A bullish start on cards as Nifty bulls will aim to recoup most of last week’s drubbing
The Big question: Can Nifty comfortably close above 26000 mark.
Technically speaking, Nifty’s immediate hurdles and goal post at 25807 mark. Above 25807 mark all eyes will be on psychological 26000 mark and then aggressive targets at 26277.35 mark.
Keeping downside limited will be 6-positive catalysts:
1) In Friday’s session, FIIs were net buyers to the tune of ₹6,675 crore, offering a much-needed relief signal to sentiment.
2) US lawmakers are nearing a deal to end the record-long government shutdown.
3) Hopes of favourable outcome from the U.S.–India trade negotiations.
4) In the US, the Supreme Court seemed to express doubt about the arguments underpinning President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs.
5) Improving leads from Wall Street.
6) The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution appears to stay for long.
Bottom-line: A bullish consolidation day ahead with stock specific activity commanding investors’ attention.
9:00 am GLOBAL UPDATE:
GIFT Nifty 🇮🇳: (+78, 25656)
Dow Futures: (+135, 47122)
Nasdaq 100 Futures (+299, 25359)
Nikkei (+532, 50808)
Hang Seng (+151, 26392)
Dollar Index (+0.05%, 99.65)
WTI OIL (+0.83%, 60.30)
Gold (+45, 4046)
Securities in Ban for Trade Date: Monday, November 10th 2025*
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The earnings calendar promises to be eventful. Key Earnings on radar:
Earnings to Watch (Monday, November 10)
- Syrma SGS Technologies
- Vodafone Idea
- V-Mart Retail
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