BSE:500180 27 November 2025 - 25 December 2025

Mumbai | December 25, 2025 — HDFC Bank Limited heads into the year-end stretch with its stock hovering near the top end of its 52-week range, even as Indian markets take a breather for Christmas. With the BSE and NSE closed on December 25, the most recent reference point for investors is the December 24 close near ₹997—a level that keeps the private lender within striking distance of its 52-week high, and squarely in the spotlight ahead of its next big catalyst: Q3 FY26 earnings. The Economic Times

HDFC Bank Limited spent Friday trading in a tight band around the psychologically important ₹1,000 mark, even as fresh brokerage commentary renewed the “re‑rating” narrative around India’s biggest private lender by market value.

HDFC Bank Limited spent Friday trading in a tight band just below its record levels, with high-value cash-market turnover and intense derivatives activity signalling a classic “pause to breathe” rather than a trend reversal. While the stock slipped marginally intraday, it remains less than 2% away from its 52‑week high, supported by strong November flows into financials and solid Q2 FY26 fundamentals. Markets Mojo+2The Economic Times+2

Shares of HDFC Bank Limited traded close to their 52‑week high on Thursday, 27 November 2025, helping propel the Nifty 50 to a fresh record above 26,300 and keeping banking stocks firmly in focus. The Economic Times+1