India’s Nifty 50 index slipped 0.25% in midday trade on December 10, 2025, settling near 25,820. Weakness in banking and IT stocks weighed on sentiment, while FMCG and energy offered support. Analysts expect short-term volatility but remain optimistic about India’s equity resilience amid global uncertainties.
At 12:42 PM IST, December 10, 2025, India’s benchmark Nifty 50 index was trading at 25,819.70, down 19.95 points (-0.08%) from the previous close of 25,839.65. The decline reflects cautious investor sentiment amid global market volatility and domestic sectoral pressures.
Key Highlights
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Index Movement: Nifty 50 slipped 0.25% earlier in the session, before stabilizing near 25,820 levels.
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Sectoral Trends: Banking and IT stocks showed mild weakness, while FMCG and energy counters provided limited support.
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Market Sentiment: Traders cited global cues, including U.S. Fed policy expectations and crude oil price fluctuations, as factors weighing on investor confidence.
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Volume Activity: Midday trading volumes remained steady, suggesting investors are adopting a wait-and-watch approach ahead of key macroeconomic data releases later this week.
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Outlook: Analysts expect near-term volatility but maintain that India’s equity markets remain resilient, supported by strong domestic demand and corporate earnings momentum.
The Nifty’s dip highlights investor caution, but experts believe the broader trend remains constructive, with opportunities for selective buying in defensive and growth-oriented sectors.
Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard