October 31, 2025 (Opening): Nifty 50 Falls, NAVINFLUOR Surges as Indian Markets Witness Mixed Trades

Indian stock markets showed a mixed trend on October 31, 2025, with the Nifty 50 index sliding marginally, while select stocks logged major gains and losses. Market participants witnessed both profit booking and strong buying in specific sectors, leading to a volatile but eventful trading session.

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Nifty 50 Performance: Marginal Decline

The Nifty 50 benchmark closed at 25,805.00, down by 72.85 points or 0.28%. The index opened at 25,863.80, touched a high of 25,953.75, and a low of 25,788.60 by 10:42 IST, reflecting subdued investor sentiment as the week concluded.​

Other key indices such as Nifty Next 50, Nifty Fin Service, and Nifty Bank also ended in red, declining by 0.19%, 0.53%, and 0.40% respectively, indicating widespread selling pressure across the broader markets.​

Top Gainers: NAVINFLUOR, EUROTEXIND, FCL Lead Surge

Despite the broader weakness, certain stocks showcased stellar rallies:

• NAVINFLUOR surged 14.36% to ₹5,691.40, clocking a hefty ₹1,135.32 crore in trading value as investors flocked to the counter.​

• EUROTEXIND gained 19.98% at ₹22.46, while FCL rose 18.87% to ₹29.55 on significant volumes.

• AVTNPL and ONELIFECAP also posted strong gains of 9.35% and 9.93% respectively, benefitting from heightened buying interest.​

Top Losers: DELPH-RE, BANDHANBNK, MOTILALOFS Face Heat

On the flip side, several prominent names saw sharp corrections:

• DELPH-RE plummeted 14.30% to ₹9.95, registering the highest percentage decline amongst the actively traded stocks.​

• BANDHANBNK dropped 5.69% to ₹160.87 with a massive volume of 245.92 lakh shares and a value turnover of ₹398.37 crore.

• MOTILALOFS was down by 5.04% at ₹973.65, with a notable trade value of ₹206.55 crore.

• Other notable laggards included MTEDUCARE and HBSL, both shedding over 5% during the session.​

Conclusion: October 31, 2025 (Opening)

The last trading day of October highlighted persistent volatility in the Indian markets. While indices like Nifty 50 struggled to find upward momentum, stock-specific action dominated trading activity. Market analysts suggest that robust sectoral rotation and selective institutional buying will likely continue to shape sentiment in the coming sessions.