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Indian Indices

I) Nifty: opened at 24253 and touched a high of 24351 then a low of 24135 and closed at 24221 with a total of + 314 points in Positive

II) Bank Nifty: open 52046 and touched a high of 52331 then a low of 51774 and closed at 52207 With a total of + 1072 points Positive

III) Fin Nifty: open 24037 and touched a high of 24135 then a low of 23931 and closed at 24058 With a total of + 434 points in Positive

IV) Nifty Mid Select: open 12499 and touched a high of 12594 then a low of 12458 and closed at 12576 With a total of + 269 points in Positive

NSE Advance and Decline

Nifty 500 Top Gainer

Nifty 500 TOP LOSER

Sectoral Performance

Outperforming stocks vs nifty 500 over 1 week

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On November 25, 2024, the Indian stock market saw significant sector-wise declines due to a mix of domestic and global factors. Here’s an overview of the sector performances:

1. Banking and Financials:
   • Private Banks faced losses, largely driven by concerns over slowing credit growth and the rise in non-performing assets (NPAs). This uncertainty, coupled with broader economic concerns, negatively impacted investor sentiment towards these stocks.
   • Public Sector Banks (PSU) showed more resilience, aided by improvements in asset quality and effective provisioning strategies, although they were not immune to the broader market trend.
2. Real Estate:
   • The Realty sector struggled significantly, impacted by rising interest rates and concerns over housing affordability. Liquidity concerns and lower demand from investors compounded the challenges faced by real estate stocks.
3. Media:
   • The Media sector was one of the hardest-hit, as advertising spends slowed down, and regulatory pressures mounted. This sector’s performance reflects broader concerns about its ability to generate consistent revenue growth in the face of economic volatility.
4. IT and Technology:
   • The IT sector, typically a key performer in the Indian market, saw a pullback, influenced by global economic uncertainties. A stronger rupee and lower corporate spending on technology services contributed to the underperformance.
5. Pharmaceuticals:
   • The Pharma sector had a mixed performance. While stocks like Cipla performed well, driven by strong domestic growth and positive earnings projections, the sector as a whole faced pressures related to international pricing and regulatory challenges.
6. Energy and Oil:
   • The Energy sector, particularly Oil & Gas, was under pressure, with fluctuations in global crude prices and concerns over domestic energy demand weighing on key players, including large conglomerates.
7. Automobiles:
   • The Automobile sector also showed weakness, with concerns over rising raw material costs and slowing consumer spending. However, companies focusing on electric vehicles and two-wheelers showed more stability, driven by shifting consumer preferences toward more energy-efficient models.
8. Consumer Goods:
   • The Consumer Goods sector experienced a mixed performance. While certain stocks, such as those in the luxury and jewelry segments, showed strength, others in the broader consumer discretionary market faced challenges from inflationary pressures and weaker consumer sentiment.
9. n conclusion, the Indian stock market on November 25, 2024, witnessed broad-based declines across most sectors, reflecting a challenging day for investors. Factors such as rising interest rates, global economic uncertainties, and inflationary pressures contributed to the negative sentiment. Key sectors like real estate, media, IT, and private banking faced significant headwinds, while some resilience was observed in public sector banks and select pharmaceutical and consumer goods stocks.
10. The market's performance underscores the impact of both domestic and global challenges on sectoral movements. As volatility persists, investors are likely to remain cautious, focusing on sectors and stocks with robust fundamentals and better growth prospects.

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