Weekly Market Wrap-Up 24–28 November 2025: Nifty, Bank Nifty, Sensex, INR & Commodities Hold Firm Ahead of December Trade
Updated: 29 November 2025
Category: Weekly Wrp Up | Market Analysis
By CapitalKeeper Research Desk
India’s equities gained momentum in the week of 24–28 Nov 2025 as Nifty reclaimed 26,200. Bank Nifty outperformed, INR stayed steady, and commodities stayed mixed.
Introduction
The final full week of November 2025 brought stability and quiet strength to the Indian markets, even as global cues fluctuated with oil supply uncertainty, US holiday-thin volumes, and expectations ahead of major central bank meetings scheduled for December. Domestic equities remained resilient with Nifty closing the week at 26,202, while Bank Nifty delivered another week of solid sectoral leadership, reflecting robust credit expansion and strong festive-quarter economic prints.
INR stayed within a predictable band against the dollar, gold witnessed mild traction due to geopolitics, and crude oil extended a volatile path as OPEC+ signalled deeper production coordination.
Below is a detailed, human-written wrap-up of the week ending 28 November 2025.
Indian Market Weekly Snapshot (24–28 November 2025)
Market Opening (Monday, 24 Nov 2025)
- Nifty 50: 26,122.89
- Bank Nifty: 58,996.90
- Sensex: 84,900.71
- Fin Nifty: 27,629.80
Market Closing (Friday, 28 Nov 2025)
- Nifty 50: 26,202.95
- Bank Nifty: 59,752.70
- Sensex: 85,706.67
- Fin Nifty: 27,890.25
Weekly Market Change Table
| Index | Monday Open | Friday Close | Weekly Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 26,122.89 | 26,202.95 | ▲ Mildly Positive |
| Bank Nifty | 58,996.90 | 59,752.70 | ▲ Strong Positive |
| Sensex | 84,900.71 | 85,706.67 | ▲ Positive |
| Fin Nifty | 27,629.80 | 27,890.25 | ▲ Moderate Upside |
Weekly Market Breakdown
1. Nifty 50: Steady Climb Amid Global Caution
Nifty spent most sessions moving within a narrow but constructive range. Despite limited global risk appetite, domestic institutions provided continuous support. The index’s close above 26,200 suggests buyers stepped in at every dip, especially in heavyweight sectors like IT, Auto, Private Banks, and Capital Goods.
Key weekly observations:
- FMCG stayed sideways as rural demand indicators awaited December data.
- Metals saw push-and-pull movements due to fluctuating Chinese factory orders.
- IT services benefitted from a softer dollar outlook and improved deal commentary.
The broader markets also held their ground as midcaps witnessed rotational profit booking while smallcaps found selective interest in defence, railway ancillaries, and niche manufacturing names.
2. Bank Nifty: The Outperformer of the Week
Bank Nifty ended the week with a convincing gain, climbing from 58,996 to 59,752, driven by:
- Robust loan growth data from private-sector lenders
- Improving asset quality metrics
- Continued strong credit demand from MSMEs and retail segments
PSU banks also attracted fresh momentum as bond yields remained stable and credit-offtake numbers signalled sustained business traction ahead of year-end reporting cycles.
Technically, Bank Nifty’s performance above 59,700 strengthens the bullish setup ahead of December, given stable liquidity flows and sectoral leadership.
3. Sensex: Large-Cap Stability Leads the Charge
Sensex added over 800 points during the week, buoyed by strength in financials, engineering, oil & gas, and select IT majors.
This rise reflects:
- Foreign inflows improving in selective sectors
- Strong earnings narrative from Q2 FY26
- Stabilising global bond markets
With the index approaching the 86,000 territory, the base formation between 83,500–84,200 now acts as a strong support zone.
4. Fin Nifty: A Balanced Week with Gradual Upside
Fin Nifty delivered mild but consistent gains, closing at 27,890, powered by NBFCs, insurance, and fintech-driven counters showing resilience.
Investor appetite stayed strong for high-quality financial names, especially those leading the digital credit expansion.
Fintech NBFCs also saw renewed interest due to expectations of regulatory clarity in upcoming RBI communications.
INR Weekly Movement
The Indian Rupee traded in a narrow, predictable band, supported by:
- Steady RBI intervention
- Weakening dollar index after soft US manufacturing data
- Lower import-driven pressure due to moderate crude prices
The rupee’s stability during a globally volatile quarter underscores India’s improving external position and strong domestic inflows.
Commodity Weekly Wrap
• Gold:
Gold saw a mild uptick as geopolitical headlines supported safe-haven flows. Domestic gold prices followed international trends while the wedding season kept jewellery demand steady.
• Silver:
Silver moved in a wide band but ended the week balanced, mirroring mixed industrial demand cues.
• Crude Oil:
Oil saw a choppy week as OPEC+ communicated that member nations were nearing consensus on deeper supply coordination. However, muted global demand expectations prevented any sharp upside.
India benefitted from:
- Softening freight costs
- Strong refinery margins
- Improved supply consistency
Macro Highlights of the Week
- GST collection for November reflected steady domestic activity
- India’s manufacturing PMI remained in expansion
- Foreign investors increased selective equity allocations
- US markets showed low-volume moves due to Thanksgiving week
- Asian markets traded cautiously ahead of China’s stimulus decisions
Technical Outlook Summary
Nifty Key Levels
- Support: 25,950 / 25,780
- Resistance: 26,350 / 26,520
Momentum indicators (RSI–MACD) signal a slow but positive bias, with dips likely to be bought ahead of December.
Bank Nifty Key Levels
- Support: 59,100 / 58,700
- Resistance: 60,150 / 60,650
Strong bullish undertone remains intact as long as it holds above 59,000.
Forecast for the Upcoming Week (1–5 December 2025)
The coming week is expected to bring a mix of consolidation and selective strength as markets prepare for key global policy statements.
Expect:
- Bank Nifty to continue its leadership if credit data momentum holds
- Nifty to test 26,350–26,500 levels if global cues remain constructive
- Midcaps to witness continued stock-specific rotation
- IT and Pharma to see renewed activity based on global stimulus cues
- INR to remain stable with low volatility
- Gold likely to stay mildly bullish; crude oil may remain range-bound
Overall market mood: Constructive, selective, event-driven accumulation phase
Internal Links (Suggested for CapitalKeeper.in)
- Nifty & Bank Nifty Daily Analysis
- Beginner’s Guide to RSI & MACD
- Sector-Wise Investment Themes
- Defence & Aerospace Theme Analysis
FAQs
1. Why did Bank Nifty outperform this week?
Strong loan growth, improved asset quality, and stable yields drove institutional demand for bank stocks.
2. What supported the stability in INR?
Balanced import bills, steady FPI flows, and RBI operations kept the currency within a controlled band.
3. How did global cues influence Indian equities?
Holiday-thin US volumes and mixed global data kept volatility low, helping domestic markets remain resilient.
4. Is December expected to be bullish?
Historically, December shows strong flows. If global risk remains stable, Nifty could attempt a higher breakout.
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