The Indian stock market opened lower on November 7, 2025, with benchmark indices facing significant pressure across key sectors. The Nifty 50 index registered a decline of 164.20 points (-0.64%), closing at 25,345.50 as market sentiment remained cautious due to mixed global cues and sectoral selloffs.
During the early trading hours, the Nifty 50 opened at 25,433.80, touched a high of 25,447.10, and reached an intraday low of 25,318.45. Other indices mirrored this cautious trend, with the Nifty Next 50 falling by 552.25 points (-0.80%) to finish at 68,747.30, Nifty Financial Services losing 98.25 points (-0.36%) to settle at 26,934.85, and Nifty Bank slipping by 263.15 points (-0.46%) to 57,291.10. The session saw widespread profit-booking and thin participation from institutional investors.
Top Gainers
Selected mid-cap and small-cap stocks managed to buck the broader market trend. NEXTMEDIA surged 13.71% to end at 7.30, driven by positive earnings and increased trading volume. INTERARCH climbed 11.84% to 2,454.30, attracting significant market interest with a turnover of ₹191.96 crores. Other top gainers included COASTCORP (up 11.59% at 42.74), DCI (up 10.77% at 279.20), and HBSL (up 10.16% at 91.63).
Top Losers
The session witnessed steep declines in select counters. CAPTRU-REI dropped 15.83% to 4.52, and BLISSGVS fell 15.13% to 128.99. AMBER experienced a major loss, down 12.12% to 6,883.50, erasing gains from previous sessions. SAATVIKGL and DCAL also faced heavy selling, closing down 10% and 8.85% respectively.
Sectoral and Investor Sentiment
Broader market activity reflected caution as traders anticipated key domestic and international macroeconomic announcements. Despite outperformers in certain segments, negative cues dominated as profit-booking prevailed. Turnover in key stocks remained robust, yet the value drag in index-heavyweights weighed heavily on the overall indices.
Conclusion: November 7, 2025 (Opening)
The Indian stock markets concluded the day on a negative note as broad-based selling pressure pulled major indices lower. While a handful of stocks managed impressive gains, overall sentiment remained subdued with investors closely tracking economic developments and awaiting clarity on both domestic reforms and global market trends.