The Good News for Dalal Street: Crude oil futures has plunged, slipping toward $58 per barrel on Thursday and hitting a three-week low, as OPEC signaled a comfortable supply outlook. The group projected that global oil production would match demand by 2026, reversing its earlier forecast of a deficit, and noted that supply already exceeded demand in the third quarter — dampening sentiment across energy markets.
Our call of the day suggests bullish consolidation should be the preferred theme for the day for benchmark Nifty…
Well, if Nifty’s last three-trading session is any indication then we suspect, Nifty’s all-time-high at 26277.35 mark should reach sooner than later.
The Biggest Catalyst to Watch: Bihar elections result due on Friday, November 14th.
Bottom-line: Nifty will aim to ring a positive session this Thursday.
9:00 am GLOBAL UPDATE:
GIFT Nifty 🇮🇳: (-4, 25953)
Dow Futures: (+132, 48387)
Nasdaq 100 Futures (+41, 25558)
Nikkei (+13, 51076)
Hang Seng (-114, 26809)
Dollar Index (+0.03%, 99.49)
WTI OIL (-0.27%, 58.38)
Gold (+10, 4205)
Securities in Ban for Trade Date: Thursday, November 13th 2025*
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