Stock Market
Nifty and Sensex rally: Key market movers every investor should watch this week
Mumbai/IBNS: The Indian stock market, which ended last week on a strong footing, is set to begin trading for the final month of 2025 on Monday.
Markets saw a midweek rally, buoyed by expectations of a 25-basis-point rate cut by the US Federal Reserve in December, which lifted investor sentiment across sectors.
At the close on Friday, the NSE Nifty gained 0.52% to 26,202.95, while the BSE Sensex rose 0.56% to 85,706.67, reflecting steady market optimism.
Analysts noted that the market’s near-term trajectory will be closely linked to growth expectations and sectoral performance, with certain segments showing strength that could guide equities higher in the coming weeks.
Key Triggers This Week
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Monetary‑Policy Decision
Markets are watching closely for the outcome of the RBI’s upcoming policy meeting. Any surprises on rates or monetary stance could sway investor sentiment.
November Automobile Sales Data
Auto‑sales numbers (passenger vehicles, two‑wheelers, commercial vehicles) — due this week — will act as a barometer of consumer demand and rural/urban economic health. Strong sales may boost auto and consumption‑linked stocks.
Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) Flows & Global Capital Flows
FII activity remains a critical variable. Inflows could lift markets, while renewed selling might pressure valuations. Many analysts see institutional flows as central to near‑term market movement.
Global Economic Cues and Global Markets Sentiment
Developments abroad — especially in the U.S. and global interest‑rate/ inflation outlooks — will influence risk appetite, emerging‑market flows, and therefore Indian equities.
Valuations and Technical Momentum (Sensex/Nifty Near Record Highs)
With benchmarks recently at or near all-time highs, technical levels, momentum trades, and profit‑booking become relevant. How the markets respond to these levels — whether consolidation or breakout — could matter a lot this week.
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