Indian Stock Market Closing Bell – 28th May 2025: Sector-Wise Performance, Nifty Insights & Top 5 Future Stocks
By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Commodities | Market Moves That Matter
Closing Bell Snapshot (28th May 2025)
- Nifty 50: 24,752.45 ▼ 0.30% (73 pts)
- Sensex: 81,312.32 ▼0.29% (-239.31 pts)
- Bank Nifty: 55,417 ▲ 0.12% (64 pts)
As the Indian stock market wrapped up the trading session on 28th May 2025, investors witnessed a mixed close with Nifty50 and Bank Nifty holding key technical levels despite intra-day volatility. Sectoral indices showcased divergent trends as traders reacted to global cues, domestic economic data, and key stock-specific movements.
📊 Market Overview
- Nifty50 closed at 24,752.45, down 0.30%, managing to hold above the 24,700 support level.
- Bank Nifty ended at 55,417, slightly above its previous close, indicating resilience in the banking sector.
- FIN Nifty data for the day is not specified.
The market breadth remained marginally positive with midcap and smallcap indices outperforming the frontline benchmarks.
🔍 Sector-Wise Closing Analysis
1. Information Technology (IT) 💻
The IT sector saw continued momentum, supported by weakness in the dollar index and buying in select mid-tier names. Stocks like LTIMindtree and Tech Mahindra gained over 1.2%.
- Outlook: Strong fundamentals, with technical RSI above 55 for most IT counters indicating continued buying interest.
- MACD: Positive crossovers suggest a short-term uptrend.
2. Banking & Financial Services 🏦
Bank Nifty showed resilience but lacked follow-through due to selling pressure in HDFC Bank and Axis Bank. However, ICICI Bank and Kotak Bank held steady.
- Outlook: RSI remains neutral around 48–52 zone. Watch for a breakout above 49,500 for momentum continuation.
- Price Action: Sideways trend with mild bullish bias.
3. FMCG 🍫
A defensive tone returned to FMCG, with Britannia, HUL, and ITC inching higher. The sector benefited from safe-haven demand amid global uncertainties.
- Outlook: RSI near 60 indicates buying strength. Stocks approaching resistance zones; profit booking likely ahead.
- MACD: Remains bullish.
4. Metals & Commodities 🏗️
The sector slipped into red after early gains due to weak cues from China. JSW Steel and Vedanta faced mild corrections.
- Outlook: RSI cooling to 44–47, suggesting consolidation.
- Price Action: Trend weakening; wait for reversal signs.
5. Auto & Ancillaries 🚗
Auto index remained firm led by Tata Motors, Eicher, and Bosch, supported by month-end demand data.
- Outlook: RSI near 62, showing overbought conditions.
- MACD: Still strong but signs of divergence appearing.
🔮 Top 5 Active Futures Stocks for Tomorrow – 29th May 2025
1. Tata Motors
- CMP: ₹717.95
- RSI: 67 – bullish
- MACD: Positive divergence
- Price Action: Strong higher high, higher low structure
- Call: Long above ₹730, Target ₹876
2. ICICI Bank
- CMP: ₹1452.90
- RSI: 58 – strength building
- MACD: Bullish crossover
- Call: Long with SL ₹1,400, Target ₹1,530
3. LTIMindtree
- CMP: ₹5,100
- RSI: 65 – momentum zone
- Price Action: Consolidation breakout
- Call: Long above ₹5,150 for Target ₹5,400
4. Adani Ports
- CMP: ₹1,411
- RSI: 53 – Neutral zone
- MACD: Early bullish setup forming
- Call: Buy on dips near ₹1,230
5. Hindalco
- CMP: ₹649.95
- RSI: 47 – weak zone
- Price Action: Near key support
- Call: Sell below ₹605 with Target ₹590
🌐 Global Cues Driving Market Sentiment
- US Futures: Flat, awaiting Fed commentary.
- Dollar Index (DXY): Soft at 104.10 – positive for EMs
- Brent Crude: Down 1.3% to $81.20 – easing inflation fears
📌 CapitalKeeper Takeaway
The Indian stock market showed strength near key support zones, with select sector rotation supporting the index. As we head into the expiry week, traders should remain cautious of global macro triggers, options data shifts, and sectoral volume flows.
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