Sensex 20 November 2025 - 12 December 2025

MUMBAI, December 12, 2025 — Indian equities extended Thursday’s rebound on Dalal Street on Friday, with the Nifty 50 trading above the 26,000 mark and the Sensex hovering near the 85,200 zone in a session shaped by two competing forces: supportive global risk sentiment after the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut, and renewed caution as the rupee slipped to fresh record lows ahead of key domestic inflation data due later today. Reuters+2The Economic Times+2

Indian equities extended their sharp slide for a second straight session on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 under pressure from global risk-off sentiment, heavy foreign investor selling, a weakening rupee and fresh worries over potential US tariffs on Indian rice.The Logical Indian+ 4The Economic Times+ 4Free Press Journal+ 4

Indian equity markets started the new week on a cautious note on Monday, December 8, with the Sensex and Nifty slipping in early trade and extending losses by midday as investors booked profits in rate‑sensitive sectors, braced for a key US Federal Reserve meeting, and reacted to persistent foreign institutional investor selling and a weaker rupee. Moneycontrol+1

India’s stock market heads into the new week balancing a rare “Goldilocks” macro backdrop—strong growth and low inflation—with rising global and currency risks. After the RBI’s surprise rate cut and the rupee’s slide past ₹90 per dollar, traders are watching how Nifty 50 and Sensex will react when markets reopen on Monday, December 8, 2025. Reuters+1

India’s stock market heads into Monday’s session at an interesting crossroads: benchmark indices are at record highs, the rupee has just broken 90 per dollar, the RBI has delivered a surprise rate cut, and derivatives trading is about to change structurally with a new F&O pre‑open session kicking in from December 8. On top of that, it’s a packed IPO week and a crucial US Federal Reserve meeting is just days away.

India’s stock market staged a strong comeback on Friday, 5 December 2025, after the Reserve Bank of India delivered a widely anticipated 25-basis-point repo rate cut to 5.25%, unlocking a broad rally in rate‑sensitive sectors even as foreign outflows and a weak rupee kept investors cautious. Moneycontrol+1

Indian equities ended a volatile Thursday session with modest gains, breaking a four-day losing streak even as the rupee hovered near record lows and foreign investors continued to pull money out of Dalal Street. IT stocks led the rebound, while mid- and small-caps and financials lagged, keeping overall sentiment cautious ahead of the Reserve Bank of India’s crucial policy decision on Friday.

Mumbai, December 3, 2025 — Indian stock markets ended lower for the fourth straight session on Wednesday, but a sharp late‑session rebound in IT and banking stocks helped the Sensex and Nifty claw back a large part of their intraday losses. The relief rally came even as the rupee crashed through the ₹90 per US dollar mark for the first time, foreign investors continued to pull money out of equities, and traders stayed cautious ahead of the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee decision on Friday. Moneycontrol+2Reuters+2

Indian stock markets ended slightly lower on Wednesday, 3 December 2025, as a record‑weak rupee, persistent foreign portfolio outflows and caution ahead of the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee decision kept investors on the back foot. The benchmark indices closed almost flat, but the damage was deeper under the surface in mid- and small‑cap shares. The Economic Times+1

India’s stock market paused for breath on Friday, 28 November 2025, with benchmark indices ending almost unchanged after flirting with record highs this week. Investors largely chose to book profits and sit tight ahead of a blockbuster Q2 GDP print and amid a visibly weak rupee, even as pockets of stock- and sector-specific action stayed lively. mint+3mint+3Business Standard+3