The U.S. dollar held steady early Tuesday as currency markets remained subdued ahead of the Federal Reserve’s release of its December policy minutes, which are expected to shed light on internal divisions within the central bank about interest-rate directions for 2026.
Promoter buying (Dec 2025, data till 23-12-2025): Aarti Pharmalabs, Bliss GVS, Crestchem, DB Crop, Euro Pratik Sales, Gandhar Oil, Jindal Drilling, JSPL, Mangalam Cement, MSP Steel, Omax Auto, Praveg, Permanent Magnets, Roto Pump, Sarla Performance, Shree Digvijay Cement, Shoppers Stop, Stel Holdings, Sukhjit Starch, Surya Roshni, TGV Sraac, Updater, Westlife.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25942.10 FII -2759.89 cr DII 2643.85 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day, as continued selling pressure and a bearish trend took the Nifty down to our support of 25917, i.e., it made a day low of 25920.3.
FIIs net sold 1071.64 cr in Nifty futures and 168 cr in Bank Nifty futures.
1. FIIs net long stands at 11.05%.
2. PCR is at 0.56.
3. VIX is at 9.72 (+6.23%).
4. FIIs sold 2759 cr in the cash segment, 1707 cr in index futures, and 503.60 cr in stock futures.
DIIs bought 2643.80 cr.
5. Open Interest Position:
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26042.30 FII -317.56 cr DII 1772.56 cr
(29th December 25– 2nd January 2026)
As we discussed in the previous report dated 22nd December 25 market behavior remained on the expected lines during the week passed by as buying pressure has faced resistance around 26194 i.e. made a weekly high of 26236.4 but failed to sustain and slip to weekly low of 26008.6
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