Nifty set for a positive open driven two-big catalysts:
1) Rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
2) Strong global cues.
Amid the supportive macro backdrop and strong risk sentiment, Nifty now looks set to wrap up November on a firmly positive footing.
With the index already up 1.9% this month, the tone remains bullish — reinforcing expectations that momentum could carry forward into December unless a major negative catalyst emerges.
Despite the optimism the big question still remains:
When will the FPI come back strongly?
For the day, bullish consolidation is quite likely as all eyes will be on India’s Friday’s GDP Growth Estimates for quarter ended September 30th, 2025
Long story short: The gyan mantra for the day says to be disciplined:
Buy selectively on dips
Avoid chasing strength blindly
Manage leverage with caution — not emotion
9:00 am GLOBAL UPDATE:
GIFT Nifty 🇮🇳: (+23, 26429)
Dow Futures: (+83, 47508)
Nasdaq 100 Futures (+66, 25909)
Nikkei (-22, 50143)
Hang Seng (-37, 25908)
Dollar Index (-0.12%, 99.43)
WTI OIL (-0.04%, 59.06)
Gold (+25, 4185)
Securities in Ban for Trade Date: Friday, November 28th 2025
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