions. Volatility may stay high today due to the RBI policy outcome.
The broader two-month trend is still positive within the rising channel. The recent 3–4 session pause can be used to accumulate quality stocks gradually, with the next upside target seen near 26,500.
Key support is placed at 25,900–25,700, supported by the November 12 bullish gap, the 50-day EMA, and the lower end of the rising channel.
Intraday Levels:
Nifty: Intraday resistance is at 26,100, followed by 26,230 levels. Conversely, downside support is located at 25,950, followed by 25,840.
Bank Nifty: Intraday resistance is positioned at 59,550, followed by 59,890, while downside support is found at 59,060, followed by 58,730.
Nifty:
Options data shows the highest Call OI at 27,000 and 26,500, while the highest Put OI remains at 26,000 with secondary support at 25,500.
In the previous session, put writers were active below 26,050, with the strongest additions at 26,000, reaffirming it as a key support zone.
Call writers unwound positions between 25,900–26,000 but added significantly at 26,000 and 26,500, suggesting a tight tug-of-war around the 26,000 strike.
With heavy positioning on both sides at this level, 26,000 becomes the day’s most critical reference point, while 26,100 acts as immediate resistance for synthetic futures.
Bank Nifty:
In Bank Nifty, the highest Call OI is parked at 60,000 and the highest Put OI at 59,500.
Both call and put writers shifted their base higher in the previous session—from 58,500 to 59,500—indicating that traders are now accepting a higher support zone.
Additional call writing at 60,000 establishes it as a strong near-term resistance, while 59,500 serves as the immediate support level.
It faces immediate resistance at 60,000, indicating a range-bound bias unless either side breaks decisively.
Performance Overview:
U.S. stocks ended almost flat on Thursday, moving sideways for most of the day as mixed economic data offered little direction. Investors remained cautious ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting.
Sector-specific indicator:
The Nasdaq gained 51.04 points, or 0.2%, to close at 23,505.14, while the S&P 500 added 7.40 points, or 0.1%, to finish at 6,857.12. In contrast, the Dow slipped 31.96 points, or 0.1%, ending at 47,850.94.
Economic indicator:
Renewed expectations of another Fed rate cut next week helped the major indices recover and outweigh Monday’s losses.
Friday’s data will include the PCE and core PCE indexes, with economists expecting a third straight 0.2% rise in core PCE—keeping annual inflation just under 3%, indicating steady but sticky price pressures.
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