October 31, 2025: Nifty Closes Deeper in Red as Selling Intensifies; FCL and MUFIN Among Biggest Gainers

The final trading hours of October 31, 2025, saw heightened volatility on the Indian stock market. The Nifty 50 tumbled nearly 0.60%, closing at the day’s low, as broad-based selling engulfed major indices. However, select counters defied the trend to post remarkable rallies.

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Nifty 50 Ends at Day’s Low on Weak Sentiment

Nifty 50 fell sharply to 25,722.10, losing 155.75 points, or 0.60% for the day. The index opened at 25,863.80, hovered around a high of 25,953.75, but eventually settled at the day’s low of 25,711.20, underscoring persistent selling pressure and weak investor sentiment at the month’s close.​

Broader indices shared a similar fate: Nifty Next 50 declined by 0.37%, Nifty Fin Service shed 0.87%, and Nifty Bank slipped 0.44%. Each of these indices reflected a risk-off sentiment in the market, with participants moving to the sidelines.​

Top Gainers: FCL, MUFIN, EUROTEXIND Defy Market Trend

Amid heavy selling, select stocks stood out for their astonishing gains:

• FCL surged by 19.99% to close at ₹29.83, backed by heavy volumes of 114.64 lakh shares and a value turnover of ₹33.38 crore.​

• MUFIN matched FCL’s gain at 19.99%, ending at ₹118.29 on robust business activity worth ₹202.76 crore.

• EUROTEXIND and LANCORHOL jumped 19.98% each, with solid intraday volumes driving the momentum.

• GROBTEA also saw a notable jump of 16.64%, settling at ₹1,180.00 as investors chased niche opportunities even in a falling market.​

Major Losers: DELPH-RE, QUADFUTURE, BANDHANBNK Fall Heavily

Steep declines marked several stocks:

• DELPH-RE was the worst performer, sinking 20.07% to ₹9.28 amid investor exodus.​

• QUADFUTURE plunged 11.60% to ₹315.80, and NIRAIJISPAT fell 8.36% to ₹230.25 in a session marked by aggressive sell-offs.

• BANDHANBNK declined 8.22% to ₹156.55, recording a massive ₹986.65 crore in traded value from 618.47 lakh shares, highlighting strong institutional activity.

• MAANALU dropped 7.83% to ₹139.44, further contributing to the day’s negative breadth.​

Conclusion: Volatility Dominates Month-End Session

October’s last session ended with sharp moves in many stocks, dominated by rotational trading and heavy institutional action. While broader indices sank to their lowest levels for the month, isolated midcap and smallcap counters offered impressive gains. Market watchers expect further volatility as traders react to new data and global cues in the coming weeks.