“Weekly Market Analysis, Nifty, Banknifty Tomorrow’s Trade Plan | Inflation Data | Nov 10th, 2025”
he Indian stock market ended the first full week of November in consolidation mode. The Nifty 50 closed at 25,492, down 0.89% for the week, while the Sensex slipped to 83,216 after a volatile series of sessions. Persistent FII selling, driven by global tech stock weakness and uncertainty around global yields, kept up selling pressure. In contrast, DII (domestic institution) buying and selective interest in financials and metals helped prevent a sharper fall. Sector performance was mixed: PSU banks and select large financials like ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank outperformed, while metals, media, and consumer durables were under pressure. Smallcaps and midcaps saw increased volatility as the broader market advance-decline ratio weakened. The technical setup suggests a range-bound phase with bias turning bullish only above Nifty 25,650–25,900. 📝 Tomorrow’s Trade Plan For the coming session: Nifty Support: 25,300–25,500 | Resistance: 25,650–25,900. Bias turns bullish above 25,650 for a possible rally. Bank Nifty: Support at 57,300–57,500. Resistance at 58,500–59,000. Stay bullish above 58,500; a breakout can target the 59,000 level. Focus on swing trades in PSU banks, major private banks, and stocks showing fresh breakouts post-earnings. Watch for relief rallies in metals or auto if global cues turn positive. 📆 Upcoming Events Major Event: Bihar election results—likely to impact sentiments due to policy expectations. Macro Announcements: IIP (industrial production) and, crucially, the latest CPI (consumer price index) inflation data are due this week. Global: Traders should track US-India trade news and any new policy signals from the Fed or RBI. 📊 Inflation Data: What to Watch India’s inflation trajectory has stabilized in recent months due to cooling food and commodity prices. Economists expect the upcoming CPI print to remain within RBI’s target range, reinforcing hopes for policy continuity and supporting equity valuations. Watch for a surprise uptick, especially in food prices, as this could cause short-term volatility in rate-sensitive sectors like banking, FMCG, and NBFCs. weekly market analysis, Nifty outlook, inflation data, trade plan, sector trends, PSU banks, market support, resistance levels, CPI numbers, earnings season, Indian stock market, macro events, investment strategy, November 2025 #StockMarket #Nifty #MarketAnalysis #TradePlan #Inflation #CPI #WeeklyOutlook #Investing #SwingTrading #PSUBanks #SectorTrends #IndianMarket #Finance #MarketUpdate #November2025