On November 4, 2025, Indian equity benchmarks closed with pronounced losses, deepening the market correction into the final trading session. Despite widespread selloff across indices, a handful of midcap stocks managed strong advances, underscoring the persistent divergence in sectoral sentiment and intraday volatility.
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Nifty 50 Suffers Steep Decline
The Nifty 50 index ended the day at 25,597.65, falling by 165.70 points or 0.64%. The session opened at 25,744.75 and traded between a high of 25,787.40 and a low of 25,578.40, marking a clear downward trend as bears dominated the market. Other major indices, including Nifty Next 50 and Nifty Fin Service, also registered substantial declines, highlighting broad-based pressure in banking, financials, and heavyweight stocks.
Heavy Losers Pressure Sentiment
The market’s negative tone was accentuated by sharp losses in several stocks:
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FISCHER plunged 12.30% to ₹93.90, on strong volumes worth ₹44.13 crores.
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CAPTRU-RE1 tumbled 11.65% to ₹5.69, indicating sustained selling. -
FCL shed 10.08% to end at ₹28.82, displaying outsized turnover at 237.83 lakh shares.
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BLUEJET and SPILIL also witnessed double-digit declines, dragging broader indices with them.
CAPTRU-RE1 tumbled 11.65% to ₹5.69, indicating sustained selling.This selloff underlined risk aversion and profit booking in high-beta names as the market entered correction territory.
Midcap Outperformers Buck the Trend
Contrary to the dominant bearish environment, select midcaps posted impressive gains:
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KEYFINSERV jumped 20% to ₹360.00, leading the gainers with strong activity.
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SILLYMONKS surged 19.99% to ₹23.71, continuing its run as a high-momentum performer.
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EXXARO soared 18.54%, highlighting increased investor interest.
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3MINDIA climbed 16.55% to ₹35,780.00, registering a notable traded value of ₹788.95 crores.
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THANGAMAYL rallied 16.50% to ₹3,033.00, seeing sustained volumes and value.
EXXARO soared 18.54%, highlighting increased investor interest.The selective surge in such midcaps points to active sectoral rotation, resilient institutional interest, and opportunity-seeking among traders even during broader market turmoil.
Conclusion: November 4, 2025
The trading session on November 4, 2025, was marked by significant declines across headline indices, with Nifty 50 dropping over 165 points. Nevertheless, a few midcaps managed remarkable gains, proving that selective optimism persists even in bearish primary trends. The day’s performance underlines the dynamism of Indian equities, where active participation and swift sector rotation continue to shape outcomes for investors.
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