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Pre-Market Report 11 December 2025: Nifty Faces Pressure, Global Cues Remain Mixed

Updated: 11 December 2025
Category: Pre Market | Market Analysis
By CapitalKeeper Research Desk

Indian Stock Market Pre-Market 10 December 2025: Nifty closed at 25,758, Bank Nifty at 55,960.40, Sensex at 84,391.27. Global markets mixed, crude steady, FIIs cautious. Key stocks: LTF, Eternal, NHPC. Full technical analysis with RSI, MACD & volume insights.

🇮🇳 Indian Stock Market Pre-Market Report — 11 December 2025

The new trading week resumes with a cautious undertone as the Indian equity market prepares for 11 December 2025. The previous session ended with broader weakness, driven by global uncertainty, declining risk appetite, and significant selling pressure across index-heavyweight sectors.

Despite this, stock-specific accumulation was visible in select finance, power, and mid-cap counters setting up interesting opportunities for today’s pre-market outlook.

Below is an in-depth breakdown of how the markets closed, what global cues indicate, and how technical indicators (RSI, MACD, Volume) are shaping today’s sentiment.

📊 Market Closing Snapshot (10 December 2025)

Index	Previous Close
Nifty 50	25,758.00
Bank Nifty	55,960.40
Sensex	84,391.27
Fin Nifty	27,404.30

Nifty slipped below the 25,800 psychological level, but the fall was controlled and accompanied by moderate volumes indicating consolidation rather than panic-driven selling.

🌍 Global Market Cues — Mixed & Cautious

Pre-market sentiment today is being shaped heavily by global indicators. While the US market remains uncertain, Asian cues have shown a mild recovery early morning.

🗽 US Market Update

Dow Jones: Slightly negative
Nasdaq: Mixed, technology shows resilience
S&P 500: Flat to marginally weak
Treasury yields remained stable, providing some support to global equity sentiment.
Market participants await clarity on the US inflation commentary scheduled later this week.

🌏 Asian Market Influence

Nikkei: Mildly positive
Hang Seng: Recovering from multi-session weakness
Kospi: Trading in a tight range

Asian markets indicate early signs of stabilisation, which could help the Indian market start flat-to-positive.

🛢️ Crude Oil & Commodities

Brent crude largely stable
Energy market volatility cooling down
This may support PSU and OMC stocks today

💱 Currency Check

USDINR moving between 83.05–83.25
Stable currency movement helps keep import-related inflation in check

📉 Institutional Activity – FIIs Still Cautious

Foreign institutional investors have continued their selling trend, though domestic institutions (DIIs) have absorbed a significant portion of the outflow.

FII Activity: Mild selling
DII Activity: Strong buying support

This tug-of-war continues to hold the index within a consolidation range.

📌 Key Technical Levels for the Day

Nifty 50

Support: 25,650 / 25,500
Resistance: 25,900 / 26,050
Bias: Consolidation with bullish attempts above 25,900

Bank Nifty

Support: 55,700 / 55,300
Resistance: 56,300 / 56,750
Bias: Weak unless above 56,200

Fin Nifty

Support: 27,350
Resistance: 27,600

📈 Technical Analysis: RSI, MACD & Volume

🔹 Nifty 50 Technicals

RSI (Relative Strength Index):
Hovering near 46, indicating neither overbought nor oversold zones. The index remains in a neutral area, ideal for volatility-based moves around key levels.

MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence):
MACD signal line remains below the trigger, indicating sustained weakness. However, the gap has narrowed hinting at a potential reversal attempt.

Volume Profile:
Volumes dipped slightly in the previous session, showing lack of aggressive selling. This is a positive sign for bulls.

🔹 Bank Nifty Technicals

RSI: Near 42, slightly weak
MACD: Negative crossover continues
Volumes: Improving around support zones—indicating potential reversal soon

🔹 Sensex Technicals

Maintains a strong long-term uptrend despite short-term consolidation.

RSI: 49 – Comfortably neutral
MACD: Sideways
Volume: Stable

🔹 Fin Nifty Technicals

RSI: 52 – Slightly positive
MACD: Near crossover zone
Volumes: Picking up above 27,400 zone

🎯 Stocks to Watch (10 December 2025)

Based on technical structure, volume consistency, and risk-reward, the following stocks are on radar today:

1️⃣ BUY LTF (L&T Finance)

CMP: 303.95
Target: 330
Stop-Loss: 296

🔍 Rationale:

Stock holding higher lows on the daily chart
RSI at 57 showing steady strength
Volume accumulation suggests breakout potential
MACD nearing a bullish reversal

2️⃣ BUY ETERNAL (Eternal Pharma or similar counter)

CMP: 283.25
Target: 298
Stop-Loss: 274

🔍 Rationale:

Mid-cap pharma theme gaining traction
RSI bouncing from oversold levels
MACD histogram showing early positive divergence
Light but consistent volume build-up

3️⃣ BUY NHPC

CMP: 76.87
Target: 83
Stop-Loss: 74.50

🔍 Rationale:

Power sector strong on structural demand
RSI at 62 – momentum intact
MACD positive
Strong delivery-based buying seen last week

🔼 Market Sentiment Summary

The pre-market tone is neutral to mildly positive, supported by:

Stabilizing Asian markets
Lower crude prices
Firm domestic institutional flows
Improving technical momentum in power, finance, and mid-cap pharma stocks

Short-term volatility may persist, but stock-specific opportunities remain healthy.

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❓ FAQs

1. Will Nifty recover today from 25,758?

The index may attempt a mild bounce if global cues remain stable. A breakout above 25,900 will confirm strength.

2. Is Bank Nifty showing weakness?

Yes, unless it crosses 56,200 decisively. Volumes suggest support near 55,700.

3. Which sector looks strongest today?

Power (NHPC), Finance (LTF), and Select Pharma (Eternal) show strong technical setups.

4. Are FIIs still selling?

Yes, though selling size has moderated. DIIs continue absorbing supply.

5. Is it a good day for intraday trading?

Yes, but trade with strict levels due to global uncertainty and narrow ranges.

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