India’s Nifty 50 index provisionally closed 0.14% higher, supported by positive investor sentiment from favorable Bihar election developments and robust performance in PSU banking stocks. The market shrugged off global headwinds to end the session with steady gains, extending its recent rally.
The Nifty 50 index strengthened modestly by 0.14% on November 14, 2025, closing at approximately 25,910, continuing its upward momentum for the fifth consecutive session. The gain was largely driven by buying interest in public sector bank stocks and optimism around the ongoing Bihar assembly election results, which bolstered confidence among domestic investors.
Despite some volatility and profit booking in certain sectors such as IT and Defense, key large caps like ICICI Bank, Asian Paints, and L&T contributed positively to the index's performance. Meanwhile, select heavyweights such as Infosys and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles saw some selling pressure.
Market breadth was mixed with 31 stocks advancing on the Nifty 50 while 20 declined. Foreign institutional investors remained net sellers, but domestic institutional investors supported the market with substantial buying.
Analysts note that while global cues remain cautious amid rate hike concerns, the technical setup for Nifty remains constructive with strong support in the 25,700-25,800 range and resistance near 26,000-26,200 zones.
Key Highlights:
Nifty 50 index closed provisionally up 0.14%, around 25,910 points.
Positive sentiment fueled by Bihar election updates and strong PSU bank stocks.
Major gainers included ICICI Bank, Asian Paints, L&T; laggards were Infosys, Tata Motors PV.
Market breadth mixed: 31 stocks advanced vs. 20 declines on the Nifty.
Domestic investors remained net buyers despite foreign selling pressure.
Technical outlook positive with key support and resistance levels identified.
Sources: The Hindu Businessline, Moneycontrol, Upstox, Business Standard