Indian Market Analysis, Nifty, Banknifty, Sensex Trade Plan & Inflation Data Breakdown – Nov 13,2025

Today, Indian equity markets posted strong gains, continuing their upward momentum for the third straight session this week. The Nifty 50 closed at 25,875, up 181 points (0.70%), and the Sensex surged 595 points to 84,466 on the back of renewed buying in IT, auto, pharma, and select financial stocks.​

Key Gainers:
Asian Paints (+7%), Tech Mahindra (+3%), Adani Enterprises (+6%), TCS, Infosys, Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharma, Bharat Electronics.​
Top Losers:
Tata Steel, Kotak Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, ONGC, TMPV.
Broader indices followed with Nifty Midcap and Smallcap rising 0.8% and 0.7%, respectively, highlighting strong participation beyond largecaps.​

Sector Performance:

Nifty IT up 2% as global optimism supported tech buying.

Autos, telecom, pharma and select financial stocks rallied.

PSU banks and metals were mixed, with defensive moves in times of volatility.

Market Sentiment Drivers:
Today’s rally was driven by optimism over a quick India-US trade deal, robust Q2 results, and poll hopes of NDA’s likely win in Bihar. Improving global risk appetite assisted by the anticipated resolution of the US government shutdown and expectations of early Fed rate cuts bolstered emerging market sentiment.​

Inflation Data Released Today:
India’s latest CPI and WPI inflation print was released, staying within RBI’s target range.

CPI fell to 4.62%, from 5.10% last month; WPI slowed to 2.95%.

Easing food prices and stable fuel costs were the main factors behind cooling inflation, supporting hopes for policy continuity and further equity gains.​
Most experts say the moderate inflation number is positive for rate-sensitive sectors (banks, NBFCs, autos, FMCG) and India’s steady growth outlook.

Technical Levels & Trade Plan For Tomorrow:

Nifty immediate support: 25,600–25,625; resistance at 25,900–26,000 (watch for breakout above 25,900 for new highs).​

Sensex support: 84,000–84,300; resistance at 84,600.

Next session may see profit booking in overbought sectors (IT, autos), while underperformers and defensives (PSU banks, pharma, telecom) could attract new swing trade setups.​

Domestic institutional buyers continue to outpace FII selling (DIIs net purchase ₹2,188 crore; FIIs sold ₹803 crore), providing a cushion for further upside.​

Strategy Tips:

Focus on leaders in momentum sectors and quality breakouts in large financials, IT, and consumption themes.

Use staggered buying near support, and adhere to strict stop losses below identified key levels.

Stay updated on further inflation signals, global cues, and developments around the GDP outlook.

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