India’s benchmark Nifty 50 index provisionally closed 0.47% lower at 26,068.15 on November 24, 2025. Weak global cues, profit-taking near record highs, and caution ahead of U.S. Fed signals weighed on sentiment. Broader markets underperformed, with smallcaps and midcaps facing sharper declines.
Inside the market move
The Nifty 50 fell for the third straight session, reflecting consolidation after recent highs. Analysts noted support around the 26,000–25,850 zone, with resistance at 26,250. Despite the decline, technical experts suggest that sustained strength above 26,250 could open upside towards 26,500. Meanwhile, the India VIX surged over 12%, signaling heightened caution among traders.
Notable updates
• Nifty 50 provisionally ended at 26,068.15, down 0.47%
• Sensex closed 400 points lower at 85,231.92
• Broader markets underperformed, with smallcaps and midcaps seeing sharper declines
• India VIX jumped 12%, reflecting rising volatility in equities
• Key support levels: 26,000–25,850; resistance at 26,250
• Analysts advise caution but see potential upside if Nifty sustains above resistance
Major takeaway
The Nifty’s decline underscores near-term caution driven by global trends and profit-taking. However, technical support levels suggest resilience, with potential for recovery if the index sustains above 26,250.
Sources: NDTV Profit, Livemint, The News Strike