NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25492.30 | FII: Rs. 4581.34 cr | DII: Rs. 6674.77 cr.
As discussed in the previous report dated 3rd November 2025, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the past week as sellers maintained control and dragged Nifty to a weekly low of 25,318 — close to our support of 25,358 — and closed the week at 25,492.30, also near our support zone of 25,480.
1. FIIs’ net long is at 14.2%
2. PCR ratio is at 0.62
3. VIX is at 12.41 (-1.90%)
4. FIIs sold 3263 cr in cash, 513 cr in index futures, and 245 cr in stock futures
5. DIIs bought 5283.90 cr in cash
SEBI MUTUAL FUND REFORMS
SEBI’s new measures mark a cultural reset in the mutual fund industry, promoting transparency, tighter brokerage caps, and clearer TER disclosures. Stricter oversight on commissions, performance-linked fees, and intermediary influence aims to enhance accountability, investor trust, and informed participation, making the industry more competitive and citizen-focused.
Time Technoplast Limited, a specialist in polymer‑based products, has announced the launch of a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to raise approximately ₹800 crore from institutional investors.
Veteran investor Sandip Sabharwal has sounded a cautionary note about the ongoing boom in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India, suggesting that the excitement may mask deeper risks. He warned that while the primary market remains vibrant, the underlying quality and transparency of many new listings are cause for concern.
In 2025 so far, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have withdrawn approximately Rs 1,52,479 crore from Indian equities. Notably, around Rs 12,569 crore of this outflow happened in November alone.
India’s metals and mining sector is poised for a powerful upcycle, driven by record infrastructure spending, clean energy demand, and bold government mining reforms. From iron and steel to aluminium and copper, both global prices and domestic momentum are fueling robust growth.
L&T Finance Ltd (LTF) saw its share price surge by about 9 % on November 7, 2025, rising to a fresh high of approximately Rs. 300.60 despite a broadly weak market backdrop.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp decline today, weighed down by weak global cues, persistent foreign fund outflows, and broad-based sectoral selling. The sentiment turned cautious as investors resorted to profit-booking after the recent rally, with valuations appearing stretched across multiple segments.
Aartech Solonics showed improved operational control with a strong recovery in profit before tax in Q1FY26 despite lower revenue. Cost optimisation led to better margins QoQ. Collaboration with Sudarshan Chakra Corps and IIT Mumbai for the Adaptive Alternate Power Module highlights its innovation and tech focus.
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