The domestic equity market ended Thursday’s session, 27 November 2025 on a flat-to-positive note, with the Nifty 50 managing to reclaim the 26,200 mark in the closing minutes despite sharp declines in select mid‑cap names. A strong showing from financials and sustained buying in a clutch of small- and mid-cap gainers helped the benchmark reverse its afternoon losses and finish with a modest uptick.
Benchmarks end off the day’s high
The Nifty 50 settled around 26,215.55, up about 10 points or 0.04%, after opening near 26,261 and scaling an intraday high of roughly 26,310.45. The index, however, also slipped to a low near 26,141.90 during the day, reflecting intraday volatility as traders alternated between profit‑booking and value buying near record levels.
Financials hold the fort
Support for the benchmark continued to come from financial counters, with the Nifty Financial Services index closing around 27,946, up nearly 0.53% for the session. Bank Nifty also finished firm near 59,737, gaining about 0.35%, underlining steady institutional interest in large banks that remain key drivers of index performance.
Top gainers in broader market
Within the broader market, ATL-RE, Agritech (AGRITECH) and PRITI were among the standout performers, rallying between 20% and about 24% and hitting or nearing upper circuits on the NSE. CREST and Patel Engineering (PATELENG) also surged 12–15%, with Patel Engineering witnessing exceptionally heavy volumes exceeding 22 crore shares, pointing to strong momentum participation from both traders and short-term investors.
Heavy losses in select stocks
On the flip side, Adani RE and Whirlpool of India extended their sharp declines, slipping about 14% and 11.5% respectively, with both counters seeing elevated turnover as investors reacted to valuation concerns and recent corporate actions. BAIDFIN-RE, LPDC and Mangalam also dropped between 10% and 11%, reflecting broad profit‑taking in high‑beta mid- and small-cap names that had run up significantly in previous sessions.
Closing take and outlook: 27 November 2025
Market analysts note that the Nifty’s ability to close above 26,200 despite heavy selling in a few prominent stocks signals underlying strength, with support now seen around 26,100–26,050 and resistance near 26,300–26,350. Going ahead, experts expect the trend to remain positive but range‑bound, advising traders to stay selective in mid‑caps, focus on names with strong earnings visibility and use any dips in financials and quality large‑caps for staggered accumulation.
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