Nifty 50, Sensex Ended Lower For The Third Consecutive Day; India On Track For A $4 Trillion GDP & More
- Share.Market
- 10 min read
- 25 Nov 2025
Here’s a quick wrap-up where we break down the performance of key indices, top corporate movers, and the major economic headlines of the day.
The Indian benchmark indices extended their losses for a third consecutive session on Tuesday. However, the broader market showed resilience and outperformed the benchmarks, with the Nifty Midcap 150 index rising 0.26% and the Nifty Smallcap 250 index up 0.11%. On the sectoral front, Nifty Realty was the top leader, followed by Nifty PSU Bank.
Key Indices – Share Market
Today’s Top News from the Indian Share Market
APOLLOApollo Micro Systems received fresh orders worth ₹27.37 crore, including ₹5.77 crore from DRDO and ₹21.6 crore from a private player in its core defence-electronics business.
TARILTransformers & Rectifiers (India) secured a ₹389.97 crore transformer supply contract from GETCO, taking total orders from the company this quarter to ₹493.42 crore, reinforcing its position as a leading transformer maker.
GLENMARKGlenmark Pharma surged after it announced Nebzmart GFB Smartules and Glenmark Airz FB Smartules, billed as the world’s first nebulized fixed-dose triple therapy for COPD, combining Glycopyrronium, Formoterol and Budesonide to simplify treatment and improve lung function.
BELBEL signed a Joint Venture Cooperation Agreement (JVCA) with France’s Safran Electronics & Defense to produce HAMMER smart precision-guided air-to-ground munitions in India, a strategic Make in India tie-up that deepens indigenous defence manufacturing.
ACMESOLARACME Solar signed a 25-year PPA with SECI for a 200 MW solar project with 100 MW/400 MWh battery storage at a tariff of ₹3.42 per unit, taking its total PPA-tied capacity to 5.38 GW.
Broader Market Performance Today
INDIA VIXTop Performing Sectors Today
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Today’s Top Gainers and Losers
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FII DII Activity (₹ Cr)
| Date | FII (Net Value) | DII (Net Value) |
| 24 Nov 2025 | -4,171.75 | 4,512.87 |
| 21 Nov 2025 | -1,766.05 | 3,161.61 |
| 20 Nov 2025 | 283.65 | 824.46 |
| 19 Nov 2025 | 1,580.72 | 1,360.27 |
| 18 Nov 2025 | -728.82 | 6,156.83 |
| Month till Date | -18,012.74 | 58,834.03 |
What’s Happening Beyond Markets?
- New labour laws are poised to create 77 lakh jobs and cut unemployment by up to 1.3% over the medium term, enhancing labour market formalisation and social sector coverage, according to a report by the State Bank of India (SBI). This will strengthen India’s workforce ecosystem significantly.
- India’s retail credit grew steadily at 18% in Q2FY26, driven by strong demand for gold and auto loans, CRIF High Mark data shows. Consumer durable loans also saw 19% yearly growth amid robust home and two-wheeler loan originations.
- Household spending in India is increasingly shifting towards asset-building, with motor vehicles being the fastest-growing durable asset, the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) reports. This trend reflects improved financial access and urban-rural convergence.
- India and Canada are close to finalising a $2.8 billion uranium supply deal, boosting nuclear energy cooperation. The agreement, if concluded, will see Canadian firm Cameco supply uranium to Indian nuclear plants over the next decade.
- Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran says India is on track to cross $4 trillion GDP in FY26, highlighting the importance of economic growth amid global geopolitical shifts to maintain India’s global standing and leverage.
Back to Basics
Terms that put you one step ahead – every day
What is a Distribution Phase?
The distribution phase occurs after a sustained rally, when prices are high and early investors start “distributing” or selling their shares. The market stops climbing and moves sideways as supply matches demand. Volumes stay high, but you’ll see price movements become more choppy and unpredictable as buyers are active, but sellers are just as busy locking in gains. It’s a sign that the uptrend might be losing steam.
During distribution, institutional investors begin exiting positions, while new buyers jump in, hoping for more upside. For you, this phase is a clue to be cautious: the trend may reverse, or slow down, as enthusiasm fades and profit-booking takes over. Being able to identify distribution can help you avoid chasing stocks that are running out of momentum.
Before You Go…
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