Indian Developments
Indian equity markets closed the week on a cautious note after a volatile start. Persistent foreign fund outflows, weak global cues, and profit-booking weighed on sentiment. A late rebound in financials and metals helped trim losses.
Nifty 50 settled at 25,492, down by 1.49% for the week. Midcap index down by 0.58% while Small cap index fall sharply by 2.25%.Key drivers were the profit booking after October rally, FII Outflows (~?3,263 crore) vs DII inflows (~?5,284 crore).
INR traded near ?88.67 per USD, showing rupee weakness amid global dollar strength. Brent Crude slipped to $63.94 per barrel, down 0.71% on weak demand signals and geopolitical factors.
Sectoral Developments
Major Sectors closed the week in a negative territory. Nifty Consumer durables was the hardest hit and dragged down by 3.31%, followed by Nifty Infrastructure ( 2.24%), Nifty IT fall by 2.20% amid global tech sell off , Nifty Metal ( -2.82%) and Nifty FMCG with 1.61% lower reflecting profit booking and weak demand post festive season.
On the other hand, Nifty PSU bank after volatile week ended on a positive note , gained by 3.64% alongside Nifty capital markets ended with marginal gains.
Global Developments
Global equities remained under pressure amid weak U.S. job data and tech-led sell-off:
Other Markets:
Source: www.nseindices.com; MCX Gold Prices; Economic times, Bloomberg.
Data for week ended on November 07 , 2025.
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