Indian Market Outlook – 3 November 2025

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Indian equities started the week on a steady note on 3 November 2025, with benchmark indices trading in a narrow range after October’s strong gains. The Sensex and Nifty 50 hovered near record highs, showing mild consolidation as investors awaited fresh global triggers. Buying was seen in PSU banks and select infrastructure names, while IT and private banks saw some profit-taking.

CategoryDetails
Market TrendLargely flat to positive; mild consolidation after October rally
Key DriversMixed global cues, ongoing earnings season, PSU bank strength
Market BreadthPositive bias; small and mid-caps outperformed
VolatilitySubdued; India VIX remained near 11 levels
Trading ToneRange-bound; investors cautious before global data releases

Key Indices and Statistics

Index / IndicatorClosing LevelChange (pts)Change (%)Notes
Sensex83,956.20+28.5+0.03%Flat session; holding above 83,900
Nifty 5025,747.10+11.2+0.04%Consolidation after October surge
Bank Nifty57,104.65+102.3+0.18%PSU banks led gains; private banks muted
BSE Mid-Cap+0.4%Continued outperformance
BSE Small-Cap+0.8%Buying interest visible in broader markets
India VIX10.88–1.2%Volatility stayed low
USD/INR88.02–0.05–0.06%Rupee steady against dollar
Brent Crude$63.21/bbl+0.19+0.30%Slight rebound from 5-month low
Gold₹125,890/10 g–0.22%Minor profit-taking after recent rally
FIIs (1 Nov)–₹562 crContinued light selling
DIIs (1 Nov)+₹2,074 crDomestic funds supported markets

Top Gainers and Losers (Nifty 50 Constituents)

CategoryStocksBrief Note
Top GainersBank of Baroda, Power Grid, NTPC, Shriram Finance, Coal IndiaPSU and power names rallied 1–3% on strong results and demand outlook
Top LosersInfosys, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Tech Mahindra, Tata MotorsIT and private banks slipped on profit-booking and cautious guidance
Strong SectorsPSU Banks, Power, Infrastructure, Oil & GasSector indices ended firm amid earnings optimism
Weak SectorsIT, Private BanksLimited downside; rotational profit-taking seen

Global Cues

RegionMarket TrendHighlights
AsiaMixedNikkei and Hang Seng rose modestly; Shanghai remained soft
EuropeFlatInvestors awaited eurozone inflation and U.K. policy cues
U.S. FuturesMildly positiveHints of a soft landing kept Wall Street optimistic
CommoditiesStableOil recovered slightly, gold saw mild correction
CurrencyDollar index easedRupee held firm; yen and yuan remained stable

Key Stocks and Corporate Updates

CompanyUpdateImpact
Shriram FinanceQ2 profit beat estimates; strong loan growthStock up ~2%
Bank of BarodaReported solid quarterly earningsPSU banking rally continued
InfosysProfit-taking after NHS contract announcementStock slightly down
Bharti AirtelSet to announce Q2 resultsTraders eye ARPU and 5G growth metrics
Power GridStrong operational updateShares up ~1.5%
LenskartFiled draft papers for IPOEyeing 2026 listing
Studds AccessoriesTo file IPO papers soonMarketwatchers tracking the issue size

Outlook for 4 November 2025

AspectView
Early IndicatorsGIFT Nifty hints at a steady start; global mood balanced
Sectors to WatchPSU banks, power, infrastructure, oil marketing companies
Key EarningsBharti Airtel, Eicher Motors, HDFC AMC, and Titan Company
Trading RangeNifty support near 25,500; resistance around 25,850–25,900
SentimentCautiously positive; investors focus on earnings and global inflation cues

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