Closing Bell 11 December 2025: Markets Rebound Amid Global Cues | Nifty Settles at 25,898, Sensex Gains, Banks Lead the Recovery
Updated: 11 Decmber 2025
Category: Closing Bell | Market Analysis
By CapitalKeeper Research Desk
Indian stock market closed on a positive note on 11 December 2025 as Nifty rose to 25,898 and Sensex reclaimed 84,818. Bank Nifty supported the bounce, while global markets remained cautious ahead of US inflation signals. Full closing bell report with analysis, sector trends, global cues, technical outlook, FAQs, and more.
INTRODUCTION
The Indian equity market staged a steady recovery on 11 December 2025, rebounding from recent volatility and closing firmly in the green. With global markets stabilizing after the US Fed’s policy commentary and bond yields cooling off, domestic indices showed resilience. Buying was visible in banks, financials, select IT names, and autos, helping the market maintain upward traction throughout the day.
The session was dominated by global macro signals, renewed foreign inflows, and traders adjusting positions ahead of the next week’s economic calendar. Despite intraday swings, sentiment remained constructive, hinting that bulls are slowly regaining control after days of uncertainty.
MARKET SUMMARY — 11 DECEMBER 2025
| Index | Open | Close | Change | Market View |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 25,771.40 | 25,898.55 | 🔼 127 pts | Recovery led by banks & financials |
| Bank Nifty | 58,966.20 | 59,209.85 | 🔼 243 pts | Private banks strong |
| Sensex | 84,456.45 | 84,818.13 | 🔼 361 pts | Broad-based buying |
| Fin Nifty | 27,426.20 | 27,561.90 | 🔼 135 pts | Financial sector flows improve |
GLOBAL MARKET CUES
1️⃣ US Markets
Wall Street traded with mild gains as investors digested the Fed’s neutral stance. Cooling inflation projections and stable job numbers helped calm risk sentiment. Futures remained flat but positive, supporting Asian market opening trends.
2️⃣ Asian Markets
Most Asian indices were in recovery mode:
- Nikkei showed modest gains
- Hang Seng stabilized after a volatile week
- Kospi traded flat but above day’s lows
The improvement in global sentiment acted as a tailwind for Indian markets.
3️⃣ Crude Oil & Commodities
Crude prices continued their consolidation phase. Brent hovered near $71–$73 levels, increasing comfort for emerging markets like India.
Gold remained steady, indicating a risk-balanced environment.
4️⃣ Currency Market
The INR stayed stable around key levels against the USD, supporting FPI flows. A stronger rupee often benefits banks and import-heavy sectors.
DOMESTIC MARKET DRIVERS
✔ Banking Stocks Lead the Charge
Private banks such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank witnessed buying interest. The broader financial sector also saw institutional accumulation, helping Fin Nifty close higher.
✔ Auto & IT Stocks Stabilize
The auto pack contributed positively amid steady retail and wholesale numbers for the month.
IT stocks found support from stable US cues.
✔ Select Midcaps and FMCG Remain Under Pressure
Despite the rebound, some midcap names remained volatile due to valuation concerns. FMCG stocks traded mixed, with muted rural demand indicators.
✔ FPI Flows Turn Selectively Positive
Foreign investors have slowly resumed buying after last week’s volatility. The return of FPIs signals rising confidence in India’s macro stability.
SECTOR-WISE MARKET PERFORMANCE
🏦 Banks & Financials — Strongest Contributor
The sector gained traction due to stable global yields and strong commentary from domestic lenders.
- Private banks outperformed
- PSU banks traded steady
- NBFCs showed recovery signs
🚗 Auto Sector — Mild Gains
Better demand projections and stable commodity costs supported the sector.
📊 IT Sector — Range-Bound But Positive
With the US market showing resilience, IT stocks held their ground and provided support to the indices.
🏭 Metals & Energy — Mixed Session
Global commodity markets fluctuated, keeping these segments uneven but not severely pressured.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS — NIFTY, BANK NIFTY & FIN NIFTY
🔹 Nifty 50 Outlook
- Nifty reclaimed 25,900, a positive sign after recent declines.
- RSI bounced from oversold territory, indicating early signs of strengthening momentum.
- MACD remains mildly negative but flattening, hinting at upcoming trend reversal.
- Support: 25,720 / 25,600
- Resistance: 26,050 / 26,180
🔹 Bank Nifty Outlook
- Strong close above 59,200 signals bank buying strength.
- RSI stabilizing near neutral zone
- MACD shows early crossover formation
Support: 58,700
Resistance: 59,500
🔹 Fin Nifty Outlook
- Holding above 27,500 is positive for the sector.
- Uptrend may continue if index sustains above immediate support.
HOW THE MARKET MOVED TODAY — SESSION RECAP
🔸 Morning Session
The market opened on a cautious tone but turned positive quickly as banking stocks led a recovery. Sentiment improved due to stable global indicators.
🔸 Mid-Session
Indices remained range-bound as traders awaited fresh triggers. Auto and IT added resilience.
🔸 Closing Session
Strong closing-hour buying in banks and select index heavyweights helped Nifty and Sensex close near day’s highs.
WHAT’S DRIVING THE SENTIMENT NOW?
- Markets are recalibrating after last week’s risk-off mood
- Fed’s balanced approach is giving global markets some breathing room
- Domestic earnings expectations are improving
- Crude oil’s stability boosts macros
- FIIs showing renewed interest supports broader indices
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT?
- Upcoming US inflation data
- India’s wholesale & retail inflation numbers
- FII flow trend for the remainder of December
- Crude oil direction
- Midcap sentiment stability
These factors will play a major role in defining next week’s market tone.
Internal Links for CapitalKeeper.in
- Pre-Market Analysis
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- Weekly Market Wrap
- Educational Series: RSI & MACD Explained
📌 FAQs — Closing Bell 11 December 2025
1. Why did the market rise today?
Banks and financial stocks led the recovery, supported by stable global cues and cooling US yields.
2. Is Nifty forming a base near 25,700?
Yes, Nifty has taken strong support near this zone, suggesting a potential foundation for a short-term bounce.
3. What sectors performed well today?
Banks, financial services, and autos contributed strongly to today’s gains.
4. Are FPIs buying again?
Yes, selective FPI inflows have resumed, improving liquidity.
5. What is the outlook for the week?
The bias remains cautiously positive, but global macro data may influence volatility.
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